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Pivot Point
Samsung has taken the Note's proven DNA and embiggened it to create the Galaxy Note 10.1, a Wi-Fi-only, Android 4.0 tablet with a 10.1-inch screen and a stylus.
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A Slider That Slips
Motorola's new Photon Q, which has a sliding physical keyboard, feels like it's lagging in comparison to today's top-of-the-line Android handsets, particularly at its $200 price point.
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Desperately Seeking Sevens
Bigger isn't always better. For many people, these midsize machines are the best options out there for consuming media on the go,
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Big 10
Google and Samsung have teamed up to create the new Nexus 10 tablet. Play with it for a few minutes and it becomes obvious the two companies have exercised their many powers to get everything right....
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Android, Untethered
The Nexus 4, built by LG in collaboration with Google, is the best overall Android handset currently available, and it's one of the best phones to be released this year.
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No Big Deal
While the 1080p screen on HTC's new handset is mighty pretty, it doesn't turn the mostly decent phone into a must-have device.
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Bigger, But Not Better
If you must have a gigantic smartphone, the Note II is a solid performer. But the problems of the first-generation Note -- unwieldy size, messy software, gimmicky stylus -- still haunt the sequel.
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Chromebooks Find the Right Price
Google's cloud-driven laptops may have found the key to wide adoption: a $250 price tag.
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Beautiful Excess
All previous Chromebooks have been unapologetically utilitarian -- cheaply priced, cheaply built, and a bit crude. But the Pixel is different than all the rest.
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Juice For Days
Very few phones will last beyond the early morning of a second day. But the Maxx can see two full sunsets.
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The Finest One Yet
The One is the finest device HTC has ever built, and one of the best Android phones out now, though a couple of things keep it from being perfect.
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Game Piece
The Razer Edge makes a lousy tablet, but it's a great gaming machine -- as long as you have an outlet nearby.
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