Laptop Review: Oktober 2013

Surprising Results in iPhone 5s vs Lumia 1020 Camera Shootout

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iPhone 5s vs. Nokia Lumia 1020: Camera Shootout

The Nokia Lumia 1020 has been hailed by many as the best camera phone on the planet, and there are lots of reasons for that. This Windows Phone device packs a whopping 41-megapixel sensor that not only captures spectacular detail but enables you to zoom in on your photo after the fact. Plus, the ProCamera app lets you tweak all sorts of manual settings.

However, the iPhone 5s is no slouch in the imaging department. The 5s' camera packs a larger sensor than its predecessor and a dual LED flash, as well as built-in image stabilization. But how does the 5s compare to the mighty Lumia? Pretty darn well, actually. We took both phones out for a few days of shooting with our staff photographer and compared the results.

Make Windows 8.1 Feel Like Windows 7

Miss the start button? Learn how to make the new Windows OS look and feel more like Windows 7.

Google Glass: What Users Love and Hate

We spoke to Glass users to find out if Google's wearable tech is worth the hype.

New MacBook Pro 13-inch Reviewed

With a faster CPU and superb screen, the new MacBook Pro is our Editors' Choice.

Top 10 Tech-Friendly Gloves

Want to stay warm while texting? Here are LAPTOP's top 10 picks for tech-friendly gloves.

Microsoft Surface 2 Reviewed

Microsoft's original Surface with Windows RT tried to bridge the work-and-play gap by combining a dynamic Live Tile interface with a free copy of Office and an optional keyboard. However, a meager app selection and confusion around what Windows RT could and couldn't do versus full Windows 8 caused this tablet to fall flat. Is this sequel improved enough?

Apple OS X 10.9 Mavericks Reviewed

While it's firmly committed to two distinct operating systems -- one for desktop and one for mobile -- OS X 10.9 Mavericks bridges the gap between the two worlds a little more while giving Mac power users a wealth of new goodies. Mavericks isn't a groundbreaking change for those familiar with the Mac environment, but this free upgrade is definitely worth the download. Read on to see what's new and how well everything works.

1. Acer C720 Chromebook

2. OLPC XO Tablet

3. Dell Inspiron 14 7000

4. McAfee Internet Security

5. MacBook Pro 15-inch Retina

1. MacBook Pro 15-inch Reviewed

2. Top Ultrabooks

3. Top Smartphones

4. Best Laptops 2013

5. Transformer Book T100 Reviewed

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Does the iPad Air Rise Above Top Android Tablets?

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Apple iPad Air Specs vs. The Competition

As the tablet market continues to surge, Apple is undoubtedly facing increased competition from its rival vendors. Microsoft, Amazon and Samsung have upped the ante when it comes to design, display quality and overall hardware, making Apple's iPad Air launch more crucial than ever.

Apple's newest addition to the iPad family features a new design that makes the slate thinner and lighter. At just 0.29 inches thin and weighing 1 pound, Apple claims that its iPad Air is the thinnest 10-inch tablet on the market. But form isn't everything. We take a look at the specs to see how this lightweight titan stands up to the competition.

Best and Worst Laptop Tech Support

Find out how top computer-makers scored when we graded them on tech support and customer service.

How to Upgrade to Windows 8.1

Learn how to upgrade your Windows 8 PC to Windows 8.1 for free in just a few simple steps.

Nokia Lumia 1520 Specs vs the Competition

Meet the first Windows Phone device with specs to rival the best smartphones on the market.

LAPTOP Goes Hands-On With the iPad Air

Check out this hands-on video for our first impressions of Apple's new flagship tablet.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Verizon) Reviewed

Now this is a phablet. Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 combines a gorgeous 5.7-inch full-HD display, a fast Snapdragon 800 processor and lots of improvements to the pen experience. It gets better. Verizon's version of the Galaxy Note 3 offers nearly 10 hours of nonstop use on our tests and is capable of next-generation AWS LTE speeds. It's our Editors' Choice.

Western Digital My Book (2013) Reviewed

Among all the connected, feature-rich external hard drives, some folks just want to back up all of their stuff. The Western Digital My Book ($159 for 4TB) provides just that, offering a massive amount of storage for a low price. Plus, WD has introduced a series of easy-to-use apps to increase the My Book's functionality. Read on to see why this storage device is our Editors' Choice.

1. Sony MDR-10RNC Headphones

2. Western Digital My Book (4TB)

3. ASUS Transformer Book T100

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Verizon)

5. Toshiba Satellite Click

5. Best & Worst Tablets

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These Are The Best Tablets of 2013

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Best Tablets of 2013

Tablets have become so popular so quickly that they're predicted to surpass both laptops and desktops by 2015. Why? Because they're portable enough to take anywhere, and -- thanks to an ever-growing roster of apps -- are versatile enough for work and play. With so many models available, choosing the best tablet comes down to your needs and budget.

At LAPTOP, we review every major tablet, evaluating them based on design, display quality, features and performance. Here are the best tablets available today.

5 Things to Expect From The iPad 5

From design and specs to possible availability, here's a roundup of the most likely iPad 5 rumors.

10 Biggest Gadget Design Fails

When shopping for tech, watch out for products that sport these frustratingly ineffective design trends.

Kindle Fire HDX vs. Google Nexus 7

The Nexus 7 and Fire HDX lead the pack of 7-inch Android tablets. But only one can be the best.

A Guide to Switching From PC to Mac

Done with Windows? Curious about OS X Mavericks? Here's what you need to know to make a clean break.

Sony VAIO Flip 14 Reviewed

If you take a lot of photos on your smartphone, chances are you'll run out of storage before long, but Western Digital's My Cloud will help you free up some space. Coupled with a free mobileapp, this 2TB home network-attached storage (NAS) drive lets you back up photos and videosover Wi-Fi or LTE. The device can also interface with your cloud storage and stream 1080p multimedia to mobile devices. Can this $149 drive solve your mobile storage woes?

Fitbit Force Reviewed

It's not a smartwatch, per se, but the Fitbit Force is definitely one of the smartest fitness trackers yet. This device sports a bright OLED display that lets you view the time, but more importantly, lets you view your progress at a glance. There's also a new altimeter that tracks how many stairs you climb each day. Combined with sleep tracking, is this $129 device worth the $30 premium over the Fitbit Flex and other wristband-style fitness gadgets?