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| Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy have long been fighting to be the best premium handset on the market, and Samsung is starting the next round in style with the Galaxy S5. The company's new flagship has incorporated many features that made the iPhone 5s a hit, including a fingerprint scanner and gold skin, while adding more camera features and an improved fitness app. The S5 is a technical powerhouse that outspecs the iPhone 5s in many categories, but does that mean it's right for you? Here's our side-by-side breakdown.  |
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| LAPTOP awards the 5 most innovative gadgets, including best smartphone, tablet and smartwatch. |
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| Sure, it has a bigger screen and faster CPU, but the Galaxy S5 has plenty of surprises, too. |
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| The best ways to play games, edit photos, manage your finances or enjoy music on your Chromebook. |
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| Amazon Prime members get access to the Lending Library on the Kindle Fire HDX. Here's how.
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| | The Manute Bol of tablets, the 12.2-inch Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 provides a larger display than nearly all other tablets on the market. But this octa-core-powered Android device is more than just a supersize slate, offering deep pen integration and a host of productivity-friendly features, such as a souped-up Multi Window mode that lets you run four apps at once. With a starting price of $749, the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 is more expensive than most of its competitors, but if you're comfortable holding a tablet this large, it can help you get some serious work done.
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| | HP is hoping to hit that sweet spot between productivity and multimedia with its latest product, the HP Spectre 13 X2 (starting at $1,099, $1,169 as configured). The 2-in-1 is outfitted with a powerful Intel Core i5 processor and Intel integrated graphics. Throw in a comfortable keyboard and a vibrant 1080p display and its hard-to-ignore hybrid. But can the X2 hold its own against similarly priced thin-and-light laptops? |
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