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| With their quad-core processors and bigger screens, smartphones have never been more powerful–or more power hungry. Yes, specs and apps matter, but what good are they if you're hunting for an outlet by lunchtime? If you want a smartphone that endures, check out the handsets that made our list. These devices lasted at least 6.5 hours on the LAPTOP Battery Test, which involves continuous web surfing over 4G at 40 percent brightness. See for yourself which smartphones truly go the distance.  |
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| The new HTC One M8 offers a ton of great new features, from a dual-lens camera to a bigger battery. |
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| Make sure you've got the essentials for your MacBook. Check out our top picks. |
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| Running out of room on your iPhone? Here are five handy tips for freeing up some storage. |
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| Here's everything you should know about the hottest new Android smartwatch.
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| | Is it time to ditch Windows and Macs for Chrome OS? HP's Chromebook 14 certainly makes the case. For those who mainly use their notebook to surf the Web, watch videos and send email, this Chromebook (starting at $299; $349 as configured) may be all you need. With a large 14-inch display, long battery life, free 4G and an attractive design, HP's laptop will force you to take a second look at this lightweight OS. |
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| | The original HTC One was one of the best smartphones of 2013, but it still played second fiddle to Samsung's Galaxy S4. But rather than changing its approach, HTC took everything we loved about the first One and made it better. Sporting an even sexier metal design, a larger 5-inch display, louder BoomSound speakers and an innovative dual rear camera, the HTC One M8 ($199 on contract) blows away its predecessor. Add in nearly 10 hours of battery life, and the new One has what it takes to blow away the competition, too. |
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