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| Ultrabooks are the best kind of laptop money can buy. Why? Because they're slim, light and wake from sleep almost instantly. You should also expect long battery life, which is great for everyone from students to road warriors. There's a lot of models from which to choose at different prices, including hybrids that double as tablets for the ultimate in versatility. You'll also find new machines with super-sharp quad HD screens. Here's our list of the Top 10 Ultrabooks based on our extensive reviews.  |
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| Give your grad a smartphone gift they'll love for years to come. |
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| From photo editing tools and weather apps to games, you won't find these iPhone apps on Android. |
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| Here are five innovative features that Apple should copy from Samsung's latest flagship phone. |
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| From robust streaming services to song identification tools, here are our favorite music apps.
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| | The best just got better. Alienware has upped the gaming-laptop ante by adding the world's fastest notebook graphics -- the Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M -- to its award-winning 17-inch beast. The Alienware 17 ($3,358 as configured, starting at $1,499) continues to boast one of the best designs we've seen, along with a fun backlit keyboard, powerful speakers and a sweet full-HD display. The competition should be afraid. |
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| | In a world where nearly everyone owns a smartphone, it's getting harder for companies to stand out. Samsung's Galaxy S5 isn't a game-changer, but it is one of the best smartphones money can buy. The S5 for T-Mobile ($0 down, $27.50 per month) tops its predecessor in every way, offering a gorgeous 5.1-inch display, improved camera and water-resistant chassis. Sure, the new built-in heart rate monitor isn't a must-have, but the integrated fingerprint reader is handy. Add in awesomely long battery life and there are a lot of reasons to make this your next handset. |
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