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| The Amazon Fire wants to be the David Copperfield of the smartphone world. Here are just a few of the tricks up its sleeve: It can instantly recognize millions of products with the push of a button, deliver 3D-like images on a 2D screen and give you access to your own genie in a bottle (the Mayday feature for on-the-fly troubleshooting). This AT&T exclusive also includes a year of free Prime membership -- a $99 value -- plus unlimited cloud storage for photos. While impressive for a first attempt at a phone, the Fire's magic starts to wear off once you start using it as your everyday device.  |
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| These tablets have enough battery life to last through a cross-country flight or longer. Here are the longest lasting tablets. |
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| Apple is opening its beta for OS X 10.10 Yosemite to the public. Before you download it, read this. |
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| From customizing Quick Settings to keeping photos private, these handy Samsung Galaxy phone tips will help you make the most of your device. |
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| Don't waste money and embarrass yourself by purchasing a gadget that's either on its way out, dead on arrival or not ready for prime time. |
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