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2 Phones, 1 Winner: Android Phone Face-Off

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Moto X vs HTC One: Smartphone Face-Off

When it comes to Android phones, it's not all about Samsung's Galaxies. The Moto X offers a purer Android experience and lets you execute voice commands without even touching the phone. You can also customize your own design online. Meanwhile, the HTC One sports an elegant aluminum design and powerful dual speakers, as well as a unique BlinkFeed interface.

So which Android phone is best? To find out, we pit the two devices against each other in an eight-round bout to see which one takes the title belt. Let's rumble.

7 Ways Apple Should Fix iOS 7

iOS7 looks gorgeous, but it's far from perfect. Here's what should be on Apple's to-do list.

10 Dumbest Smartphone Features

Like spinning rims on a car, many proprietary smartphone features are all style and no substance.

10 Best Phones from Movies and TV

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HP Chromebook 11 Hands-On

For just $279, this Chromebook offers premium design, bright display, and a snappy Exynos processor.

Western Digital My Cloud (2TB) 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?

Alcatel One Touch Fierce Reviewed

Alcatel aims to entice budget shoppers with the One Touch Fierce, an Android 4.2 handset with a 4.5-inch qHD display that costs just $19 up front at T-Mobile. As with any budget phone, though, there are tradeoffs. Find out if Alcatel's latest smartphone is truly a fierce competitor in the low-cost arena.

1. EFun Nextbook 8HD

2. Kurio 7S Tablet

3. Amazon Kindle Fire HDX

4. Samsung Galaxy Note 3

5. Samsung Galaxy Gear

1. Top Smartphones

2. Top Ultrabooks

3. Best Laptops 2013

3. Samsung Galaxy Note 3

5. Best & Worst Tablets

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$299 to be Dick Tracy? Galaxy Gear Smartwatch Reviewed

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Samsung Galaxy Gear: Full Review

The age of the smartwatch is upon us. Though we've been reviewing smartwatches from smaller vendors for more than a year and had an entry from Sony, Samsung's Galaxy Gear is the first comprehensive wrist-based smartphone companion, offering the ability to make calls, take photos, receive notifications and issue voice commands right from your wrist. However, at $299, the Gear is the same price as the Galaxy Note 3 -- the only phone it works with for now. Does this high-tech timepiece do enough to make you want to wear it every day?

The New Kindle is Our Editor's Choice

Far from just an e-reader, Amazon's Kindle Fire HDX is one of the best 7-inch tablets available.

25 Best Apps for iOS7

Here are the 25 apps that wear iOS 7 best.

10 Powerpoint Tips You Need to Know

Here's how to get the most out of the latest version of Powerpoint.

10 Best Android Apps You're Not Using

With more than 850,000 apps in the Google Play store, some gems are bound to slip through the cracks.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (T-Mobile) Reviewed

Samsung popularized the phablet (a smartphone-tablet hybrid) with 2011's Galaxy Note and kicked it up a notch last year with the Galaxy Note 2. However, the Galaxy Note 3 takes the world's best pen-enabled smartphone to a whole new level with a gorgeous 5.7-inch, full-HD screen, a host of new pen enhancements, improved multitasking and a thinner, lighter design. Throw in more than 11 hours of battery life -- among the best we've ever seen -- and you have the most powerful and functional Android smartphone on the market. But is this big-screen beast right for you?

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Reviewed

The original Galaxy Note 10.1 was designed to be the first true Android content creation tablet, but its low-resolution display and somewhat confusing pen software kept it from being a top pick. Now Samsung is back with the Note 10.1 - 2014 Edition (starting at $549 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB). The tablet boasts a sleeker look, a magnificent Retina-like display, and compelling new pen enhancements. Find out if this slate is worth $50 more than the iPad.

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2. Logitech G230 Headset

3. Motorola Moto X (Sprint)

4. LG G2 T-Mobile

5. HP Envy TouchSmart 15

5. Best & Worst Tablets

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iPhone 5s Reviewed: Hype or Innovation?

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Apple iPhone 5s: Full Review

Apple is giving Android the finger with the iPhone 5s. And we're not just talking about the fingerprint sensor beneath the screen. The new A7 chip inside this unassuming beast promises to run circles around the Galaxy S4 and other devices. Apple's sequel ($199 for 16GB) also features a beefed up camera with larger pixels as well as a new dual flash system. Then there's iOS 7, which sports a colorful yet clean new design that looks like an antidote to cluttered Android skins. At a time big-screen flagships are all the rage, though, should you give this compact powerhouse a chance?

Surface 2 Video: Better Looks, More Power

We show you the highlights of Microsoft's improved Surface 2 tablet. Did they get it right this time?

What's The Best Phone Upgrade Deal?

Which carrier has the best early upgrade plan? We break it down for you.

12 Gadgets Ahead of Their Time

These 12 gadgets helped bring about the tablet, the smartphone, hybrid laptop, and much more.

Amazon Kindle Fire HDX Specs Compared

Amazon just announced its new Kindle Fire HDX tablets, but can they keep up with the competition?

iPhone 5c Reviewed

Apple's iPhone just got a splash of color. While it has the same internal components as last year's iPhone 5, the new iPhone 5c comes wrapped in a brightly colored plastic shell. Available for $99 in one of five bold hues, the 5c also runs iOS 7, Apple's equally colorful operating system, which is more functional than its predecessor. Overall, the iPhone 5c is easily one of the top smartphones selling for less than $100.

LG G2 (T-Mobile) Reviewed

Business in the front, party in the back. That could be the LG G2's catchphrase, because all of this Android phone's physical buttons are on its back. That isn't the only way this flagship ($99 down, $21 per month on T-Mobile) seeks stands out from the Galaxy S4 and HTC One. A very fast Snapdragon 800 processor -- a first for U.S. phones -- enables all sorts of multitasking goodness. Add in a 13-MP camera with optical image stabilization and the G2 should win over plenty of shoppers, or at least those willing to experiment with a new design.

1. HP Envy TouchSmart 15

2. Logitech G230 Headset

3. LG G2 (Verizon)

4. Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus

5. Motorola Droid Maxx

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2. Top Ultrabooks

3. How to Close Apps in iOS 7

4. Best Laptops 2013

5. Top iOS 7 Features

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Moto X vs HTC One: Smartphone Face-Off

7 Ways Apple Should Fix iOS 7

10 Dumbest Smartphone Features

10 Best Phones from Movies and TV

HP Chromebook 11 Hands-On

Western Digital My Cloud (2TB) Reviewed

Alcatel One Touch Fierce Reviewed

Samsung Galaxy Gear: Full Review

The New Kindle is Our Editor's Choice

25 Best Apps for iOS7

10 Powerpoint Tips You Need to Know

10 Best Android Apps You're Not Using

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (T-Mobile) Reviewed

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Reviewed

Apple iPhone 5s: Full Review

Surface 2 Video: Better Looks, More Power

What's The Best Phone Upgrade Deal?

12 Gadgets Ahead of Their Time

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