Latest articles by Hayato Huseman
Object detection doesn't need to be a user-facing feature
Object detection in your phone's camera software can lead to well-optimized photos, but you probably don't need to see it happening.
You don't need the latest and greatest tech to build a smart home
Smart home tech can be super expensive, but it doesn't have to be. Save yourself some cash by buying the older or cheaper models — they'll still work great in your home.
Smart doorbells are way less invasive than smart cameras in the home
Buying the right smart home tech for you can be confusing, but there's an argument to be made for smart doorbells over indoor cameras.
Traveling soon? Grab a 2-piece Samsonite luggage set for 48% off through Cyber Monday
Different travel situations call for different suitcases, so why not grab two for the price of one?
The Galaxy Watch doesn't change much — and that's okay
The Galaxy Watch isn't too different from Samsung's previous smartwatch, the Gear S3, but that doesn't have to be a bad thing.
What's your favorite form factor for cases?
Cases are great, but there are so many different types to choose from. What kind of case works best for you?
I give in: I'm finally a case person
I've always preferred the feeling of my phone without a case, but premium materials have won me over.
Three tips and tricks for settling into the new Gmail
Not every new feature of Gmail's redesign is available just yet, but it never hurts to familiarize yourself with the new look early.
Peak Design Everyday Backpack review: I've finally stopped shopping for new bags
The Everyday Backpack from Peak Design is far from cheap, but it's one of the best bags around for those in search of versatility and convenience.
My second bout with Verizon's wildly improved 5G network fills me with hope
Verizon's 5G network in Chicago is dramatically faster and more stable than before. You still shouldn't necessarily go out and buy a 5G phone right away, but it's now a viable option.
Google Assistant is about to get way better for frequent travelers
You'll soon be able to check into your flights and book hotel rooms straight from Google Assistant.
I want to start seeing more crazy beautiful finishes on flagship phones
Most phones do the same things these days, so why not have some fun with the aesthetics?
Could Android Pie's beta expansion lead to more phones with 'Pixel' Android?
Android Pie is available on more phones than just the latest Pixels. Does that mean we'll start seeing stable stock Android builds available for more popular phones?
What's your mobile payment service of choice?
With so many options like Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and Apple Pay, how do you choose just one service to hold all of your cards?
Google begins rolling out tab groups in Chrome Beta
Google is making it easier to organize your tabs in Chrome with customizable tab groups, initially rolling out to Chrome Beta today.
Rumored NVIDIA-ARM acquisition could massively shake up the chip industry
ARM technologies power a tremendous number of devices worldwide, and NVIDIA is reported to be considering a full stakes takeover, with SoftBank handing over the reigns.
Android 11 Beta 1.5 is now available for download with minor bug fixes
Android 11 Beta 1.5 sorts out an initial issue with contactless payments in Google Pay, and resolves other minor issues with the Pixel 3 line.
Qualcomm surpasses earnings expectations, despite COVID-related setbacks
Despite a downward trend in earnings across the market, Qualcomm's shares have risen by 13% following a patent dispute settlement with Huawei.
January 2019 security patch goes live for Pixel devices
Google's latest update fixes security issues and improves audio quality while recording video on the Pixel 3 and 3 XL.
Spotify rolls out hands-free 'Hey Spotify' voice controls on Android
In the latest version of the Android app, Spotify is rolling out a new, fairly rudimentary voice assistant triggered by the wake words "Hey Spotify."
