Russell Holly

This time last year you'd be hard pressed to find a large Android tablet I'd recommend to anyone, but changes in both hardware and software are finally bringing some interesting options to the table.

Third-party keyboards for Android are mostly about portability and convenience, not productivity. Dell's focus on the keyboard makes the Venue 10 7000 Series a completely unique experience.

There is now a single wireless charging standard, as the last major player falls in line with the Wireless Power Consortium.

You can now enjoy Daydream without using your phone, and with that comes a whole new way to explore VR.

There are some epic new AR features popping up all over the Android ecosystem, and exactly zero ways to experience all of it on one phone.

Not to be confused with "best" but still a really important thing to think about.

If you're going to be using Portrait Mode for taking great photos, make sure Christmas lights don't ruin your shot.

Niantic has completely scrubbed the Gym battle system you know today, and we now know how Raids are going to work in the future.

Niantic continues to make Ingress a global community game with a new series of physical events for people to go to and play together.

That awesome little robot in the trailers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now available in a miniature form from the folks behind Sphero and Ollie.

Days after shattering their IndieGoGo goal, Yota Devices found themselves with some important questions to answer about data collection and whether the FSB had a "backdoor" to the device.