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Dell Precision Tower 7810 Workstation review: Dual-socket Haswell Xeon workstation
With latest-generation Xeon processors, DDR4 RAM and a wide choice of GPUs, Dell's new Precision workstation is equipped to handle applications needing extreme processing power as well as high-end graphics. Storage options are limited, but otherwise it's an excellent and flexible workstation.
Microsoft Band review: Unlike any other wearable and uniquely yours
The Microsoft Band is a data collection machine and with the ability to select your tile interface, it can do as much or as little as you want it to.
Sonim XP7 hands-on: The ruggedized Android smartphone built to withstand active lifestyles
More and more people are hitting the slopes, diving through muddy pits, leaping over fire, and working in extreme weather conditions. The Sonim XP7 can handle all of these arenas and more.
LG G Watch R hands-on: A smartwatch in the form of a standard watch
LG's latest smartwatch looks like a regular watch at first and second glance. It's powered by Android Wear and connects to your Android smartphone.
Logitech Keys-To-Go: Unique keyboard for iPad and iPhone (review)
This unusual keyboard for iOS is made of spill-proof fabric and is thinner than the iPad Air 2.
Nutanix versus Tintri: Two approaches to software-defined storage
As virtualisation technology spreads through the datacentre, the race is on to develop ways of sharing out data to virtual servers and desktops in large numbers.
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Windows Server vNext Technical Preview: Screenshots
The next version of Windows Server is at an early stage of development, but some of the new functionality for orchestrating virtualised compute, storage and networking resources on commodity hardware is available for early adopters to test. Here's how it's shaping up.
Windows Server vNext Technical Preview: The first steps to software-defined everything
From secure containers to Docker support, to abstracted networking and storage, the most interesting features in the next version of Windows Server will come next year with a later preview and System Center beta.
Motorola Droid Turbo review: Professional design, Moto experiences, massive battery
A common concern with the Moto X is its rather small capacity battery. Verizon and Motorola fixed that with the Droid Turbo and this is the Moto X you want if you are a Verizon customer.
Identity is the New Money, book review: Time to cash out?
Is cash outdated? In this thought-provoking book, digital money and digital identity expert Dave Birch explains why he thinks so, and outlines the emerging identity-based payments ecosystem that may replace it.
Six clicks: Good cases for iPhone 6 Plus (hands on)
The big new iPhone is thin and light, and wrapping it in a slim case adds protection and makes a statement. These six cases are a good fit for the iPhone 6 Plus.
Moto X (2nd Generation) review: Improved specs and useful extras, but short on storage options
The 2014 Moto X is nicely designed and solidly built, has a great 5.2-inch AMOLED screen, performs superbly, and delivers a range of useful Moto 'experiences' on top of an otherwise uncluttered Android OS. Limited internal storage capacity and lack of MicroSD expansion are our main concerns.
Sony Xperia Z3 review: Superb design and capabilities that best the Apple iPhone 6
Sony doesn't release too many smartphones on US carriers, but T-Mobile has a real winner here with the Z3. Matthew not only tested one out, he bought his own and put aside the iPhone 6 Plus.
Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro: Very good Ultrabook (review)
This new laptop is the very definition of the term Ultrabook.
Tech Armor external batteries: Good solution for business travelers (review)
Business trips often mean a lot of time away from a power outlet, resulting in a gadget going dead at the worst time. We review four mobile power banks that beat the battery clock.