Palm review: Interesting idea, poorly executed
If you need a second Android smartphone, there are more usable alternatives than this diminutive offering.
If you need a second Android smartphone, there are more usable alternatives than this diminutive offering.
This robust 13.3-inch hybrid offers a good range of ports, including legacy connections, on its keyboard dock plus a stylus and optional LTE broadband.
Excellent CPU, discrete GPU, RAM, storage and display options make for a versatile, if pricey, 15.6-inch ThinkPad.
The 13.9-inch Yoga C930 ticks most of the boxes for an ultraportable 2-in-1 convertible. This is a good laptop that's just shy of being a great one.
The Kobo Forma may not have a 3G option, but it does support the ePUB format and public library loans, making it a credible alternative to the Kindle Oasis.
The Asus ZenBook Pro UX580GD is big and heavy, and battery life isn't great. But the screen is superb, and there's plenty of CPU and GPU power on offer. The ScreenPad could be a winner, but Asus needs to refine the concept.
Despite some limitations, this combination of pen, paper and mobile app could prove useful for knowledge workers, students and consumers.
The Mi 8 Pro is a competent flagship-class smartphone at a good price, although a few compromises have been made in pursuit of affordability.
Lenovo's take on Google's Home Hub comes in 8-inch and 10-inch versions, includes a camera with a privacy cover, and supports landscape or portrait orientation.
The Band 3 looks like a bargain at the price, but you should consider the accuracy of its basic capabilities before taking the plunge.