
This Is Your Back-to-School Tech Gift Guide
Not only will these gadgets see their fair share of use around campus, but they’ll be useful long after graduation as well.

Not only will these gadgets see their fair share of use around campus, but they’ll be useful long after graduation as well.
By Tucker Bowe

So they, along with the UHD Alliance and a host of other directors, have introduced Filmmaker’s Mode.
By Tucker Bowe

Smartphones don’t need cables to charge. Neither should your portable batteries.
By Tucker Bowe

A tripod might be the signal most important tool for photographers and videographers.
By Tucker Bowe

The iDevices Instinct is effectively a smart light switch combined with an Echo Dot smart speaker.
By Tucker Bowe

Segway has revealed a self-driving scooter that should be the next big thing for mobility firms and well-heeled electric scooter enthusiasts.
By Tyler Duffy

If you want to be a better photographer, learn to take control with this strategy.
By Eric Adams

The Supreme/Blu “Burner Phone” is as basic as a phone can get, but it’s doubtful that anyone will actually use it to make phone calls.
By Tyler Chin

In June, Apple issued a recall for certain MacBook Pros sold between 2015 and 2017 because their batteries pose a fire risk. Now, the FAA is banning the affected models from flight as well.
By Eric Limer

The DJI Osmo Mobile 3 is the company’s best-ever smartphone gimbal.
By Tucker Bowe

Wearables have come a long way from the simple fitness trackers of a decade ago.
By Tucker Bowe

The “IT’S OK” cassette player is bringing tapes into 2019 with everything your old Walkman could do, plus Bluetooth.
By Eric Limer

It’s made by Mophie and it’s creatively called the 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad.
By Tucker Bowe

It will be available this September, in either gold or gray finishes, and start at $999.
By Tucker Bowe

First, there are two smartphones: the Note 10 and Note 10+.
By Tucker Bowe

DJI and Parrot have brought quadcopters to the masses the drones professional fliers use for racing are a completely different beast.
By Eric Limer

Samsung’s spilled the details on the Galaxy Active Watch 2 which will sport a few upgrades, including an LTE flavor and heart-rate monitoring (eventually).
By Eric Limer

Superhuman is an email app with an extensive, exclusive application process, a $30 price tag, and a handful of features that aren’t entirely new.
By Eric Limer

It’s also an air quality monitor and nightlight.
By Tucker Bowe

It’s available for preorder right now and is expected to ship in September.
By Tucker Bowe