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Does Asus's Transformer Prime have a Wi-Fi performance problem? I tested it head-to-head against other Android devices to find out.

Asus has announced a new version of its highly rated Transformer Prime tablet: the TF700T. So what's this new device all about, and what does its arrival mean for the original Transformer Prime?

Verizon's new Galaxy Nexus seems to have a remaining sign of Google's internal testing process, generally referred to as "dogfooding."

Verizon's Galaxy Nexus is similar to the international model I reviewed last month, but it does sport a few noteworthy differences.

The Asus Transformer Prime is the best Android tablet you could buy right now, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the right purchase for everyone.

Asus's Transformer Prime is sleek, sexy, and more powerful than any other tablet to date. So what's it like to actually use? Here are my first impressions.

With Ice Cream Sandwich and the Galaxy Nexus, Google's Android operating system has really grown up. I've spent the past several days exploring the hardware and software to get a full understanding of what they have to offer.

Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is full of interesting surprises, like the new user-friendly features built in for photo sharing.

The embargoes have expired, and here come the Samsung Galaxy Nexus reviews. They're pretty positive, but we're still unsure about the Galaxy Nexus LTE release date in North America. One quote from a Google spokesperson seems to say Monday, but there's more than a little doubt about the interpretation. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers contribute to Richi's review roundup. Not to mention: I Believe I can Fly...
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I've been spending some hands-on time with Google's Galaxy Nexus and Android Ice Cream Sandwich this week -- and boy, oh boy, are we in for a treat.

Microsoft is counting on Nokia to help save the struggling Windows Phone 7, and the recently released Lumia 800 is Nokia's Windows Phone 7 standard bearer. I took a quick look at the Lumia 800, and here's what I found. (A more comprehensive review will follow on Computerworld later.)

T-Mobile's Galaxy S II is big, fast, and beautiful -- but it has a few noteworthy downsides compared to its Sprint and AT&T siblings.

The new Bolt Browser promises to provide an "innovative" new experience for Android -- but in reality, it feels more like a step back in time.

AT&T's Galaxy S II is smaller than Sprint's model, but it's no less powerful -- or pleasant on the eyes.

The Kindle Cloud Reader lets you read your Kindle books with the Chrome browser, Safari for iPad and Safari for desktop. But how does Apple feels about that?