Personal Tech

Twitter Music is finally here, bringing along a slick interface, excellent music discovery chops, and--alas--a very short memory.

This week, multi-genre games and other pleasantly complicated entertainment.

Is the HTC One a smartphone that takes pictures or a camera that makes phone calls? That question may sound facetious, but there's the buzz around the upcoming HTC One and its newfangled UltraPixel camera--which will land in consumer hands on April 19th.

Does it take forever to recharge your phone or tablet? The charger you use may be to blame.

There are many, many keyboards on the market that are specifically made for use with the iPad. Here are some of the best.

Setting up Amazon's consumption device as a productive Android tablet isn't for the faint of heart.

Tools for protecting passwords, browsing anonymously, and encrypting our most precious documents.

Earlier this year, we took a look at Dell's non-touchscreen version of the XPS One 27. Now Dell's pretty all-in-one is back, with slightly updated specs, Windows 8 Professional, and, of course, a touchscreen. This version of the One is as gorgeous as ever, with the exact same design as its predecessor, and its Quad HD screen looks even better with multi-touch. But now that Windows 8 is out, just about every single computer out there has a touchscreen--so how does the One hold up?

Separating the truly great apps from the weird and wacky ones can be tough. Here are a few of our favorite apps to get you started.

Office productivity plummets during the holidays. Many people take extended vacations, and some businesses just plain shut down. And the employees who actually show up to work? They while away the hours playing casual games on their workstation web browsers.

One of the biggest trends that jumped out at us from this year's Top 100 list was the number of new tech products designed specifically for the home. If you thought the cocooning trend was over, think again. Tech enthusiasts are clamoring for new products for the home, and the industry is responding in a big way.

The top tech products of 2012, in categories ranging from PCs to productivity software.