Smartphone showdown
With BlackBerry back in contention and Nokia making its presence known in the market, does the iPhone still deserve to be considered the top smartphone?
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Blu-ray: Maximum multimedia mojo
Today’s Blu-ray players feature amazing capabilities—often, for a fraction of the cost of their less tech-savvy precursors. But don’t opt for the cheapest machine on the market. Our best deal factors in price and performance.
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Chef’s knives: A cut above
A first-rate chef’s knife can set you back hundreds. But our top kitchen contender slashes the competition on price while delivering on quality.
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Watches with lifetimes warranties make timeless gifts
Only a few watchmakers offer lifetime guarantees. Read the fine print to avoid getting ticked off.
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Artificial intelligence: Best fake Christmas trees
Seasonal savings start with fake Christmas trees. We look for the models that can give you a merry and maintenance-free holiday.
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Connected cameras: Best Wi-Fi devices
Say goodbye to those clunky cables: now you can wirelessly connect to the web for instant photo sharing. But which of these Wi-Fi cameras should you focus on?
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Kindle killers
Canadians longing for Amazon’s Kindle Fire can get stoked about one of these competitors instead.
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Trek tech
Getting out of town? That doesn’t mean you have to drop off the planet. This tech survival kit will keep you connected in the great outdoors.
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Smokin’ deals
Don’t want to burn $3,000 on a barbecue? We grill five models for $500 or less.
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Thin wins
Computers that meet Intel’s Ultrabook specification share a number of characteristics, but one Ultrabook in particular has an edge over its competitors.
