Personal Technology: Review
iPhone X First Look: About Face
Get ready for your closeup, because Apple’s new flagship iPhone X is all about the cameras, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.
Get ready for your closeup, because Apple’s new flagship iPhone X is all about the cameras, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.
Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler took more than 2,000 shots with Light’s slim 16-lens L16 camera. Here’s a selection of his best photos.
An early size-up of Samsung Electronics Co.’s Note 8, with a 6.3-inch screen, dual-lens camera and a safety-minded battery, from Geoffrey A. Fowler.
Tech often fails seniors, and it isn’t their fault. But it isn’t their children’s fault, either. Geoffrey A. Fowler offers some ways to make smartphones, laptops and iPads less frustrating for seniors and the people who love them.
Amazon.com Inc.’s Echo Look uses AI and a camera to evaluate which clothes look best on you. Geoffrey A. Fowler called the fashion police.
If you’re shopping for a laptop, you have questions. Personal Tech columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler has the answers—and shares insights into the state of the business.
With its ring, Motiv makes measuring activity, heart rate and sleep less obtrusive. But don’t count on using it to train for a marathon.
Light’s L16 pocket-size camera has 16 small lenses capturing many views at once, to create a DSLR-quality photo.
Samsung’s plan to conquer Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant moves talking AIs in an ambitious new direction. Too bad Bixby under-delivers in its debut in the Galaxy S8, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.
Apple’s iOS 11 software advances the bar for getting work done with an iPad. Geoffrey A. Fowler helps you figure out how.
Amazon.com Inc.’s Echo Show gives a camera and a touch screen to its talking assistant Alexa, increasing her AI capabilities but also making her annoying to live with, Geoffrey A. Fowler finds.
