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Canon's new entry-level DSLR is good enough for its target audience

As meaningful as professional cameras like the EOS-1DX Mark II are to Canon's business, the company knows it has to dominate the beginner market as well. [Read more...]

Kindle Oasis review: The perfect e-reader for the 1 percent

Amazon's Kindle Oasis is like a feast with the world's finest caviar. It's an all-you-can-eat Wagyu steak dinner. [Read more...]

Tesla's Model 3 will be sold with a Ludicrous Mode option

The Model 3 might be Tesla's most affordable electric car, but that doesn't mean it's going to be slow off the starting line. [Read more...]

'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare' takes the fight into space

Following a brief flurry of teaser trailers, developer Infinity Ward has unveiled its next game in the Call of Duty franchise. [Read more...]

Jet-powered hoverboard shatters world record

When footage of a flying hoverboard first emerged last month, many thought it was fake, because the relatively tiny device appears to be breaking the laws of physics. [Read more...]

IMAX's in-theater spin class is sensory overload

I've never been particularly fond of spin classes, as they eschew all the things I enjoy about using a stationary bike: The ability to set my own pace, listen to my music and maybe even dip into a good book while I pedal. [Read more...]

Garmin's 'Varia Vision' headset is the Google Glass of cycling

The thing about cycling is that it's only as complicated a pastime as you make it. An $80 Huffy performs the same basic function as a carbon-fiber street racer costing 100 times more, just with a lesser degree of effectiveness. [Read more...]