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T-Mobile now offers 1-gigabit-per-second mobile networks in 430 markets, an expansion it hopes will help it woo subscribers away from Verizon and AT&T. Today’s mobile networks are powered by a technology called LTE (Long Term Evolution), and T-Mobile has brought an updated version called LTE Advanced to 920 US markets, it said at a press conference Thursday. In nearly half …

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It’s 2017, everybody’s streaming music so why is singer/songwriter Jeremy Heiden releasing his music on every format he can get his hands on? Isn’t it too late for that? Sure, you can stream his music on Spotify and Tidal, but Jeremy Heiden’s “Blue Wicked” album is also available on CD, LP, cassette, MiniDisc, Digital Compact Cassette, Elcaset, vinyl picture disc …

I reviewed Schiit’s overachieving $699 Freya all-tube preamplifier last weekend, now it’s the matching $699 Vidar solid-state power amplifier’s turn, and it’s a honey! Let’s start with a quick rundown of the things that set Vidar apart from similarly priced amps, first it’s a Class AB, not ‘D amp, and audiophiles such as myself tend to prefer the sound of …

Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. He likes to tell a joke or two. Drew Angerer/Getty Images There’s been so much news this week, what with the Xbox One X being launched and the iPhone X undergoing teething troubles. (Its teeth are chattering in the cold, apparently.) You might, therefore, have …

Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. Really quite funny. screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET Last week, the iPhone X became the A[?]Phone X.  Or something close to that. For many people who’d downloaded iOS 11.1, every time they tried to type an “I,” the phone would autocorrect to an “A” followed by …

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Fog rolls across the floor. Two men sit with a piano and a cello, silhouetted against an achingly bright light. It’s gorgeous. It’s the new music video from chart-topping music group The Piano Guys and it was filmed entirely on an iPhone X.  The song is an instrumental cover of pop star Niall Horan’s “Flicker.” The stirring composition melds beautifully …