I manually search for apps in the Play Store all the time, but I can't remember the last time the Play Store introduced me to an app I hadn't already heard of. The store is terrible at this vitally important part of its job.

Over a year ago, I started using my phone as my PC, relying on Android desktop modes in conjunction with a lapdock or external monitor. I no longer own a conventional computer. Here's what I miss most.

I don't currently own a laptop. Instead, I use the hollowed-out shell of one—and in some ways, it's better than the real thing. You might not need a fully functioning laptop, either.

As good as phone cameras have become, they could provide much better shots by using detachable lenses, just like dedicated cameras do. I would love for this to be a thing.

The Anker F3800 Plus is an updated, refined version of the biggest portable power station that Anker offers. With updated solar charging and compatibility with gas generators, it's one of the most versatile ways to power your home during an outage.

Using Linux isn't just a practical way to use a computer. It's a way of life—one that can forever change the way you think about computing.

NVIDIA has enough money, and I don't particularly want to give them more—but with GeForce NOW, the company has absolutely nailed how to do cloud gaming the right way.

Switching to Linux? Many will say to try out Ubuntu. Thing is, if you're after a Linux distribution similar to the Windows desktop you already know, Ubuntu might not be the one you want.

Nothing's phones aren't the most premium, and yet they punch above their weight. They're playing by a different set of rules, and I wish others did the same.