The mere thought of becoming more active isn’t a tough one to grasp, but for millions of everyday people, making fitness a reality is easier said than done. Falling in love with the journey to better health doesn’t begin with a longstanding commitment to eat better, exercise more, and meditate more often.
From The Horn of Plenty to the myriad mouths to feed, Thanksgiving is all about abundance. Your bird should reflect that.
Microsoft’s newly minted CEO Satya Nadella has no shortage of challenges ahead, with revenue streams from Windows and Office thinning. But the Microsoft Health signals a more forward-thinking direction for the company: focusing on the cloud.
In a world cluttered with uncertainties, you can be assured of this: you’ll never be stumped for something to buy if there’s a techie in your life. As the pace of innovation hastens each year, the technology fanatics among us can’t ever seem to find contentedness.
With this month’s introduction of iOS 8, SwiftKey — along with other alternative keyboards — have made their way over to the iPhone demographic. Suddenly, taking the words right out of one’s mouth is all the rage, but what’s it to you?
The next frontier for mobile devices and connected technology is all about the physical domain. Phrases like “smart home” and “the internet of things” are creeping into our collective vocabulary; can those lofty ideas really change your life?
Today in Gear: Porsche’s GTS is back, tools for your beard, Baxter’s best shower bar ever, a handheld espresso device, the G-Tech G-Speed Studio R Thunderbolt 2 and more.
This Week in Gear: the Ferrari 458 Speciale A, iPhone 6 cases, the newest GoPro, the Kawasaki Ninja H2R, the Canon EOS 7D Mark II and more.
With the release of the Apple Watch, wrist wearables may finally be finding their stride. But who cares?
Sci-fi movies have teased us with the power and convenience of 3D interfaces for years. But Amazon’s newly launched Fire Phone, available exclusively at AT&T, proves that the wait for an advanced smartphone interface that harnesses the full potential of 3D is finally over.
Our college years have faded into the past, but that hasn’t stopped us from rethinking what we’d pack if we could do it all over again. Whether you’re matriculating this fall and looking for a leg up on your classmates, or a (clearly hip) parent prepping for one last spending hoorah before crossing your offspring off the books for good, consider your packing list officially started.
Over the decades, BMW’s iconic M3 has only grown in power, performance (and in most cases, weight), going from niche sports sedans to one of the most popular performance-focused automobiles in the industry. The best part?
Food should always be the main concern when visiting any eating establishment. But in a town like Vegas that’s bursting with superstar chefs from around the globe, weighing a few other factors will help narrow your plan of attack.
Istanbul is a great place to visit: it’s located right smack on the dividing line between Europe and Asia, with a wealth of historical and religious sites, bazaars, a rich food culture and nearby islands that can be gotten to via ferry rides.
For our new series, Timekeeping Selects, we’ve partnered with Analog/Shift, the New York-based purveyor of vintage watches. We’re doing the legwork for you, handpicking stunning, unique vintage timepieces at a wide variety of prices — all with impeccable authenticity, great stories, meticulously serviced and ready to wear.
You shouldn’t need an excuse like Father’s Day to spend time with your dad. That’s where tackling a project together comes in.
This week in gear we examined BMW’s most powerful car, Damien Hirst, Naim’s Muso wireless audio system, rooftop camping, craft bourbon and more.
Tel Aviv-based photographer Danya Weiner and food stylist Deanna Linder share their picks for the city’s best restaurants.
This week in gear we examine, Leica’s new T system, Brooks Brothers x Supreme, Gillette’s new Flexball razor, Vitamix’s new S30, HopBox Brewing Kits and the updated MacBook Air.
Photographer Chris Burkard explains his kit for capturing nature in the Oregon wilderness.