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Good: Camera360 Ultimate is a free photo editor featuring tons of filters, unique shot modes, and extras not found in other apps from the genre.
Bad: The interface is harder to navigate than it should be. Sharing options are limited.
Bottom Line: As a free app, there's nothing to lose by checking out Camera360 Ultimate, but you'll have to work a little to find all the features, and the sharing options are less than ideal. [Read more]

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Good: The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has a gorgeous and massive screen, screaming quad-core processor, and refined S Pen skills. It also has long battery life, makes clear calls, and takes great pictures.
Bad: The Note 3 is expensive, large, and its faux-leather styling is crafted from cheap plastic.
Bottom Line: Though its plastic skin doesn't do its high price justice, Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 makes the most compelling case yet for a supersize phone. [Read more]

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Good: Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) has Android 4.3, impressive processing muscle, two fully loaded cameras, and a light, portable build. Improved S Pen features boost the tablet's productivity potential.
Bad: The faux leather back cover looks chintzy, and handwriting recognition is still imperfect.
Bottom Line: The improved S Pen goes a long way to making this high-end tablet worth the extra cost, but if you're not sold on the stylus, it's easy to find a better deal. [Read more]

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Good: The all-new Netgear Nighthawk AC1900 Smart Wi-Fi Router offers stellar performance on the 5GHz band, and an excellent set of features. It's also relatively affordable for a top-notch home networking device.
Bad: The router's ridiculously bulky and its performance on the 2.4GHz, though fast, is slower than its top competitor. Its Web interface doesn't offer access to its parental control feature, and the Netgear Genie mobile app doesn't work over the Internet.
Bottom Line: The Netgear is expensive, but earns its $200 asking price with incredibly fast speeds and useful features. [Read more]