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Good: The Pioneer AppRadio 3 gives in-dash access to dozens of Android and iOS apps via its 7-inch capacitive touch screen. Bluetooth hands-free calling helps with safer driving and Bluetooth audio streaming adds compatibiltiy for phones that can't mirror apps. New DVD/CD player supports physical media.
Bad: App mirroring doesn't function without $60 to $120 in additional adapters and cables. When mirroring, the phone's screen stays illuminated and active. Still no USB playback of MP3s on portable drives.
Bottom Line: The Pioneer AppRadio 3 is significantly improved over the previous generation and one of the best choices for drivers wanting safe access to smartphone apps while on the road. [Read more]

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Good: Threes combines matching and strategy to make an excellent casual time waster that requires you to think as you play. Going for the big scores keeps the game interesting.
Bad: The music can get repetitive.
Bottom Line: Threes offers a dead-simple interface, graphics that are easy on the eyes, and challenging strategic gameplay that makes it more than worth the price. [Read more]

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Good: The Sol Republic Tracks Air Wireless are stereo Bluetooth headphones that sports a durable design with an interchangeable headband, detachable cordage (for wired listening), and an integrated microphone. They deliver plenty of bass, a decent amount of clarity, and offer above-average battery life (15 hours) and long wireless range.
Bad: May not fit everyone equally well; sound isn't incredibly refined.
Bottom Line: At $200, the Sol Republic Tracks Air aren't cheap, but they're better priced than some of the premium Bluetooth headphone competition -- and sound relatively good, too, with a strong feature set. [Read more]

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Good: Circa News for Android makes it easy to find the news you want to read and gives you short news summaries that don't waste your time.
Bad: There's no way to personalize the news you get to fit your interests.
Bottom Line: Circa is a fantastic free tool for reading breaking news and staying informed wherever you are. [Read more]

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Good: The well-made XPS 13 finally combines a current-gen CPU, high-res display, touch screen, and nearly everything else on our wish list.
Bad: For the same premium price, you could get a MacBook Pro, ports are limited, and the basic design hasn't changed in a couple of years.
Bottom Line: Early versions of the Dell XPS 13 had promise, but lacked must-have features. Over time, the system slowly added a high-res display, then a touch screen, making the new 2014 version an ultrabook that hits nearly all the marks. [Read more]