Kyle Wiggers

Kyle Wiggers

Former Digital Trends Contributor

Kyle Wiggers is a writer, Web designer, and podcaster with an acute interest in all things tech. When not reviewing gadgets or apps, he enjoys reading the New Yorker, tinkering with computers, and playing the occasional game of Rock Me Archimedes.

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Comcast
Small Business

Xfinity Mobile adds bring-your-own-device option for some iPhone users

Comcast has launched a mobile phone service to take on AT&T, T-Mobile, and others. It's called Xfinity Mobile, and it is now available to subscribers on the broadband provider's existing plans.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers
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Android

Apple can celebrate now that the Supreme Court has rejected Samsung’s appeal

Remember when Apple and Samsung were at each other's throats in a United States courtroom? It may have finally ended its latest round. The Supreme Court has refused to hear Samsung's appeal.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers
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Mobile

Motorola Moto Gamepad review

Moto Gamepad, a controller for Motorola's Moto Z Force smartphone family, promises low-latency gaming and long battery life. But at $80, it isn't cheap, and it's exclusive to Verizon. Here's our review.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers
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Mobile

Caterpillar’s rugged Cat S31 and Cat S41 smartphones can take a beating

Construction company Caterpillar Industrial announced phones just as durable as its forklifts at IFA 2017: The Cat S31 and Cat S41. The Cat S41 in now available from Best Buy, Amazon, and the Cat website.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers
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Mobile

Huawei Mate 10 Pro vs. LG V30: Can Huawei’s A.I. beat LG’s edge-to-edge screen?

Huawei's Mate 10 Pro packs serious heat in the form of a cutting-edge processor and dual cameras. But how does it compare to the LG V30? We compare the phones' specs in a thorough breakdown.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers
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Outdoors

Engineered for fighter pilots, Everysight Raptor AR goggles are built for bikers

Everysight's Raptor, a new pair of augmented reality goggles that play music, show turn-by-turn directions, and capture crisp high-definition video clips, are a cyclist's dream come true.
Posted — By Kyle Wiggers