What Internet Site(s) For Tech News?

[Goodspike]

Over the past couple of years I've stopped visiting more and more tech sites for news, and now with the redesign of the Cnet site I'm left with none. I wasn't that happy with their news, but making it hard to read makes it even worse.

What sites do you people regularly visit?

 

[argedion]

Not sure about a tech site as I don't really surf very much anymore but there is appygeek an android app that gives you tech news

 

[Clementine_3]

What works for me is RSS/Feedly, Link Bubble and Pocket.
I pull from CNet, Mashable, The Verge etc. and if I see something I want to read right away I launch it (Link Bubble is excellent for this part) and if I want to get to it later I pop it into Pocket. Then I can get to those articles en masse on my laptop when I have a chunk of time. Either way I don't have to dig through sites or deal with ever changing (not always for the best) UI's.

 

[kate]

Here are a few more sites:

Arstechnica
Phandroid.com
Engadget

 

[ndex477]

InfoWorld is a great one-stop shopping site. As kate stated Arstechnica is very good. For devices i use GSMArena and for more indepth info PDAdb.net is a vast database resource. Good luck

 

[funkylogik]

Another vote for Appy Geek

 

[SiempreTuna]

The only one I check daily is el Reg - and the only reason I check that one is that it usually has a humorous take.

 

[Goodspike]

Thanks all!

 

[El Presidente]

I like TechRadar, their reviews are pretty thorough and they're pretty unbiased.

 

[sfbloodbrother]

I'm a fan of TechnoBuffalo.

 

[Kaat72]

Engadget.com
ZDnet.com
Wired.com

 

[Mehta23]

Phandroid is obviously one, but I also use Lifehacker and Gizmodo too, pretty good and quite interesting.

Am I allowed to say Android Waypoint ? Article flow has been a bit slow recently, but it's not all bad (even if I do say so myself )

 

[codesplice]

I tend to use this one for all my tech news

(But yes, I also pull from Phandroid, AndroidPolice, and Ars Technica.)

 

[SapphireDragon]

Sometimes Yahoo has some good info.

 

[kman9637]

Personally, Lifehacker is one of my favourite sites on the internet, but you better not mind non-tech related stuff. Gizmodo's not bad either

 

[breadnatty08]

Engadget is dead to me since all the decent folks have left for The Verge. Even, and I forgot his name, woops, left Engadget for Cnet (and yeah, I hate the new design).
Also, a vote for Droid-Life. Been with those guys since the beginning and Kellen (and Tim), are getting better and better.

 

[sfbloodbrother]

The verge and c net are too bias.

 

[Rxpert83]

Phandroid and android police for me.

I also like listening to android polices weekly podcast.

I don't think phandroid does one (?). If they did, I'd listen to that as well

 

[El Presidente]

Ditto on Android Police, that's a great site.

Phandroid does a podcast, it's called Mobile Roar I think.

 

[ekyle]

Ars Technica, BGR, TechCrunch (on occasion) and the Verge are my common tech news visits.

 

[Rxpert83]

Ditto on Android Police, that's a great site.

Phandroid does a podcast, it's called Mobile Roar I think.

Listening now

 

[ekyle]

In terms of podcasts there's the TWiT network.

 

[breadnatty08]

S5 got pretty burned in the review from The Verge.
Don't care that much either way but I know how David Pierce reviews Android phones so....

 

[Bearsyzf]

Mainly Engadget.com and Gizmag.com for now.

 

[trophynuts]

I think BGR is one of the worst. A lot of their stories they report are old and dated and often times just complete garbage.

I didn't see anyone mention AnandTech
I think their reviews are pretty unbiased and are very very solid.