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Although a pocket-sized camcorder is perfect for seasonal vacations, they can come in handy all year-round which makes them the perfect holiday gift for a budding videographer. This year, I've been especially sweet on the Kodak Playsport HD, but there's been some other players that caught my eye as well — the Samsung E10 for example. It's a sleek looking camcorder, which not only boasts an HDMI out, USB connector, and 1920x1080 full-HD video capture, but a 2.7-inch touchscreen LCD screen to boot.

Want to know how these, along with the Sony Bloggie and Flip SlideHD camcorders rank? Check out all the stats, and my take on which one you should add to your wish lists after the break.

Earlier today, Motorola and Verizon announced the latest edition to their Droid lineup, the Droid 2. Coming with lots of cool messaging, social networking, and business features, it's an all-in-one device that satisfies your needs. In a way it's like a mullet — business in the front, party in the back! But now that the Droid pool is getting wider and deeper, you're probably wondering which handset to buy for yourself.

Check out our rundown of all the features that could make or break your decision between the Droid 2, Droid X, and Droid Incredible after the jump.

We've pitted several of the latest phones against each other to see whose features would come out on top. Although I use an iPhone 4 myself, I'm not ashamed to say that I'm crushing on the Droid X pretty hard right now — it has some amazing features, plus it's due to get the Android 2.2 update, which will make it even smarter.

But the Droid X and iPhone 4 aren't the only smartphones on the block. Wondering which phone is right for you? Check out my feature comparison chart, and take a look back at all of our vs. posts after the break.

We've already seen how some of the latest and greatest smartphones on the market today stand up to one another, and while the newest kid on the block, the Samsung Captivate, may seem like an underdog, it's got some amazing features hiding behind its outer layers.

And since both the Droid X and Captivate are being released this week (July 15 and 18, respectively), we thought now would be a good time to give you the lowdown on how these two phones compare. Check out the chart, and our breakdown after the jump.

Not only is Barnes and Noble and Amazon battling it out at the cash register, but Sony just entered the ereader price war by knocking the cost on their pocket-friendly Reader down to $149 from $169. This positions the Reader Pocket Edition next to the affordable WiFi-only Nook and just shy of the WiFi + 3G Nook and Kindle 2's sticker prices (which come in at $199 and $189 respectively).

Interested in seeing how the Reader stacks up against the competition now that prices are falling? Check out each ereader's best assets (and what they're missing) in the graph after the break.

I've already showed you how well the Droid X stands up to the new iPhone 4 and how it also casts a shadow over the popular, but technically inferior, Droid Incredible. Now we're pitting the Droid X against another hard-to-get device: the HTC EVO 4G.

The HTC EVO 4G has been selling like hotcakes, and for good reason — it's quite the powerhouse when it comes to processing speeds, video, and tethering. It even comes in white! But how does it compare to the Droid X? Find out after the jump.

Yesterday's Droid X announcement left a lot of Verizon customers eagerly anticipating its arrival in July. But at $200, the introductory price is the same price as the HTC Droid Incredible, which hit stores in April and promptly sold out. If you're an existing Verizon customer due for an upgrade this year, or if you're thinking of signing a new Verizon contract, check out a side-by-side comparison of the two phones after the jump.

Although Apple pulled a sneaky move today and issued a statement about the white iPhone 4's availability just moments after the Droid X presentation was complete, that couldn't stop us from sitting up and taking notice of all the features the newest Droid has to offer.

The reviews of the Apple handset are pretty conclusive — it's the best smartphone on the market today — but the Droid X is quickly gaining on the iPhone. We all thought the HTC EVO 4G stacked up to the iPhone pretty well (save for that whole battery life issue), but the Droid? Well, it's pretty clear that the Android-operated smartphone has something to brag about on its own. Check out my rundown of important features and see how these two phones stand up to each other after the break.

As a big fan of breakfast, I usually make at least one large morning meal on the weekends. With the holidays coming up, I am sure to cook up many brunches too. My daydreaming about these meals in my near future got me thinking about bacon and sausage.

Are they as bad as they seem? Is one the lesser of two evils? Find out if both should be avoided at the next brunch you attend when you read more