Head To Head: The CRN Test Center's Smartphone And Tablet Comparisons

The mobile device arena is constantly changing, and with new smartphones and tablets hitting the market at a rapid pace, determining the size, OS, power and price that best suits your needs can be a daunting task. Whether you're a consumer looking to upgrade your mobile device or a solution provider outfitting your customer's business, the CRN Test Center's Head-to-Head series has you covered. By using our side-by-side comparisons of the latest smartphones and tablets, you'll be able to make the most informed decision when it comes to purchasing a new mobile device. Bookmark this page for reviews and comparisons of the latest smartphone and tablet releases from Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, BlackBerry and more.

Is Microsoft's second tablet a better value than Apple's fourth? Let the CRN Test Center help you decide.

The BlackBerry Z10 is a worthy competitor to Apple's iPhone. But, will it be enough to regain the market share now firmly in the clutches of iPhone and Android devices?

For the smartphone world, this is Ali versus Frazier. In a battle of handhelds, the CRN Test Center compares two of the world's leading smartphones.

Surface for Windows RT can compete spec for spec with the Apple iPad 3. But how will it fare against Apple's latest, the iPad 4?

Coming off of a banner year in terms of design, HTC's 8X Windows Phone flagship is ready to face off against the gold standard, Apple's iPhone 5. With hardware mostly a wash, the choice comes down to price and software.

Samsung's latest and greatest smartphone delivers full HD display and doubles the processing punch. So, how does it stack up against its predecessor, the Galaxy S II?

What shall it be, the full-size iPad or the iPad Mini, Apple's lowest-cost iPad ever? The answer lies in how it's to be used.

The iPhone 5 and Nokia Lumia 920 offer comparable displays and cameras, but software and physical dimensions tip the scales in Apple's favor.

While the Galaxy Note II wins in nearly every technical category, regardless of size, Apple is still Apple after all.

The 7-inch battle: a spec-for-spec comparison between smaller product versions from giant companies.

Google is taking direct aim at Apple's latest, fourth-generation iPad with the launch of its new Nexus 10. Here's how the two tablets compare.

Armed with multitasking, a precision stylus and PhotoShop Touch, the new Galaxy Note has the technical chops for a bout with Apple's iPad.