Gadgets With Gurman is a new live consumer tech show hosted by Bloomberg Technology reporter Mark Gurman. Each week, Mark will review a highly-anticipated product, whether that be the latest smartphone, wearable or drone to help you figure out what to buy—and just as importantly, how to get the best use out of those devices.

  • Samsung Strikes Back with Galaxy S9
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark tries out Samsung's new Galaxy S9 smartphone, comparing it to Apple's iPhone X. While Samsung did not bring vast design differences, its new model focuses on camera upgrades. Mark will take questions from the audience. Watch on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • How to Build a Smart Home
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark is in the studio with SmartThings CEO Alex Hawkinson. Mark and Alex will talk about how to build a smart home and answer questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Gadgets With Gurman: Apple's HomePod Lacks Echo's Smarts, but is Ideal iPhone Music Speaker
    This week, Mark checks out the Apple HomePod and walks you through how to set it up, its functionality, and answers the question: do you want it instead of an Amazon Echo or Google Home? (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • First Real World Hands-On With DJI's Super Small 4K Mavic Air Drone
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week Mark checks out DJI's Mavic Air foldable camera drone. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • What Do Chip Security Flaws Mean For Consumers?
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark answers your questions about widespread computer chip vulnerabilities and what they mean for you. Mark will be joined alongside Bloomberg Tech editor Ian King. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Gadgets With Gurman: The Year in Tech
    Bloomberg's Mark Gurman looks at a big year in consumer tech from Amazon, Google and Apple. What worked, what didn't and what's worth your money. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • First Look at the Amazon Echo Spot
    "Gadgets with Gurman" is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out the Amazon Echo Spot. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • How the Google Home Max Stacks Up
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out the Google Home Max and sees how it compares to Apple's HomePod and Amazon's Echo line of home speakers. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Which Home Speaker is Right for You?
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out a selection of home speakers and talks through which speakers are best for which buyers. He'll cover Amazon's Echo 2 and Echo Plus, Microsoft Invoke and the Sonos One speakers. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Gadgets with Gurman: Hands-On With the Surface Book 2
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out Microsoft's Surface Book 2 laptop. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Pixel Buds Try to Be AirPods, But Fail
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out the Pixel Buds. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • The iPhone X is Here
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out the iPhone X. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • What You Need to Know About Google's New Products
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer technology reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark dives into Google's new products, from the Google PixelBook to the Pixel 2 XL. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Gadgets With Gurman: Wireless Charging and the iPhone 8
    Gadgets with Gurman is a live webcast hosted by Bloomberg Technology's consumer tech reporter Mark Gurman. This week, Mark checks out the iPhone 8 and its new wireless charger. Mark will also take questions from the audience. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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  • Gadgets With Gurman: Taking Apart the iPhone 8
    The iPhone 8 arrived in stores on Friday morning and just a few hours later Bloomberg's Mark Gurman and AJ Forsythe, founder of iCracked, found out what's inside, comparing the components to earlier generations. "Gadgets with Gurman" is a weekly webcast featuring the most highly-anticipated gadgets across product categories. Mark will demo the key features, offer market comparison and company insight to help customers make smart purchase decisions. Mark will also answer your questions live. Watch every Wednesday on Bloomberg.com, Facebook and Twitter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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