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From the Always On Blog
Episode 14: HTC One X vs iPhone in a midair Road Test 
This week, we're previewing the iPhone 5, which, yes, we plan to torture test. I know, it hurts us, too. Plus, drop-testing humans with a high-flying Road Test, unboxing the Kindle Fire HD, and taking the e-ink Kindle for a swim.
Win an iPad in CNET's Always On/Torture Test Giveaway 
We here at Always On want to improve our karma by giving away our tortured gadgets. And we're starting with the least scathed among them: the new iPad we tortured back in season one.
Episode 13: the Nexus 7 tablet is a delicate flower 
In this episode of Always On, there's more than one way to kill a Nexus 7 tablet. Turns out, it's almost impossible not to kill a Nexus 7 tablet. Buyer beware!
Always On returns with Nexus 7 Torture Test and more 
In the premiere episode of Season 2 of Always On, the Google Nexus 7 gets spiked and then takes a bubble bath. Upcoming highlights include skydiving, race cars, and weekly Torture Tests. In sum: we're not messing around here, folks.
Episode 12: Get a sneak peek at Season 2 of Always On
The second season of Always On starts Sept. 11; get caught up with the best moments from Season 1, including extended scenes, bloopers, and outtakes.
DIY: 3D printing a custom iPhone case 
In the latest episode of Always On, Sharon Vaknin dives into the world of 3D printing to find out what it takes to print a custom iPhone case.
Episode 7: 3D printing and a new fusion phone 
This week on Always On, we unbox the Samsung Galaxy Beam, whose slightly middling specs belie its party-trick secret. Plus, 3D print your own iPhone case, and robot sushi.
Episode 6: The most extreme torture test yet 
On this week's Always On, we put the MacBook Air on top of a car and drive away -- at your suggestion. Our torture tests cause the most damage yet; watch the show to see if the Air survives.
Episode 5: We get physical! 
Influenced by the Nike+ FuelBand and Fitbit Ultra, Molly signs up for a half marathon! Plus the knives come out to unbox the Personal Rover and to create a DIY NFC Phonedock.
Episode 4: Torture-testing the Samsung Galaxy S3 
We find out if the flagship Android phone can handle 190-degree temperatures, multiple drops, and a dunk in a fish tank. Plus, a smarter life with NFC tags.
Molly Wood is an executive editor at CNET, author of the Molly Rants blog, and host of the upcoming tech show, Always On. When she's not enraging fanboys of all stripes, she can be found offering tech opinions on CBS and elsewhere, and offering opinions on everything else to anyone who will listen.
