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Easily Build Your Own Alexa Apps
Personalize your Alexa-enabled device with your own apps, including interactive stories, flashcards, and apps to help the sitter care for your child or pet.
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FTC: Warranties are NOT Voided by 3rd Party Parts & Services
The FTC says it's illegal for companies to tell you how or where to repair your gadgets if you want warranty coverage.
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Don't Share Outdated Personal Information on Facebook
Online quizzes and memes that ask for outdated personal information like your first car or your first pet's name seem fun, but sharing could help hackers get into your accounts.
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6 Biggest Russian Cyberattacks on the U.S. Government
These Russian cyberattacks have deeply penetrated the US government and caused significant potential damage.
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How to Check if Cambridge Analytica Has Your Facebook data
Facebook has put up a link so you can easily check to see if Cambridge Analytica has your personal data.
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Amazon Makes It Easier Track Your Kids' Screen Time
FreeTime Unlimited now lets you monitor your kids' screen time on Amazon Fire tablets and Android devices from your smartphone or computer.
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Easily Delete Facebook Apps with Access to Your Personal Data
Facebook has made it easier to mass delete apps and control the information they can access. Here's how.
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Update to iOS 11.3 for More Privacy, Better Battery Health
The latest software update for iPhone and iPad gives owners more control of their device and how much personal information they share.
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Apple's Updated $329 iPad Is Faster, with Pencil Support
The latest iPad is designed for students and classrooms, but it's a solid upgrade for anyone.
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The Keys to Your Smart Home Are Available on the Web
Default passwords, used by many connected devices, let hackers into your home network — no hacking skills required.
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Dashcam Video of Uber Self-Driving Crash Fatality Raises Questions
Was the crash a technology or human fail? Watch the video and you decide.
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You Can Be Banned from Making Returns at Best Buy
If your legitimate returns get red flagged by Best Buy as potential fraud, you may be banned from returns — no matter what the return policy says.
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Beer Ripples Can 3D Print a Picture on Your Next Pint
Using a malt-based ink, Beer Ripples can print just about anything on the surface of beer.
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Fitbit Versa: a Light & Sleek Smartwatch
Fitbit's new health and fitness smartwatch delivers just the features you need at a lower price.
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New Philips Hue Lights Bring Smarts Outdoors
From adding security lighting to providing the perfect ambiance for your next party, these smart Hue outdoor-rated lights can help.
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12 Fantastic Finds at International Home & Housewares Show 2018
The International Home and Housewares Show is the best place for discovering all of the cool new must-have gadgets for your home.
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Is the Porn Blackmail Scam Real?
Hackers are threatening to send a video of you watching porn to everyone in your contact lists if you don’t pay a ransom. Should you pay up?
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A New Reason Why Your Computer is Running Slow
Browsing a website can be enough for a malicious script to slow your computer to a crawl and put pricy cryptocurrency into hackers' pockets.
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Samsung's 2018 QLED TVs Vanish into Your Room
In addition to top-tier picture quality, Samsung's newest TVs feature technology that makes them blend more easily with your decor.
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Find Out if Any of Your Passwords Have Been Compromised
A new tool will tell you if your password — not just your account name — has been compromised in a data breach
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