Computer & Software News

Room3D places your live video headshot into an interactive environment to create the sense that you and the other participants are in the same place.

Scammers are using fake Geek Squad subscription automatic renewal notices to trick you into calling to cancel so they can get access to your credit card info.

With the addition of pen input, the 10.2-inch Kindle Scribe eReader would be the perfect device to replace textbooks if it weren't so expensive.

With a new 300ppi screen, the entry-level 2022 Kindle and Kindle Kids eReaders catch up to other Kindle models in offering a paper-quality display.

WordPress site owners need to be aware of a new technique scammers are using to phish for WordPress login credentials: fake copyright infringement notices.

Surfshark, our favorite VPN, just got even better with Nexus technology, which lets you connect to multiple servers for faster, more secure browsing.

If you use the Chrome or Edge browser on your computer, update it now. A recently-found zero-day exploit could let hackers perform malicious activities.

Google's Inactive Account Manager protects you from potential hacks by disabling your inactive accounts after a preset time. Here's how to set it up.

A simple-to-install stick-on kit from Lenovo lets you charge most 13 and 14 inch laptops using a sleek wireless charging pad for your desk on the road.

Hackers are posting comments on websites about alleged copyright infringement to trick companies into downloading zip files containing ransomware trojans.

Epson and Canon have upgraded their refillable ink tank printers to deliver lab-quality photos with the convenience of a multifunction printer.

Built around the powerful new M1 chip and sporting a host of other upgrades, the new iMac is worth a long, hard look. Here's why you should consider upgrading.

More than half a billion Facebook user's personal information was leaked, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses. Find out if your data was compromised.

Our team of tech industry veterans scoured this year's virtual exhibit halls and picked our absolute favorite products for the Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2021 Awards.

Today, Comcast introduced its second-generation xFi Pods, which promise significantly better throughput and range than its first generation product.

MyHeritage's automatic photo enhancing and colorization tools turn your fuzzy old black-and-white photos into crisp color images with just a couple of clicks.

The newly updated Edge browser delivers the convenience of the Chrome browser with enhanced security, organization tools and readability. It's time to give Edge a try.

Facebook's new Messenger Rooms group video calling feature is supremely easy to use, but raises some security concerns. Here's what you need to know.

Beware a new twist on an old scam – emails claim you were caught watching child porn and your Windows license is suspended until you call Microsoft Support.

Google search is packed with hidden games and jokes. Here are 15 of our favorite Google Easter Eggs you just have to try out for yourself.

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?

"Sign in with Apple" is a simple and secure way to access apps and services using your Apple ID instead of creating a new username and password, but it may not be right for you.

Lenovo is offering a clearance deal with huge savings on their full-featured, ultralight laptops that are perfect for student, home or business use.

SIM swapping is a dangerous scam that can compromise all of your digital accounts — and it's all too easy for scammers to pull off. Here's how to protect yourself.

Every year at CES, we see a dizzying array of new products. Our team of tech industry veterans selected just 15 our Techlicious Top Picks of CES 2020 Award.

Take control of your tech with these nine resolutions.

Whether you're looking for a new computer or just want to upgrade your home office with a new printer, Cyber Monday has you covered with great savings.

If you’re using a registry or disk cleaner, you should stop now. You’re wasting your money and putting yourself at risk for catastrophic system problems. 

Stop paying $30 for a printer cartridge that only prints a few hundred pages. These printers with refillable ink tanks can print thousands of pages at a fraction of the cost.

What cryptocurrency is and, by extension, Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency, and why you should you care.

What's new in privacy: "Sign in with Apple" to shield your data from third parties, the Maps that don't track you, smart home protections and more.

Facebook wants to help you make friends, find dates, and have completely private conversations with end-to-end encryption. But after a year of privacy missteps, is it enough?

From the Apple Watch to the Xbox One, these are the best Presidents Day tech sales.

It's time to change your passwords, because the Collection #1 data breach compromised 773 million email accounts.

The new Alienware Area-51m redefines what a laptop can be, with a powerful desktop processor and upgradable parts.

Keep your online accounts safe by avoiding these common passwords

You can find sales on even the priciest Apple products this holiday season. We show you where to look.

Apple has finally unveiled an all-new redesigned Apple MacBook Air laptop, which is smaller, lighter and faster.

In what it called its largest-ever product introduction, Microsoft today unveiled four new devices: three next-generation Surface PCs and new active noise canceling headphones.

Gmail now lets you protect individual messages with a passcode, set an expiration date and prevent the recipient from forwarding or copying the contents.

Hackers can crack the four-digit code protecting your voicemail to reset the password and gain access to your financial accounts.

When your Chrome web browser updates, sites that don't use HTTPS will be labeled as "not secure."

If you use third-party apps with your Gmail account, app developers could be quietly rifling through your mailbox to collect personal information.

Dashlane automatically checks to see whether your passwords have been compromised and changes them for you.

Through partnerships with big tech companies, Facebook has been sharing your personal information even if you told them not to.

New malware that may have infected 500,000 routers can spy on you and destroy your router. The quick fix is rebooting your router. Here's how.

Google's popular email app has gotten a major overhaul that adds a ton of new convenience features. We highlight the ones you should try first.

These Russian cyberattacks have deeply penetrated the US government and caused significant potential damage.

Facebook has made it easier to mass delete apps and control the information they can access. Here's how.