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'Amazon put identity theft victims through a Kafkaesque ordeal': FTC issues $2.5 million fine over denying requests
The Federal Trade Commission accused Amazon of making it difficult for identity theft victims to actually get records of fraudulent transactions.
Best Wi-Fi extenders in 2026: Boost your Wi-Fi signal for less without a major upgrade
The best Wi-Fi extenders we've tested let you extend the range of your current router without having to replace it with a new one.
Your VPN won't stop AI companies collecting your data — here's what actually helps
A new survey found that 40% of VPN users are trying to stop AI companies from collecting their data. Here's what a VPN can and can't actually protect.
Meta’s rate limiting its most important smart feature for people who are hard of hearing — and it’s a new low for tech shrinkflation
Meta is rate limiting its Conversation Focus feature on smart glasses. Here's why paywalling this locally-run tech that helps people who are hard of hearing is a new low.
The 5 best all-in-one printers in 2026 worth your money, tested by experts
Need a printer that can print, scan and copy that actually works, is easy to set up and doesn't cost a small fortune? We've tested the best all-in-one printers that can do it all.
Apple is 'rethinking its future product roadmap' after losing smart glasses chief to OpenAI, analysts say
A look at what recent Apple losses might mean for Apple Glasses and the Vision Pro moving forward.
'For the first time since 1984 when I bought my first Mac, I am thinking about bailing on Apple' — customers weigh in on Apple's eye-watering price hikes
With some Apple devices becoming $1,300 more expensive overnight, Tom's Guide readers weren't shy in expressing their feelings.
Major leak reveals Samsung Galaxy Glasses controls, pairing modes and how they might work with smart watches and rings
Samsung's Galaxy Glasses aren't supposed to launch until the fall but this may be our best look at them yet.
