Latest articles by Monica Chin
Scammers are targeting Apex Legends players with fake offers of Android and iOS apps that don't exist.
New report details how dozens of Android apps share user data with Facebook, even if you don't have a Facebook account.
Amazon's Alexa-powered camera that tells you what to wear is a neat idea, but it's not for everyone.
A mysterious hacker is selling more than 700 million stolen accounts on the dark web. Here's what you need to do.
Researchers have discovered malware hiding in a picture of Nintendo's most famous character, Mario.
Cortana is dead, but Microsoft doesn't want to admit it yet.
Newly released court documents indicate that Facebook knowingly took advantage of kids to profit from freemium games.
Even if we didn't have privacy concerns, we'd still recommend against the Facebook Portal, because it just isn't as capable as other smart displays.
Amazon's Echo Input lets you make any speaker Alexa-ready, and now it's $15 off.
Upcoming tech from Panasonic controls your smart home based on your emotions.
Here's what to expect from Capstone's upcoming Google Assistant-powered smart mirror.
Samsung's Bixby is taking on Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa with new skills for the kitchen.
From real-time translation to auto-punctuation, here are the biggest features you'll see from Google Assistant in 2019.
Wagz has a suite of smart home products for your furry friend.
Harman's JBL Live puts two voice assistants in one headset, but that may not be enough.
Samsung has announced new devices centered around its Bixby voice assistant.
Hands-on with the wireless, infrared hairdryer of the future.
The new Hercules DJ helps amateurs mix their own tracks. We got a hands-on look at it at CES 2019.
Someone has stolen the full user database of BlankMediaGames, maker of the popular online role-playing game Town of Salem.
From Ted Talks to Tic Tac Toe, use these Alexa skills to show your family all it can do.
Alexa has a new way to answer your hardest questions.
Even with maximum privacy settings, Facebook still let companies access users' information, and that of their Facebook friends.
An innocent-looking Android app aims to take control of your PayPal account, and may clean you out of more than $1,000.
