How to Read and Download the Mueller Report By Paul Wagenseil The redacted version of the Mueller report can now be found online. Here's how to get it.
T-Mobile’s New Home Internet Service Doesn’t Look Like a Great Deal By Adam Ismail T-Mobile is dipping its toes in residential broadband with a new pilot program. But it doesn't look to be a fantastic deal for the few people who can get it — yet.
Virgin Media's New 'Intelligent Wi-Fi' Boosts Your Broadband For Free By Richard Priday Set to keep your internet speeds high and blackspots away.
Trend Micro Antivirus Software: Thorough but Heavy By Brian Nadel Trend Micro antivirus software offers unbeatable protection and a good slate of extra features, but heavily taxes the CPU during scans.
Chinese Scientists Create Injectable Nanoparticles That Enable Night Vision By Jesus Diaz Chinese scientists have discovered a nanoparticle that enables mammals — including humans — to see in absolute darknesss. They have tested it successfully in mice.
New Tom's Community Trophy Contest By Tom's Guide Staff Help us celebrate our forum upgrade by sending us your best and brightest ideas for new trophies.
Russia Rehearses War Scenario with Internet Shutdown Test By Jesus Diaz The Russian government will disconnect all its computers from the internet to test a last-resort computer-defense system.
No More Black Spots! BT Complete WiFi Opened Up to More Users By Richard Priday Signal-boosting add-on set to give wall-to-wall WiFi coverage.
YouTube Rewind 2018 Is the Most Despised Video Ever By Richard Priday YouTube’s 2018 Rewind has had 9.8 million downvotes, overtaking Justin Bieber's 'Baby' music video's total
Police Will Use AI to Predict Violent Crimes, Minority-Report Style By Jesus Diaz No precogs required.
BT's Complete WiFi Comes With a 'World's First' Promise: Full House Coverage… or Your Money Back By Richard Priday With its new router and range extender combination, the UK broadband provider will guarantee to give you fast reliable Wi-Fi in every corner of your home.
Top Tech Fails This Week: Facebook, Double Notches and Comcast Being Comcast By Adam Ismail What do Facebook, Google's latest handsets, Apple and Comcast have in common? They're all on this list.
Comcast Forced to Refund $700,000 in Hidden Fee Fiasco By Monica Chin Comcast will issue refunds to 20,000 Massachusetts customers after the ISP failed to disclose extra fees that increased customers' monthly bills.
Plex Is Shutting Down This Key Feature By Don Reisinger Plex Could was supposed to make things easier. It didn't work out that way.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich Resigns Over Relationship With Employee By Paul Alcorn Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich resigned following an inter-office relationship, which is against company policy.
New Chrome 67 Out Now: Password-Free Logins and More By Henry T. Casey The latest version of Chrome adds AR and VR capabilities, allows you to log into websites without passwords, using biometric and USB tools.
What's a Deepfake? The Scariest Fake News, Explained By Henry T. Casey Move over, Fake News. Deepfakes can allow a fake video to be made of anyone, and it's potential is truly frightening.
You've Got Scanned! Yahoo and AOL Emails Targeted for Ads By Andrew E. Freedman A new Oath privacy policy allows for the scanning of your emails in order to target you with ads.
Chrome to Support New Password-Free Logins By Henry T. Casey Chrome and other major browsers will be introducing support for new way to login to websites, without passwords.
What Is Airbnb Plus (and How to Use It) By Don Reisinger The new service promises to bring you the "comfort of home" when you're away.
Internet Throttling: What Is It and What You Can Do About It By Brian Nadel Here's how to tell if your ISP is limiting your feed, and how to binge your way out of it.
Walmart Takes on Amazon with Free Shipping for Sam's Club Members By Louis Ramirez The race to deliver your online purchases has never been more competitive.
Chrome's New Ad Blocker: Here's How It Works By Henry T. Casey Google's going to filter out ads that it claims to ruin the web browsing experience. Here's how it works and what devices will get it.
Trump Backs Online Sales Tax: What It Means for You By Don Reisinger Will a national online sales tax come to fruition? If so, it could have implications for all of us.
Tom's Guide Remembers Bruno Gulotta, Friend and Colleague Killed in Barcelona Attack By Tom's Guide Staff We lost a friend and a colleague to terrorism yesterday.
How Google Chrome's Ad Blocker Will Work By Michael Andronico, Henry T. Casey According to a new report, Google Chrome could be getting a built-in ad blocker that disables advertisements that the company deems intrusive.
Nest Cam IQ Can Tell Difference Between People and Pets By Philip Michaels The latest indoor security camera from Nest Cam can tell the difference between people and pets without a Nest Aware subscription.
Here's What Holiday Shoppers Are Buying the Most By Michael Andronico According to a recent survey, TVs, tablets and game consoles are ruling the holiday shopping season, and more shoppers than ever are going mobile.
How New FCC Rules Impact Your Privacy By Althea Chang Internet service providers now have to ask before sharing your personal data, but that doesn't mean your information is completely safe.
