HostGator Review By Anthony Spadafora Limitless web hosting - host as many domains as you want for a set price.
Netatmo Welcome Review By Jason Carpenter The Netatmo Welcome's facial recognition keeps track of a household's residents and creates individual user profiles for each person.
New Studies Reveal How Smart TVs Spy on You By Paul Wagenseil Smart TVs and streaming-video devices track you almost as much as websites, three different studies find.
How to Find People with ZabaSearch By Don Reisinger Finding people online has never been easier, thanks to a new — and controversial — service called ZabaSearch.
Qualcomm Expands Wi-Fi 6 Vision for Better Home Wi-Fi By Philip Michaels Qualcomm has unveiled new Wi-Fi 6 chips that will let routers and connected devices enjoy faster, more efficient wireless connectivity.
Killer Deal: Google OnHub Router Now $55 By Hilda Scott The Google OnHub Router is now at its lowest price ever
Why You Should Turn Off Apple's AirDrop Right Now By Kate Kozuch, Henry T. Casey Researchers say Apple's AirDrop and AirPlay technology leaves users vulnerable to a number of cyber attacks.
Stop Renting Your Cable Modem and Get This Prime Day Deal for $29 By Philip Michaels The Netgear CM500 is a good value, and its price drops even more in a deal at Walmart on a refurbished version of the cable modem.
How to Clear Your YouTube History By Monica Chin If you've got an embarrassing YouTube history, don't worry. Here's an easy way to clear it.
How to Do Reverse Image Searches By Don Reisinger It's easy to do a reverse image search on your PC, Mac, iPhone or Android phone if you follow these steps.
HTC’s 5G Hub for Sprint Is Half Hotspot, Half Smart Speaker By Adam Ismail The HTC 5G Hub is far too large to be a phone, but whatever you do, don’t call this device built for Sprint's network a hotspot.
Here's How to Check If Your Current Phone Plan Is Good (or Bad) By Philip Michaels Cellphone plans are constantly changing. Make sure your carrier isn't offering something better than the plan you've held on to for years.
If Facebook Wants Our Trust, Mark Zuckerberg Must Resign By Philip Michaels Privacy figures to be a big topic of discussion at the upcoming Facebook F8 conference. But does Facebook have any credibility left after so many public blunders?
Canary Pro Wireless Security Camera Review By Jason Carpenter The Canary Pro wireless security camera has temperature and air-quality sensors, which partly justify its somewhat high price.
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.
I Tried to Sign Up for Verizon Fios. It Turned Into a Nightmare By Marshall Honorof Signing up for Verizon Fios service is not nearly as easy as the company makes it sound.
Elegiant LV-WR09 Wi-Fi Extender Review: Save Your Money By Brian Nadel PSA: Do not buy this $20 Wi-Fi extender.
Opera Browser VPN Review By Brian Nadel Opera's browser VPN has abysmal network performance. We can't recommend it even though it's completely free.
Really? Facebook Demands New Users' Email Passwords By Monica Chin Some new users registering for Facebook accounts are told to enter the passwords to their registration email accounts for 'verification.'
How to Survive Cyberbullying By Monica Chin Short- and long-term tips for dealing with online trolls.
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.
Smart Gadget Security Is Terrible and Only Getting Worse By Paul Wagenseil Smart-home and Internet of Things security is just getting worse, and most vendors don't care, researchers lamented at the RSA Conference.
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.
