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You're about to get a little more control over your Chromebook.

You don't need the cloud to get generative AI in your web browser.

If you have a Dropcam, Dropcam Pro or Nest x Yale Lock, you'll need to take some action.

The cost to fast-track through airport lines is increasing in October.

Meta may have doubts that you're old enough to use your Meta Quest.

You may soon be able to text anyone via satellite in Android 15.

AI is hungry, and there's not enough data to sate its appetite.

The M3 looks great, but the MacBook Air from 2020 is still the gold standard.

Scientists have proposed a walk-and-sit method that seems like it might actually work.

So long, Google Podcasts—but there's a better alternative out there anyway.

There are ways to put a stop to Discord's "Sponsored Quests"—for the most part anyway

Podcasts require time, energy, and some investment of money—here's what you'll need to get going.

Just know, however, that OpenAI will use your conversations to train its AI by default.

Spotify's desktop and web apps have always been slick, but they haven't been compact—until now.

Google's AI can help you start navigating, hands-free.

Both Windows 11 and macOS include several keyboard shortcuts and built-in apps for quickly grabbing an image of whatever's on your computer screen.

Hackers may have stolen your address, passcode, or social security number.

Nearly three decades after its launch, WordPad is leaving Windows.

These are two very different types of fitness trackers.

It would be great if Fitbits and Apple Watches were accurate, but sorry—they're not.