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Apple keeps tight control of your iPhone — and you probably don't even know it

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Smartphone apps make deepfakes shockingly easy to create

How Apple’s new privacy ‘nutrition labels' might be misleading you

Amazon's new Halo fitness tracker judges your tone of voice and how you look naked

Google search results aren't good anymore, from good answers to ads over the years

Can Apple Watch Series 6 and Fitbit Sense accurately and reliably give blood-oxygen readings?

We reviewed COVIDWISE, America's first coronavirus notification app using Apple and Google

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Everyone hates email. Buzzy new service Hey wants to fix it — for a price.

Coronavirus and chat apps Zoom, FaceTime, Houseparty, Skype, Facebook Rooms. Which is the best?

Because of coronavirus, he's been working from home for eight days. How has it gone?

Tesla car alarm 'Sentry' mode turns your car into recording surveillance camera

Hands-on first look at Samsung's flip phone, the Galaxy Z Flip

Samsung's new Galaxy S20 lineup comes 5G-ready and with a new camera

Requesting your data through CCPA? Get ready for the hoops.

Cars now run on data. We hacked one to find out what it knows about you.

The Motorola Razr is back as a smartphone with a folding screen. But is it worth the price?

Anonymous online? Think again. 'Fingerprinting' is the new way you're being tracked.

Can Apple AirPods batteries be removed? Watch one get cut one open.

Samsung Galaxy Fold brings back the flip. But can the screen be closed with one hand?

Samsung's Galaxy Fold can break in many ways. Let's count them.

Smart TVs and ACR are in the lucrative business of harvesting and sharing your data information

New iPhone 11 Pro: Three lenses are better than two. But it costs $1,000.

In new Nest Hub Max, Google has facial recognition. Does it belong in your smart home?

James Pace-Cornsilk

What does Samsung big, new Galaxy Note10, Galaxy Note10+ add and take away?

Pinch, swipe, breathe. IPadOS makes iPads more functional, if you limber up your fingers.

Google Chrome allows too many cookies and trackers, feeding advertising and hurting privacy

JetBlue, Delta, airlines and airports are using facial recognition, creating privacy concerns

At Apple WWDC 2019, dark mode, iWatch, the end of iTunes

Headphones earbuds test: AirPods, Powerbeats Pro, Bose SoundSport Free vs. Sammy Hagar

Lenovo's folding ThinkPad: Meet the laptop that bends right down the middle of its screen

Alexa has so many recordings of me, I made a song out of them.

Jhaan Elker

10 things to know about Samsung's new folding phone, the Galaxy Fold

Geoffrey Fowler

How Nike’s Adapt BB 'Back to the Future' shoes stopped lacing with a software update

First look at the new Samsung Fold, folding screen from phone to tablet

Samsung new Galaxy S10 phone have lenses holes, fingerprint readers inside screen

Don't be a creep with your Ring doorbell or Nest security camera. Follow these steps.

What is Deepak Chopra doing is at CES 2019

Weird tech products and gadgets at CES 2019

Erin Patrick O'Connor

A ride through Elon Musk’s first Boring Company tunnel

A blind sound test of Amazon's Echo vs. Google's Home Mini

Sarah Hashemi

Night Sight: How Google’s Pixel phone takes pics in the dark

Patrick Martin

What’s the difference between the iPhone XS and XR?

Sony's robot dog Aibo vs. a real puppy

The screen on Apple’s new iPhone Xs Max is huge

The explosive problem with recycling old electronics

How to use Apple iOS 12 'Screen Time' for parents

Ride in Elon Musk's Tesla Model 3, a giant phone on wheels

Do Bose's noise-masking Sleepbuds work?

The solution to your passwords is a password manager

Here's what the smartphone of the future looks like

TCL 6-Series Roku TV is the best TV deal we’ve ever seen

Here’s what’s coming to your Apple iPhone with iOS 12

Before you #DeleteUber, take a ride with its CEO

Does the Oculus Go finally make VR mainstream?

Gmail now self-destructs emails. How secure are your emails?

Newest iPad is trying to take schools back from Google

Javaria Khan

Cats test Google's self-taking video cam Clips

At a glance, Samsung's S9 is indistinguishable from S8

Apple's Siri isn't very smart in the HomePod

5 things you should know about Apple's HomePod before buying

Replace your iPhone battery now. Here's why.

Nissan will make you a better driver by reading your mind

What tech gadgets former astronaut Scott Kelly wanted at CES

An Alexa-enabled toilet and other crazy tech gadgets at CES

Here's what excites us – and worries us – about tech in 2018

The FCC's no net neutrality Internet is like airport lines

The strangers Amazon Key lets in isn't the worst part

Dalton Bennett

Tech review: Jibo and Kuri want love, not jobs

How well does the iPhone X Face ID work? And is it secure?

Here's what the Washington Post thinks of the iPhone X

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