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Technology continually progresses, and so too do the potential threats to personal digital security along with it. There has been increasing concern about the possibility of fingerprint data being harvested from digital photographs. Is this just techno-paranoia or a genuine privacy risk?

The Google Pixel Fold is Google’s first, and long-rumored, foldable phone. After years of rumors, it’s finally a product that can be bought — and if you haven’t pre-ordered yours yet, these promos by AT&T and Verizon might lure you into placing an order.

Drones are both easy and fun to fly. They offer a new way to make content and explore the world. The only real problem is finding the right one to buy. Thankfully, we’re here to help!

Google Photos and Apple iCloud Photos are two of the best options for backing up and syncing photos from your phone to the cloud. And they can be used on both iPhone and Android. But which one is the best?

Always-on display is a handy feature that lets you see the time and notifications without unlocking your phone. But is it draining your battery? Let’s find out.

In 2023, Sonos launched a new set of speakers with the Era line, with the larger Era 300 boasting spatial audio. While the Sonos Era 100 doesn’t feature spatial audio, it’s a major step forward in a different way. It’s similar in size to the Sonos One, but offers a few new key features.

Want to see someone’s Instagram Story but without them knowing you’ve done so? There are a couple of workarounds you can use to do that, and we’ll show you how to use them.

Although building PCs has become easier over the years, one thing hasn’t changed — static electricity. It was a problem for PC builders decades ago, and it’s a problem now. Here’s how to properly ground yourself while working on your PC so a few zaps don’t turn a fun project into a pile of frustration.

RGB controls on PCs are a mess, with each accessory or component manufacturer usually having their own tool for configuring lights. Windows 11 is getting a more centralized RGB control hub, which might fix this a bit.

Smartwatches are one of the newest gadget form factors to enter our lives. Wearing a little display on your wrist is great, but it’s a very different experience than your smartphone. You’re probably making some common mistakes. Let’s fix that.