Facebook and YouTube have promised to stop but nothing seems to change
The newest tech related psychological malady
Silicon Valley parents speak up on how they raise their kids
Fake videos are about to become very accurate
You may think you know where your kids hangout online. But you probably would be wrong.
Who hasn’t gotten frustrated and angry with those irritating and loud pop-up webpage ads? Well, Google’s free web browser, Chrome, is striking back – automatically blocking twelve kinds of especially annoying ads. And the question now becomes: Can we trust Google?
For years, two giant Chinese tech manufacturing companies have done their best to get a foothold with American consumers. But the United States government is warning everyone to stay far away from their products.
If you’re one of the millions who invested in bitcoins – or any cryptocurrency last year, the chances are very high that you owe money to the IRS. And most people aren’t paying – at least for now.
Who has the best smart speaker?
What is a Downvote button for?
Amazon announces a new delivery service
Can the new generation of smart TV’s be hacked?
Beginning in 1982 CD’s changed everything. Until now
The tricky ways big tech profiles you
Yet another study about cell phones and cancer
Behind the lagging iPhone X sales
No cable? No problem
Fitness trackers can track more than fitness
The State of Hawaii failed to tell us the real story
You won’t believe who’s to blame