8/20/2018: How Google tracks you (even when you think it’s not)
File this one under tech giants behaving badly.
File this one under tech giants behaving badly.
Unlike smartphones or streaming boxes, in which a few clear candidates exist in every budget, laptops present a seemingly endless number of choices.
Every once in a while, I get an urge to connect more of my house’s lighting to the internet.
Although you certainly don’t need technology to make the most of your travels, the right apps and gadgets can help everything go smoothly.
The word “unlimited” is supposed to mean one thing–no limits–but you wouldn’t know it when shopping for wireless data plans.
One thing I’ve always tried to do as a tech user is avoid getting stuck with any particular company.
You know the old saying: The only certainties in life are death, taxes, and having to change your password on a website that got hacked.
Google brought quite a demo to its annual I/O developers conference last week.