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A new software update turns Amazon's wireless Tap speaker into a hands-free smart home device.

FTC has shot down Breathometer's claims of accurately measuring blood-alcohol levels. Now, its makers have settled the charges.

New software can analyze video of you unlocking your phone — without a view of your screen — and guess your pattern lock within 5 tries.

Finding a real estate listing for a home is now as easy as snapping a picture of the "For Sale" sign. 

Offering motion control and mobile gaming in one package, the Switch is like no video game console we've seen before.

Amazon customers have been targeted by a new and persistent phishing scam. Learn how to avoid becoming a victim.

Now it’s easier than ever to find your keys, remote or purse with TrackR’s suite of tracking devices.

Whirlpool makes it easier to have a home-cooked meal any day of the week. 

The latest Whole Home system from TP-Link uses Wi-Fi mesh and Powerline to rid you of sluggish internet connections.

Lenovo's new smart home tech is practical and budget-friendly alternative to the Amazon Echo.

Our editors pick their favorite consumer tech products from the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show.

 LG's new smart fridge lets you track your food and family from your refrigerator door, order groceries and more.

Can't see what's behind while backing up the car? You could hit something or someone. The Cobra Drive HD Wireless Back Up Cam removes this blind spot.

Does your bed help you sleep restfully and soundly at night? The Sleep Number 360 smart bed could help.

LG's Tone Free truly wireless earbuds come with a handy neckband for storage and charging.

Measuring as thin as 2.57mm, LG's new W-Series OLED TVs mount flush to the wall for a window-like look and feel.

With invisible cables and a flush-to-the-wall mount, these TVs look more like a picture frame.

You're not home. Intruders arrive. But the Ring Floodlight Cam has eyes to let you see who's there.

The Samsung FlexWash + FlexDry washer and dryer duo will make laundry day fly by.

Soon you'll be able to access Alexa and all your favorite streaming services without the hassle of an extra box.

The latest from Lego lets kids build just about anything and then teach it to move and play.

Start the year with these best practices for combating identity theft and protecting your data, privacy and life online.

If you're looking forward to filling up your new tablet or phone with content, this sale is for you.

Before you start your holiday cooking, make sure your food processor isn't affected.

Yahoo announces 1 billion accounts were hacked, compromising users' encrypted passwords, birth dates and other personal data. Here's what you should do now.

The top videos of the year will make you laugh, cry and maybe even learn something.

Rule 41 gives the U.S. government power to remotely access computers that use VPNs or have been hijacked by malware.

In the largest breach of Google accounts ever, Gooligan malware gains access to all of your data, including Gmail and Google Docs. Find out if you're infected.

Getting the absolute best price and the best financing could easily save you thousands of dollars over the life of your vehicle.

Looking for a pair of Bluetooth, noise-cancelling headphones? We tested the Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2s against the industry-leading Bose QuietComfort 35s.

Hundreds of fake shopping apps in Apple's App Store could prove dangerous for holiday shoppers.

This new smartwatch sports a touchscreen and heart rate monitoring with a low $130 pricetag.

A smart home is more than just a convenience. It can save you plenty of holiday headaches when you’re away from home this season.

Your smartphone isn’t always the best choice for preserving those magic moments.

Apple's new TV app consolidates dozens of streaming apps with a single, simple interface.

The updated MacBook Pro line is thinner, lighter and a lot more powerful than the last generation.

Microsoft wants to make everyone a creator with the latest Windows 10 update and Surface Studio all-in-one.

Hackers used insecure connected gadgets to bring the Internet to its knees on Friday. Here's what you can do to help stop this from happening again.

The budget-friendly new FABRIQ speaker combines solid sound with the power of Amazon's Alexa.

It's time to check your credit card statements. The National Republican Senate Committee site is one of 5,900+ storefronts compromised.

Now Prime subscribers can read over a thousand books, plus magazines and comics, for no additional charge.

The Google Home speaker with built-in Google Assistant is the first, and likely the biggest, competitor to Amazon Echo and its Alexa household assistant.

Google's first "made by Google" smartphones feature tighter hardware and software integration for an enhanced Android experience.

With the CEB IT Talent Assessment, you can evaluate your own natural core competencies required to grow your IT Career.

Web-searchers beware: online searches for Amy Schumer, Carson Daly and Chris Hardwick have a good chance of infecting you with malware.

Roku today introduced the candy bar-sized Roku Express for just $29.99, a new low price for media streamers and one of five new models from the leading media streamer maker.

Check into an Aloft hotel to check out a Siri-driven smart home experience, with lighting and temperature controls, music and more.  

Pokémon Go! Guide in Google Play store found to have serious malware. And it's not the first time.

There are big changes coming to iOS 10, including a more accessible Siri, a better organized Apple Photos and access to more information on your lock screen. 

 For $90, you won't find a better tablet than Amazon's updated Fire HD 8.

An upgraded camera, faster processing and waterproofing are among the features to look forward to in the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus. 

Are the updates to Apple's Watch enough to make it a must-have? 

The upgrade to the LG V10, the LG V20 is the first phone to ship with Android Nougat and comes with big upgrades to the camera and audio capabilities.

The Tile Slim tracker packs all of our favorite features from the original Tile into an ultra-thin, wallet-friendly package.

The Kevo Gen 2 has all the same features we loved in the original, but it's more secure, easier to install and integrates with other smart home tech. 

The new Philips Hue motion sensor makes the Philips Hue bulbs even smarter.

You should download iOS 9.3.5 immediately to protect your iPhone and iPad from this dangerous vulnerability.

The new Note7 is Samsung’s most sophisticated phablet yet, with an updated S Pen that makes it easier than ever to jot down notes.

The wait for Android 7.0 Nougat is almost over. The update is rolling out to Google's Nexus devices and other manufacturers will follow soon.

Testing shows that password strength meters don't actually help us make strong passwords. Here's why and how you can create real strong passwords.

Blurring or obscuring your face in a photo may not be enough to avoid recognition. Researcher will soon recognize you without seeing your face. 

Escort updates the 9500iX to the iX, with technology from the Passport Max2. Which is the better buy?

Philips expands its consumer health offerings with a new watch, blood pressure monitors, thermometer and other gadgets.

The Keysniffer vulnerability allows hackers to collect logins, passwords and other personal data your type with your wireless keyboard.

Though you may not realize it, some of your favorite apps are probably eating into your battery life—and your data plan and storage space. Here are the worst offenders.

 The challenge, which every entrepreneur faces, is to keep innovating. Here's inspiration to reimagine your business from industry leaders.

Eye-Fi announced that it would end support for older Eye-Fi X1 and X2 cards on September 16, 2016. Here's what you need to know.

As cellular carriers continue to move away from subsided phones, this Amazon deal may be your tickets to finding a smartphone bargain. 

The latest RVs are completely tech-savvy, whether you're on or off the grid. Here's what you can expect.

GE's connected A/C units let you check the temperature and turn them on and off no matter where you are.

Until you update your Apple Express Router, a security vulnerability could leave your network open to attack—and, trust us, that's not something you want.

Don’t let your memories collect virtual dust, because we have three high-tech ways to save and share them.

Carrying the right gear can make or break your vacation—and a few travel tech items can help your trip go much more smoothly.

Even though you may mean to get off the grid, packing a few tech toys can help you capture every scenic vista and even stay safe.

There are big changes coming to iOS 10, a more accessible Siri, a less confusing Apple Music and a more comprehensive HomeKit smart home app. 

A recent study by Carnegie Mellon shows that there are still misconceptions about creating strong passwords. How savvy are you about passwords?

The Phab2 Pro is coming out this September with impressive array of AR apps that deliver experiences we've never seen on a smartphone. 

Free up more space on your desk and save on printing costs with HP's ultra-compact wireless printer, the DeskJet 3755 All-in-One Printer.

Turn regular light switches into smart light switches you can control with your smartphone with no drilling, no wiring, no mess.

SpaceX is making another attempt to launch a rocket into space and then land it safely back on Earth.

Could a wall charger be responsible for stealing data from your wireless keyboard? The FBI warns about a device that could be harvesting your data.

 Crayola's Imaginables are custom-designed stuffed animals based on your children's artwork.

More than a million Android apps descend upon the Google Chromebook as Google announces Play Store integration into Chrome OS.

Google Home may be smarter than Amazon's Alexa-powered Echo or even Apple's Siri, with a wider array of compatibilities and capabilities than either.

The Guardian's "6x9" brought prisoners' solitary confinement experiences to life in an eye-opening virtual reality story.

Grave worries about online privacy and safety have been deterring Americans from engaging online.

GetHuman's new service helps you get the customer service you need without the any of the hassle. 

Cybercriminals are out again to get your Facebook login data using persuasive tactics.

Tracking billboards log your location when you pass by with your smartphone. Could that be an invasion of privacy?

When a standard, plain charging cord just won't do, the Toddy Cable lets you personalize your charging cord's color, print and even the plugs.

Samsung SmartThings has been outsmarted by white hackers who were able to unlock a connected smart lock undetected.

Do your spring cleaning smarter and faster with Black & Decker's cord-free vacuum cleaners with smart sensors — the first of their kind.

Did you know how much audiobooks have to offer? Find out how they can make all of your reading better.

The slim, all-metal HP Chromebook 13 is cost effective powerful and perfect for getting things done on the go.

Philips Hue's second-generation companion app for its smart light system brightens up with better and more convenient features.

Apple will no longer be updating QuickTime for Windows, leaving future security holes unplugged. Protect your PC by uninstalling QuickTime now.

Amazon's Kindle Oasis gets a better display, extended battery life and an improved reading experience. Is it right for you?

The Textalyzer would be able to determine if you were using your phone right before an accident occurred.

The HTC 10 puts HTC right back at the top of the Android pack with Samsung and LG, with its flagship quality specs and impressive new camera.

Hackers have exploited a software vulnerability in the plug-in to install ransomware on computers. This update fixes it.