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Everything you need to know to recreate the movie theater experience in your home.

The sleek new iPad Pro models pack more screen and power into the same size package as their predecessors. 

Apple has finally unveiled an all-new redesigned Apple MacBook Air laptop, which is smaller, lighter and faster.

The FTC is warning that scammers are faking the Social Security Administration customer service phone number to trick you into giving up personal information. 

See how Google's artificial intelligence technology is delivering innovative new features in the Pixel 3, Home Hub smart speaker and Pixel Slate tablet.

Facebook's voice-controlled Portal and Portal+ may look like an Amazon Echo Show or Google Home Hub, but they are purpose-built for video calling.

In what it called its largest-ever product introduction, Microsoft today unveiled four new devices: three next-generation Surface PCs and new active noise canceling headphones.

The latest Facebook data breach not only gave hackers access to users' Facebook accounts, but also the accounts of services users logged into with Facebook. 

Smart skin sensors in the Foreo Luna Fofo sonic cleansing brush gather data on your skin's health, which is used to advise you on how to keep your skin glowing.

The Fire TV Recast makes watching over-the-air television broadcasts as simple as asking Alexa for your favorite show. But there are a couple of hidden costs.

Amazon has new and improved Alexa-enabled products for every room in the house (and even your car) and more advanced smart home features.

Unlike most Bluetooth trackers, the tiny Samsung SmartThings Tracker has cellular service built-in so you can find it (and whatever it's attached to) anywhere it in the country.

iOS 12 adds a lot of quality of life improvements, including a number of ways to cut down on the time you spend on your phone. Here's what to try first.

The budget-friendly Withings Steel HR Sport looks like an analog watch but it monitors your heart rate, tracks 30 different sports and gets 25 days of battery life.

These nine products will help you live a healthier, more stress-free life and make a huge impact on your overall wellbeing.

Apple Watch Series 4 can perform an echocardiogram, warn you of an irregular heartbeat, detect falls — save your life.

Apple announces the biggest iPhone ever, plus better photo taking in low light, a 30% faster processor, better waterproofing and face recognition across the line.

8K TVs may have a whopping 33 million pixels, which means they look great close up. But 8K isn't ready for primetime. Here's why.

Android 9 Pie is rolling out and you won't want to miss these awesome new upgrades.

Fitbit Charge 3 houses advanced fitness sensors in a super slim tracker and delivers a solid smartwatch experience.

Gmail now lets you protect individual messages with a passcode, set an expiration date and prevent the recipient from forwarding or copying the contents.

Already our favorite password monitor, Dashlane has added a pile of new features that make it even easier to keep your accounts and identity safe.

If you don't want Google to know where you are at every minute of the day, you'll have to dig deep into your privacy settings.

Hackers can crack the four-digit code protecting your voicemail to reset the password and gain access to your financial accounts.

The new Samsung Galaxy Note9 boasts notable improvements in battery life, S Pen functionality, camera and connectivity.

Get details on the Fortnite: Battle Royale for Android rollout and watch gameplay of the Fortnite beta with the special edition Galaxy skin for Samsung Galaxy devices.

Are you being blackmailed for bitcoins by someone claiming to have evidence of you cheating? It's just a scam.

When your Chrome web browser updates, sites that don't use HTTPS will be labeled as "not secure."

Bose Sleepbuds block and mask sound to help you sleep through snoring, loud neighbors and city noises.

Microsoft's new Surface Go tablet has the power and portability to be the perfect entry-level Windows computer.

Not only are some TVs spying on you at home, they're also keeping tabs on you when you leave the house.

If you use third-party apps with your Gmail account, app developers could be quietly rifling through your mailbox to collect personal information.

Alexa is already available on Amazon Kindle Fire Tablets. Now you can get the Echo Show experience with the Show Mode Charging Dock.

Samsung's Frame TV is the centerpiece of the room even when you're not watching TV with 800-plus works of art available to complement your decor.

Manage exactly what your kids can do online, whether they're on their computer at home or out using their smartphone.

Your Amazon Prime membership now has a new perk: grocery bargains.

Dashlane automatically checks to see whether your passwords have been compromised and changes them for you.

TripIt now provides safety ratings for neighborhoods and international travel tips to make your next trip more enjoyable.

Read and respond to text messages that are sent to your Android phone on your computer.

Starting in iOS 12, your iPhone will automatically send location information to emergency dispatchers when you call 911.

A software bug caused everything on Facebook to be posted publicly by default for almost a week, affecting 14 million users.

From vacation to staycation, these high-tech gadgets will help you make the most of your summer.

Combining smoke and carbon monoxide detection with an Alexa-powered smart speaker makes the Onelink Safe & Sound a smart addition to any home.

Don't give up your privacy to Facebook. These are the two key privacy settings you need to verify.

Through partnerships with big tech companies, Facebook has been sharing your personal information even if you told them not to.

The latest update to WatchOS makes small improvements to just about everything, including health features, app options and notifications. 

The latest update to MacOS comes with a new work mode and improvements to Safari security and Finder functionality.

Apple's latest iOS update speeds up older devices, adds big improvements to Siri and Photos, and provides screentime management tools.

Cellular carriers have been selling your location information to third parties, who aren't doing much to keep it secure.

New malware that may have infected 500,000 routers can spy on you and destroy your router. The quick fix is rebooting your router. Here's how.

HTC's U12+ has the power to compete with flagship phones from LG and Samsung and gets a few upgrades to make everyday operation easier. 

There are no worries about screen addiction with this screen-free LTE device that lets you track and talk to your kids.

Lego lets kids program their new line of Powered Up smart toys, combining movement, speed, sound, and duration commands to create custom stunts.

Lenovo delivers a completely stand-alone virtual reality (VR) headset and easy-to-use VR camera, making VR easily accessible for everyone.

Google is using artificial intelligence to make using its software smarter and easier to use.

Our choice for best sub-$1,000 4K TV just became an even better value thanks to improved image quality.

The LG G7 ThinQ is smarter than your average smartphone with its AI-assisted camera capabilities, Google Assistant camera controls and more. 

Amazon has announced a 20% rate hike for Amazon Prime from $99 to $119 per year. We help you weigh the perks versus the price.

The YouTube Kids app has had problems with inappropriate content slipping by their algorithms, but now it offers better tools to restrict what your child watches.

With FreeTime Unlimited and new kid-friendly Alexa skills, Alexa could become your child's virtual best friend.

Google's popular email app has gotten a major overhaul that adds a ton of new convenience features. We highlight the ones you should try first.

Personalize your Alexa-enabled device with your own apps, including interactive stories, flashcards, and apps to help the sitter care for your child or pet. 

The FTC says it's illegal for companies to tell you how or where to repair your gadgets if you want warranty coverage.

Online quizzes and memes that ask for outdated personal information like your first car or your first pet's name seem fun, but sharing could help hackers get into your accounts.

These Russian cyberattacks have deeply penetrated the US government and caused significant potential damage.

Facebook has put up a link so you can easily check to see if Cambridge Analytica has your personal data.

FreeTime Unlimited now lets you monitor your kids' screen time on Amazon Fire tablets and Android devices from your smartphone or computer.

Facebook has made it easier to mass delete apps and control the information they can access. Here's how.

The latest software update for iPhone and iPad gives owners more control of their device and how much personal information they share. 

Default passwords, used by many connected devices, let hackers into your home network — no hacking skills required.

Was the crash a technology or human fail? Watch the video and you decide.

Using a malt-based ink, Beer Ripples can print just about anything on the surface of beer.

Fitbit's new health and fitness smartwatch delivers just the features you need at a lower price.

From adding security lighting to providing the perfect ambiance for your next party, these smart Hue outdoor-rated lights can help.

Online photo design service Mixbook makes creating custom photo books as easy as taking a snapshot.

Browsing a website can be enough for a malicious script to slow your computer to a crawl and put pricy cryptocurrency into hackers' pockets.

In addition to top-tier picture quality, Samsung's newest TVs feature technology that makes them blend more easily with your decor.

A new tool will tell you if your password — not just your account name — has been compromised in a data breach

Even if you aren't tagged in photos, Facebook can notify you when they're published.

Google is offering a streamlined version of Android 8.0 Oreo designed to make low-end smartphones run smoothly. Here's what you will and won't get.

Samsung’s new Galaxy S9 and S9+ phones have a new camera chock full of new features, but is it enough to make you want to upgrade?

A recently-discovered bug could cause your messaging apps on your Apple devices to crash, but now there's a fix.

Our connected devices aren't always very secure, but Bitdefender BOX keeps them (and us) safe anyway.

Learn how this scam works and what you need to do to protect yourself.

With the addition of Roku support, it's finally easy to watch YouTube TV on your actual TV

Our favorite smart light is getting smarter with new software that will automatically sync its colors with what's on your screen.

10 most innovative laptops and 2-in-1 from CES 2018. Find out what's new in laptops including Alexa, Dell Connect and fanless laptops.

The Anker Roav Viva USB charger brings Alexa into the car so you can play music, get directions, order coffee and control your Alexa-enabled devices at home.

Google can compare your selfie to thousands of works of art in seconds and find a famous portrait that looks like you.

Coravin Model 11 Wine Preservation wine opener pours a glass of wine without opening the bottle and tracks how much left you have left in each bottle.

Beyond voice control, smart homes now have artificial intelligence to learn your habits. Some AI devices will have personalities and emotion.

Upgrade your smart speaker to a smart display with this Google Assistant-powered gadget. 

Our editors pick their favorite consumer tech products from the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show.

Comcast Xfinity customers soon can use voice to control a smart home. Free to customers, they can add scenes that control lights, thermostat and more.

Home security company Honeywell offers attractive Alexa enabled base-station speaker with camera as heart of a diy whole home security system. 

Avoid 2000 calorie morning smoothies with this connected blender that tells you the exact nutritional values of your smoothie as you make it. 

The Free ADT Go app will make you and your family feel safe. Our video shows how features like a panic SOS button and monitoring kids driving habits work.

The next generation of mobile networks, 5G, will be all the buzz at CES 2018. At speeds faster than gigabit internet, could this be the end of your home ISP?

Alexa voice controls everything from your toilet to shower, bath, to the kitchen sink as announced at CES 2018. Talk to a mirror, or to the wall. 

Tech companies are looking to revitalize your beauty routine with smart products designed to improve your skincare regimen.