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Two new iPhone operating systems have recently been made available by Apple. The released iOS 16.1 and iOS 15.7.1 reportedly both address the same security issues.

Hackers can add to holiday shopping headaches if you're not careful about keeping your gift purchases private. Here are some tips to keep safe this season.

An Apple executive confirmed in an interview on Tuesday that the iPhone will soon support USB-C charging following a recent mandate from the European Union.

The popular dating app Hinge is launching a "Selfie Verification" feature starting next month in an effort to help confirm the authenticity of its user profiles.

We spend more time on our personal smartphones with every passing year, here's how to make sure you're getting the best bang for your buck on battery life.

Security cameras are a must-have these days, but installing them can be costly and complicated. Follow these steps to make sure your home is secure.

Here's a tech tip from Kim Komando on how to save all those personal photos from your Facebook account before you click that 'delete' button.

Outdated tech is the worst. A printer that breaks down or slows you isn't any good. Here are some ways to fix up a printer without having to buy a new one.

Instead of scrolling forever, Android and Apple users can search photos that have been sent or received through various apps just as they would messages.

Everyone knows how to separate trash from recyclables, but there are special items like household batteries and smartphones that must be disposed of properly.

Apple's latest operating system has new security features you should use including the ability to edit and unsend text messages; however, it's not as clear-cut as it seems.

Elon Musk would likely push for more free speech on Twitter should the Tesla CEO purchase Twitter, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, said.

Robotics classes are becoming popular in middle and high schools, but now a new program aims to bring those 21st century skills to early childhood education.

Computers have massive processing power. However, there are ways to boost the power for each of the major browsers. This can allow you to access old searches.

Websites exist that track your information. There are ways to protect yourself from these sites and protect your data from those who would seek to do harm.

The US Army fired Javeline anti-tank missiles from seven-ton robots during a series of war preparations at a recent exhibition in Fort Worth, Texas

We're on our phones all day long. But that means our data is vulnerable to many. There are ways to reduce what hackers can access and protect yourself.

A biometric smartphone app aims to make life easier and more secure by finding a new way to prove you’re who you say you are online

Google pervades our everyday lives. We use it for everything from calendars to our email and document storage. There are ways to maximize these daily uses.

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, who has detailed how the tech company failed their ethical obligations, launched a nonprofit to solve social media harms.