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It takes a lot of courage to make changes that customers may like, and Apple is one prime example of that.

It's been a hectic start for President Donald Trump's presidency, and things aren't getting any better.

If you haven’t gotten around to using a password manager yet—one of the top safety practices recommended by security experts—you’re not alone.

Riding on a wave of nostalgia, the NES Classic Edition quickly became one of the hottest ticket items this holiday shopping season.

Public and private organizations are racing to get early earthquake warning systems into the hands of residents, businesses and utility companies.

Some 300 drones lit up the sky in a spectacular synchronized display during Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl halftime show Sunday.

There's also a fleet of robots ensuring orders get filled.

Something odd happened around the country while the Super Bowl commercial for the Google Home speaker ran on TVs everywhere.

Apple just reported its financial results for the holiday quarter this past week, and it confirmed that it sold more iPhones during that three-month period than it has ever sold before.

At 39, Tom Brady is a physical marvel.

Sex doll manufacturer Realdoll is dipping its toe into the world of AI and robotics with a new concept for a robot sex assistant that will form a "real bond" with its, erm, users.

Technology expert Kim Komando answers questions about nosy TVs, scanning a receipt, debit card hijackers and more.

Learn how to amplify your smartphone's speakers, boost your Wi-Fi signal, and more.

It’s probably no surprise that pay-TV packages are getting more expensive this year.

Samsung isn't pulling any punches in its bid to keep you safe with the Galaxy S8, according to a new report.

The subreddits were shut down this week for exposing personal and confidential information.

The Super Bowl dates back to 1967, and now, decades later, the 2017 Super Bowl will make use of modern tech that will boost viewers' experiences.

Twitter’s $1.6 million pledge to help fight the White House’s anti-terror immigration order is just the latest case of social media companies taking on Trump, but critics say the same companies are doing next to nothing to stop dangerous radicals from using their platforms to spread hate.

With Apple’s next iPhone seeing even more fevered speculation this week, a long-time display expert offers his predictions.

President Trump is still attempting to negotiate a deal that will bring iPhone manufacturing to the United States, but on Friday, Bloomberg reported that Apple would begin building smartphones in India by the end of April.