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Want to know how to publish your book on Kindle, stream on Facebook Live, and more? Read this column.

If you primarily browse the web, work on word-processing files, and watch YouTube clips, you might not need a pricey flagship laptop.

I love using my phone not only to listen to music but also to create my own music using a variety of inexpensive, easy-to-use apps.

Here are some simple methods for controlling the volume and enjoying the show.

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Huawei on Thursday revealed its newest smartphone, the Mate 9, an Android device featuring twin Leica lenses for its camera.

Who's better at answering questions: Google Home or Amazon's Alexa? In some cases, they both do a great job, while in others, one has the advantage over the other.

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Skype are being throttled.

When it rains, it pours, at least for Samsung.

A 2-year-old girl was killed last month in China while her mother stared at her smartphone, leading many Chinese social media users to call for a change, the New York Times reports.

If you’ve been holding out for an Apple Watch, the Nike+ version may be a good reason to buy.

Even before Microsoft's launch event, Slack took out a full-page NYT ad to hit back at Redmond.

The Google Home speaker, Google’s answer to the Amazon Echo talking speaker, starts shipping Friday, Nov. 4, for $129 from Google's online store and from retailers including Best Buy and Walmart....

The e-commerce giant is offering "tens of thousands" of holiday deals between now and Dec. 22.

The British government says it's examining the possibility of using highly trained eagles to intercept drones caught taking contraband into prisons. Police in the Netherlands have already started using the birds for similar work.

Facebook says that it will block a British car insurer from profiling users of the social network to decide whether they deserve a discount on their insurance.

More than 70 advocacy groups, including the ACLU and the Center for Media Justice, have signed a letter addressed to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg urging transparency over his company's content removal policy.

As President Obama prepares to leave office in January, the White House has revealed its digital transition plan ahead of the arrival of America’s next Commander-in-Chief.

Microsoft criticized Google for disclosing the vulnerability before a fix was ready.