Joe Maring

One of Fitbit's newest fitness trackers is the Ace, and it's the company's first product that's made specifically with kids in mind.

After kicking out a couple quality smartwatches with the Ionic and Versa, Fitbit's going back to its fitness tracker roots with the new Charge 3.

Following disappointing sales of the Ionic, Fitbit's hoping to recapture people's attention with its latest smartwatch — the Versa.

The Fitbit Ace — Fitbit's first product designed specifically for kids — is now available for purchase around the world for just $99.95.

Google's in the process of turning Android Messages into an iMessage competitor, and as part of those efforts, the website for messaging on your desktop is now live!

Have a free Flickr account? Big changes are headed to your account next year.

Facebook has announced that a security breach from July 2017 to September 2018 exposed information for around 30 million users. Here's what you need to know.

A new wireless standard is coming out next year, and when it's here, it'll simply be known as Wi-Fi 6.

On Wednesday, October 3, a national wireless emergency alert test will go off at 2:18 PM EDT and cause your phone to make a loud alert sound.

As part of the company's first big venture into gaming, Google's unveiled Project Stream as its new technology for streaming AAA video games via Chrome.

On September 19, Newegg discovered that malicious code was skimming credit card info for all of its customers. Here's what you need to know.

Want to help your kids get excited about STEM? LittleBits has three new Inventor Kits that are available now — including the Base, Electronic Music, and Space Rover ones.

Being able to run Windows on a Chromebook has been a pipedream for years, but according to new information, it could be a reality sooner than expected thanks to Google's "Campfire."

On August 1, 2018, Reddit confirmed a security breach resulted in compromised data for select users. Here's everything you need to know.

Apps can be addictive, and to help combat that, Facebook and Instagram are both being updated with a handful of tools to give you a better phone-life balance.

Dashlane, the popular password manager, just got updated to version 6 with a full-fledged VPN, Dark Web monitoring, real-time credit tracking, and a whole lot more.

The European Commission is officially fining Google for its supposed misuse of Android, but the company plans on appealing the decision.

On June 26, 2018, the Wi-Fi Alliance officially started certifying gadgets that support the all-new WPA3 security standard.

In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court officially ruled that police must obtain a search warrant to get location info provided by cell phone towers.

Thanks to a ruling from the Supreme Court, states can now force shoppers to pay online sales tax even when buying from a store that's not physically present in that state.

Thanks to a Congressional Review Act, Democrats have pushed the U.S. Senate to vote on potentially restoring Net Neutrality laws that have been repealed by the FCC.

As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.

During the week of May 21, Valve will release a new Steam Link app so you can access and play your entire Steam library of games on Android and iOS.

Fitbit's upping its smartwatch game once again, this time with Quick Replies for Android users and support for female health tracking.