Voice chat might be the future of communication, as companies build walkie-talkie-type tools to address things people don’t like about phone calls and make voice communication less disruptive.
You can ignore your phone while you are on vacation, but everyone will think you are just ignoring them. There is a simple solution: bring back the away message.
You want to choose your streaming service carefully because whichever you pick will take over your music.
The new version of Microsoft Office is playing catch-up to Google Docs, with cleaner design, faster apps and smarter features, but in some ways it is still stuck in the 1990s.
TVs, thinner and more beautiful than ever, have never had worse sound. You can fix that with a single, easy upgrade to your home theater: a soundbar.
After a year filled with bug fixes and heavy user criticism, Apple’s focus at its annual software showcase was on improving existing things rather than introducing new ones. And a few could actually make your life better.
“At work” doesn’t mean “at the office” anymore; now you have the tools to get away from your crowded workspace and be wildly productive in a coffee shop or airport.
The $530 OnePlus 6 can’t do some things its $1,000 rivals do—it isn’t waterproof, and the camera lacks many advanced features—but for plenty of users, it is more than good enough.
How to turn your smartphone into the powerful PC it’s meant to be.
Google’s vast internet footprint, from Search to Chrome to Maps, gives it an unparalleled view into our lives. Here’s how to take a Google timeout.
Facebook’s Oculus Go headset is really the first of its kind: an affordable, simple and powerful way to explore virtual reality.
