Tech writer, AARP; Ex-Personal Tech columnist USA TODAY, ex Business Week, US News, Fortune; Into politics, cinema, music, culture, sports https://t.co/9tJADiSQ8H
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Edward C. Baig's coverage primarily focuses on technology, with a significant emphasis on citing data and press releases. His articles also delve into health and wellbeing topics, often exploring the intersection of technology within these areas.
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Artificial intelligence is helping spread and amplify falsehoods, but you can fight back By Edward C. Baig, Updated
A single device can do double duty, morphing between a phone and a tablet By Edward C. Baig, AARP
Attending a reunion with friends or vacationing with family? Choose one place where everyone can contribute pictures By Edward C. Baig,
These forgotten or infrequently used programs are merely taking up space By Edward C. Baig, AARP
Solutions include shrinking the image, sending a link or dispatching fewer pics at once By Edward C. Baig, AARP
By: Edward C. Baig, Donna Freydkin
New rules would add time limits, overnight blocks and stronger parental controls on Instagram and Facebook By Edward C. Baig and Donna Freydkin,
Wipe away privacy and financial risks, or sheer embarrassment, from your texts By Edward C. Baig, Updated September 01, 2026
The last time I saw Brian Clark was on 9/11, his face covered in ash. 25 years later, we reconnected completely by chance By Edward C. Baig,
Digital John Hancocks are increasingly common, but keep your pen handy just the same By Edward C. Baig, AARP
But like foldables from Samsung, Google and others, the $2K passport-sized smartphone won't come cheap By Edward C. Baig, AARP
