Rich DeMuro

There are millions of apps available for the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. But how do you choose which ones are worth downloading? At Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, developers from around…

Sure, our smartphones can take amazing photos, but have they become too perfect? From a camera that prints stickers to one that fits on a keychain, some people are choosing point-and-shoot cameras that produce photos with a more retro, less polished look. “It’s truly being driven by the younger generation,” said Patrick Dellibovi of Freestyle […]

Apple is about to give Siri its biggest upgrade since it first launched.

Millions of people wear smartwatches to track their steps or heart rate. But one potentially lifesaving feature can also call for help after a serious fall.

Meta’s smart glasses can take photos, play music and answer questions. But for people who are blind or have low vision, they’re also becoming a powerful everyday accessibility tool. The…

It’s no secret our personal information is all over the internet. “[It’s a] $300, $400 billion industry, and you and I are the product,” said Tom Kemp, executive director of the California Privacy Pro...

Google's Pixel phones have always been a bit of an outlier. They don't have the raw horsepower of the latest iPhones and Samsung phones, but they

You've probably heard of the term “right to repair.” But even replacing a smartphone battery yourself these days can be tough.

Sonos is betting its future on the idea of an audio operating system for your entire home, called Sonos 27. “The hardware isn't the real story today.

By now you've heard about Apple's first foldable phone, and it seems like it's going to be a winner, even at $2,000.