App reviews: Powder-Alpine Simulator, Trulia provide virtual getaways
Two new apps can help you get away, virtually. One takes you to the snowy slopes, the other to your new dream home.
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Major security flaw means you have to change your passwords — again
Security firm Cloudflare disclosed late Thursday that a long-running bug in its security systems may have leaked information, including potentially personal information, from thousands of sites including Uber, Fitbit and...
App reviews: Fire Emblem Heroes, Quizzitive summon fun and train your brain
Fire Emblem Heroes, one of the newest Nintendo mobile titles, plays very much like an old-school video game worthy of carrying the Fire Emblem brand. Players are thrown into a...
App reviews: High Risers, Pok茅mon Duel easily could become addictive
Two new apps, both simple to play, could become highly addictive, if you don't keep yourself in check.
Change your TV’s settings to stop it from collecting data about you
Most smart TVs are able to collect information about what you watch. There are simple steps to take if you'd rather not share this information.
App reviews: Rolling Sky tests your dexterity, Firefox Focus highlights privacy
Two new apps to consider adding to your mobile devices include a game that tests your dexterity and a browser that's focused on personal privacy.
App reviews: Meet your goals — and your GIFs
The start of a new year always brings plenty of new plans with it, and a host of apps out there could help you meet those goals. Different motivation methods...
How bad is e-mail and other personal technology for the environment?
Using more energy tends to produce a larger greenhouse gas emission, but using alternative forms of energy that don't burn greenhouse gasses can also reduce a technology's carbon footprint.
App reviews: Blackbox, Toggl confound and create order
Blackbox is a fiendishly difficult puzzle app that aims to throw you off your game at every turn. Those who are easily frustrated may want to give this a pass....
App reviews: Super Mario Run, Ibotta
The first foray into mobile apps for Nintendo's iconic plumber might seem expensive, but earns value by not having in-app purchases.