What should you do? For starters, use strong passwords and use different ones for your different accounts. Also in this column, a mysterious problem accessing...
Today’s apps, services and hardware make it easy to jot, sketch and save the things that inspire you.
Opera doesn't get much attention but like the performance art, it has its fans. Also, another malware question. Patrick Marshall answers your personal technology questions...
Sketching is a form of visual thinking that exercises the mind and body, and it’s easy to turn your tablet into a portable art studio.
New-gadget season is almost here, but tech columnist Brian X. Chen has concluded, after testing hundreds of gizmos over the years, that it pays to...
There are configuration settings you can change in the Wi-Fi router to potentially improve performance. Also, another tactic for protecting data when you give away...
When Apple first introduced Facetime, the company promised to release a version for Windows as well. Unfortunately, it never followed through. Also, more on wiping...
Humans help train artificial intelligence, so someone may be listening to what you tell Siri, Google Assistant or Alexa. Here’s what to do if you...
A personal tech columnist asked security researchers what they could find out about him from just his cellphone number. Quite a lot, it turns out.
Are 'secure' public networks encrypted? And what's the difference between malware and scareware? Patrick Marshall answers your personal technology questions each week.
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