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6 New Google Pixel 3 Features Also Coming to Pixel 2

The Pixel 3 and 3 XL will have a few hardware-based exclusive features, but even if you’re still rocking an older Pixel phone, you'll soon get some new software goodies.
By Eric Ravenscraft
21 Cool Tricks and Secret Gems Inside Facebook Messenger

Facebook Messenger is so much more than a mere chat app. Learn the best tips and tricks to turn yourself into a power user.
By Evan Dashevsky
The Best DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras of 2018

Buying your first interchangeable lens camera can be daunting. Do you want an SLR or mirrorless model? Do you want to splurge for a big, full-frame sensor? We've highlighted some of our favorite ILC models and explain the benefits of SLRs and mirrorless technology here.
By Jim Fisher
Hands On With the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL

The new Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL phones look like they have really excellent cameras. We got to take an early look at them.
By Sascha Segan
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The Best Dell Laptops for University Students

Deciding which university you’re going to is one of the most important choices you’ll make, and your laptop will be your constant companion. No matter what sort of student you are, Dell has a laptop for you.
By Pcmag Staff
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How Bitdefender Keeps You Safe From Technology’s Sleeper Agents

Viruses targeting your passwords and pins will usually try and drain your bank account - but Bitdefender can keep you secure.
By Pcmag Staff
Online Data Protection 101: Don't Let Big Tech Get Rich Off Your Info

More of your data is available for the taking than you might imagine. Here's a primer on the best products for securing your digital privacy and tips for taking back control of your info.
By Max Eddy
Don't Fall for This Email Sextortion Scam

A new sextortion scam has been hitting millions of email inboxes. In the messages, the hackers claim to have taken over your computer and recorded you watching porn, with plans to release the footage unless you pay up. But the threat is a sham.
By Michael Kan
GDPR Is Helping Google to Retain Advertising & Tracking Dominance

A law that was (arguably) put in place to tame Google apparently has helped it retain dominance in the one thing it finds most valuable: tracking users to provide better targeted advertising.
By Eric Griffith
Samsung Unveils the 4-Camera, Midrange Galaxy A9

There's a main camera, a telephoto lens, a wide-angle lens, and a depth-of-field lens on the back of Samsung's midrange smartphone, but it's unclear if it'll come to the US.
By Adam Smith
Gear Envy: My Collection of 500+ Pieces of Computer and Gaming Hardware

With the help of a supportive family, I have amassed nearly 300 computers, 150 game consoles, and tons of accessories over the past quarter century. Come take a look at 25 years of computing and gaming history.
By Benj Edwards
The MTA Wants Tech-Based Ideas for Fixing the NYC Subway

The MTA's 'Transit Tech Lab' is an accelerator program designed to identify and test new technologies that can help modernize the city's mass transit network.
By Angela Moscaritolo
29 Spotify Tips to Trick Out Your Music Streaming

Spotify is one of the most popular music-streaming services out there, but are you using all of its best features? Here's how to unlock the app's full potential.
By Evan Dashevsky