The company’s Landmarkers feature seamlessly melds the real and the imagined

What a new service that purports to confirm users are taking HIV prevention medication gets wrong about relationships

It’s easy to get lost inside News+

By selling us hardware but retaining ownership of software and data, tech companies are treating users like digital tenants

How the original DVR paved the way for Netflix

A great product gets better with hands-free Siri

With a new focus on services, Apple abandons the pretense that you should look away

A tablet that looks like 2016 but plays like 2019

Data centers could make individual game consoles obsolete

Order and purpose from a principal group engineering manager at Microsoft

It’s still not for consumers, but you may want one anyway

It’s time to change everything… back

As sales slow, phone-makers may get gimmicky

Exploring a very messy screen with the ‘New York Times’ columnist

Everyone should be concerned about unbanked populations losing access to an increasingly cashless economy

An informed theory

Experts are at odds over the health impact of Bluetooth

Voice-forward phones could make the internet more accessible in the developing world

Air purifiers are being sold as health devices. But do they work?

A great choice as long as you’re not super concerned about security

Fitbit launched a new personal fitness tracker for employees and members of health care plans — what are the downsides?

It’s called the Significant Location list, and you probably didn’t know it existed

More dad bods, fewer plastic abs

The number of Apple stores makes the company an accessible spot for health outreach