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7 Tips For Organizing Your Digital Photos

Don’t let common aches and pains keep you off your mat or ruin your practice. Recover faster with these 20 expert-recommended natural fixes.

Slack Hacks to Help You Say Goodbye to Email

Slack has become one of the most popular tools that groups use to communicate and collaborate, but it’s not necessarily any more efficient than email on its own. These tips will help you get the most out of this powerful new messaging application.

The Many Virtues Of Virtual Reality

Virtual reality’s biggest and longest-awaited headsets, the HTC Vive and the Oculus Rift, are good enough to make even the most skeptical people optimistic about the future of VR.

The Ultimate Cord Cutter's Guide

Cable TV was once considered the ultimate entertainment necessity, but no longer. Thanks to Internet-based services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Instant Video, you can do away with pay TV altogether. If you have a 5Mbps Internet connection, you can cut the cable easily and efficiently. Here's our most up-to-date look at the best ways to get your favorite TV programming without needing a cable company.

3D Xpoint: The Next, Best Memory Standard

The new 3D Xpoint memory architecture, designed by Intel and Micron, promises nonvolatile storage that can read and write without requiring a transistor.

Security Social: Black Hat's Biggest Threats

The car-service startup has a brazen plan to become a robotic superpower. Should we be excited or afraid?

How Scanning Apps Keep You Organized

Former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (1931-2015), missile and rocket technologist, institution-builder and motivator of men, was relentless in his quest to build an India strong and self-reliant in science and technology.

How Companies Turn You Into Money

The best description of the data economy comes from AOL, of all places.

De-Monetize Me: How To Keep Your Data To Yourself

Personal information is the currency on which much of the internet depends.

This App Helps Give Refugees An Education

To bridge educational losses suffered by Syrians displaced by war, a new accelerator looks to technology and personal connections.

How To Make Your Wired Speakers Wireless

So you have a pair of wired speakers that are connected to a stereo receiver you love, or maybe you have a self-powered pair, or a 2.1 system thats perfect for watching movies.

The Coolest Features In The New Apple iPhones

This year's new iPhones have arrived.

Computational Photography Is Ready For Its Closeup

More than 87 million Americans traveled internationally in 2017, a record number according to the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office. If you were among them, perhaps you visited a destination such as Stonehenge, the Taj Mahal, Ha Long Bay, or the Great Wall of China.

Oulu Finland: 5G Lives Here

The sun never sets on the 5G network in Oulu. Well, maybe it dips below the horizon just a bit. But at midnight on a Tuesday morning in June, it looks like 4:00 in the afternoon, and the local pub is full of engineers attending a big European 5G conference.

The Case for Buying an Unlocked Phone

At PC Magazine, we’ve long been proponents of unlocked cell phones. Last year we reviewed 39 unlocked models available in the U.S., and our list of The Best Unlocked Phones offers options from $149 up to $700.

Going On Vacation? Pack Your Camera

You have dozens of things to think about before you go on vacation (or any other journey away from home). Is a camera on your packing list? If not, maybe it should be.

Oneplus 7 Pro: The Best Value For A Premium Smartphone

With the OnePlus 7 Pro, this smartphone maker continues its trajectory as a swiftly rising flagship killer. Not only is this the fastest Android phone we’ve ever tested, but it’s also loaded with a gorgeous, notchless screen; cool hardware; and smart software features that outpace even those of the Samsung Galaxy S10+.

The Coolest Things From Google I/O 2019

May’s Google I/O is an annual event that gives Android developers a sense of what’s next for the company’s mobile operating system and a peek at the new hardware and services Google is rolling out to unlock its OS’s potential.

How To Access Your Windows PC From iOS And Android

Want to view and control your Windows PC from your smartphone or tablet? There’s an app for that. Microsoft’s Remote Desktop tool lets you access one computer from another, and with the Remote Desktop app for iOS and Android, you can tap into your PC, view the screen, and work with your computer as though you were in front of it from a mobile device. Here’s how.

Are You Ready For The California Consumer Privacy Act?

Some of the most well-known technology companies are headquartered in California, which on June 28 passed the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).

Android Pie Promises Smarter, Simplified Interface

Google Pie has arrived.

How To Build A Kick-Ass - Gaming PC For $1,000

As a hardware analyst at PCMag, I’ve had numerous opportunities to build PCs live on camera.

Why Satellite Internet Is The New Space Race

There’s a theory (or perhaps a cautionary tale) among astronomers called the Kessler Syndrome, named for the NASA astrophysicist who proposed it in 1978. In this scenario, an orbiting satellite or some other piece of material accidentally strikes another and breaks into pieces.

6 Bad Habits That Are Destroying Your PC

Nothing lasts forever—especially tech—but your computer can last quite a few years if you treat it well.

Driveless Cars

Autonomous cars will be the most important extension of the Internet since smartphones. And they’ll be ubiquitous much sooner than you think.

Rise Of The Biobots

In nature, elegant engineering solutions abound. The robotics world is working to unravel them.

How To Turn Off Autoplay Videos

Autoplay is maybe not as grating as Auto-Tune, but it sure is annoying.

10 Uses For Your Old Smartphone

Smartphones are an absolute necessity in today’s information age. After a few years, though, devices—particularly those that we carry with us at all times—are bound to show a little wear and tear. They might have some bumps and scratches, or perhaps they slow down. But if you take some basic precautions, your old phone can have a productive afterlife.

New Research Suggests Anyone Can Become An Internet Troll

Are people born Internet trolls, or does the Internet turn them into horrible people? New research from Stanford University and Cornell University suggests that it’s the latter.

Magic Leap's Mixed-reality Headset Is Finally On Sale

After years of secret development and billions of dollars, you can finally buy a Magic Leap mixed-reality headset.