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Desktops May 3, 2016

Showtime streaming service will launch in July

If you've wanted to watch Showtime series such as "Ray Donovan" and "Masters of Sex" but haven't wanted to shell out for a pay-TV service, you're in luck.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Touchscreen trouble? It could be zombie finger

Some smartphone and tablet users are afflicted with a malady.

Cameras May 3, 2016

6 great smartphone camera apps

If you own a smartphone, chances are you use the built-in camera to shoot many, if not all, of your photos.

Mac May 3, 2016

7 common tech myths busted

Kim Komando busts seven common tech myths.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Three ways Google just might make the Internet safer

Three announcements by Google during Google I/O—its developers conference—hint at safer days to come for Internet users.

Home Ent May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: App to repel mosquitoes, unclaimed money, grocery lists and more

Kim Komando answers your questions on how to repel mosquitoes by just using an app, finding unclaimed money, updating your grocery list, and more.

Cellular May 3, 2016

How do we smartly limit smartphone use when driving?

Want to feel less safe when behind the wheel?

Smartphones May 3, 2016

What’s the hold-up on 911 texting?

Imagine being stuck in your house during a burglary with no way to call for help. If you make a sound, the thieves will find you. While your smartphone can technically send a 911 text message (it’s an FCC requirement), you’ll find that, in most cases, no one will respond.

Cellular May 3, 2016

YouTube Kids—what parents need to know

In a two-minute video sent to the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, consumer advocacy groups revealed flaws in a YouTube app designed to protect preschool children from inappropriate content.

Cameras May 3, 2016

What is noise in a photo?

Read nearly any smartphone or camera review and you’ll come across a discussion of “image noise."

Home Ent May 3, 2016

Slay 'vampire electronics' to save big money

Kim Komando discusses how to save money by unplugging those idle 'vampire electronics' that are always on.