Technology

A Chinese Roomba knock-off, has some serious  vulnerabilities that could give hackers the opportunity to turn your vacuum cleaner into an in-home surveillance device.

The existence of digital assistants, while striking a bit of fear and paranoia, will only increase in the future. And some of the software available is providing some really cool results.

Smartphone and social media addiction is no joke. Here are four features that make it really hard to put our phones down. 

A London based company has created an iPhone X that's covered in 18K of rose gold and that has a price of more than $4,000.

A new study reveals the amount of security that currently exists, especially online, is exhausting. Analytic software firm FICO commissioned a study of 2,000 American adults and 81 percent said there are way too many unnecessary security measures.

Earlier this week, HTC released some specs about their upcoming phone called the Exodus, and an estimated release date. If everything goes according to plan, the Exodus will be available for purchase in the next three months.

While you won't be able to fix every problem yourself, there are several things anyone can learn to do to improve the performance and life span of their smartphone.

It’s a worthy reminder for marijuana enthusiasts that lighting up a joint right before hopping into the Uber isn’t the smartest of ideas.

Of the thousands of iPhone lookalikes you might be surprised to discover that one of the most original versions comes from a relatively unknown Chinese company.

This feature will pop up as a notification and will let you know when you've seen all of the new posts your friends have uploaded in the past 48 hours.