Author: Dalvin Brown, USA TODAY

Fans of the show, movies and video games can participate by casting votes every day through February 14.

As the coronavirus continues to spread across the globe, a malicious strain of software is seeking to take advantage of people’s fears.

People with cracked front screens in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston and Dallas can request to have an agent visit their home.

A smart lock can be a convenient way to monitor access to your home. But what happens when your phone dies or there’s a power outage?

Google’s Super Bowl commercial titled “Loretta” showcases an elderly man asking his Google Assistant to display stored memories of his late wife.

Snickers’ Super Bowl ad features world’s largest chocolate nut bar and draws attention to sexting and using smartphone speakers in public.

The high-profile clip is the company’s latest attempt to win over consumer sentiment after being rocked by controversies.

Snapchat has launched Bitmoji TV, marking a new addition to the platform’s ever-expanding Discovery menu.

A report suggests the Amazon-owned company shares tons of users’ personal information with lots of different sources, including Facebook.