Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Reader Courtney wanted to know about where to go for prints directly from the phone, apps that offered choices on print size and quality.

New service from Google will work with “hundreds of billions” of photos, with say, how to buy a chair you just saw or more info about a toy.

Apple updates its privacy website to outline its position on collecting personal data and introduces new tools to monitor what Apple keeps on us.

Jefferson Graham visits an Amazon Go store in Seattle, where an app gains you entrance to the store, and there are no lines or cashiers to check you out./

Unboxing photo gallery of the new Google Home Hub, a $149 connected speaker that brings video to the Google Assistant.

Google’s answer to Amazon’s Echo Show has more video content, more affordable pricing and Google smarts. You can make calls, get weather and watch TV.

Facebook’s video speaker is a privacy nightmare, with a camera that can follow you around the room and calls that can tracked by the social network.

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