Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

We’ve all been on Zoom and livestreaming concerts and other events from home for more than a year. What happens when music and comedy clubs reopen?

Razer is planning to make its high-tech smart mask, which was unveiled as a prototype to protect against COVID-19 in January.

Can’t bring yourself to pay $800 to more than $1,000 for a smartphone? Samsung’s newest Galaxy A smartphones range from $109 to $499.

This week’s tech topics included an update on musicians using NFTs, a new Google Map feature, and scams about vaccinations and tech support.

Caribbean pop singer Shontelle, freed from her label recording contract, is making a direct-to-consumer career move using NFTs to connect with fans.

Starting Friday, it will cost you more to subscribe to Disney+. The streaming service will now start at $7.99 a month, or $79.99 a year.

You can stream music in higher quality from Qobuz on your Sonos speakers. The subscription service’s high-res tracks are better than CD-quality.

Verizon now has its own cloud data storage service for wireless and internet customers. Its selling point? Unlimited storage for photos and videos.

Niantic Labs, the makers of ‘Poké​​​​​​​mon Go,’ have a new Nintendo-based augmented reality game in the works based on the ‘Pikmin’ video game.