Phone security vulnerabilities like cluttered screens and unread notifications make you an easy target for cybercriminals using sophisticated spyware and phishing attacks.

These habits quietly sabotage your computer's performance.

You probably won't be driving hard enough to overheat the brakes of your car on the way to the grocery store or during a school run. But it's a different matter on a track day, when towing and going ...

China's stock market rally is drawing closer regulatory scrutiny after trading activity surged to unprecedented levels. The surge in activity has revived memories of past market excesses, particularly ...

Learn the real causes of iPhone temperature issues and discover a safe, effective iPhone overheating fix with practical phone cooling tips for everyday use. Pixabay, lukgehr iPhone overheating has ...

Your Samsung Galaxy feels hot enough to cook an egg. Apps lag, the screen dims, and you can barely hold your phone without discomfort. Samsung Galaxy overheating isn’t just annoying. It drains your ...

O. Rose Broderick reports on the health policies and technologies that govern people with disabilities’ lives. Before coming to STAT, she worked at WNYC’s Radiolab and Scientific American, and her ...

Sandisk is downgraded to a sell as its valuation appears disconnected from sustainable fundamentals after a ~6x post-spinoff rally. Recent revenue growth in SNDK's Edge and Consumer segments is driven ...

There will be no criminal animal cruelty charges filed against Hawaii Police Department Officer Sidra Brown, the handler of K-9 Archer, the narcotics detection dog that died Sept. 4 after being left ...

Oura, the popular health-tracking smart ring, is dealing with a wave of safety concerns after Reddit users posted photos of rings that appeared scorched or melted. Several users say their devices ...

An Oura user reported their ring smoking and overheating. Smart rings are built with lithium-ion batteries. They may overheat if damaged or improperly charged. A user on the Oura Ring Reddit reported ...