More than 300 Chrome extensions were found to be leaking browser data, spying on users, or stealing user information.

A Super Bowl commercial and a high-profile crime have Americans asking questions about the digital dragnet they're buying ...

It's unlikely that these tags could be used to track your location in any meaningful way, but they still have lots of uses that are changing the tire industry.

Two types of innovations catch my eye as I roam the floor at CES, the world's largest display of future tech. One type is that which wows with impressive engineering -- for example, a travel mug that ...

No more forgotten ingredients or last-minute shopping trips—this upcoming refrigerator from GE lets you scan items as you finish them to automatically update your grocery list. I’m PCMag’s senior ...

Based on an Android 14 smartphone, the clip-on grip makes this an ideal option for businesses, both small and large; in fact, for anyone who needs to keep track of inventory. Setup is fast, and ...

Smart fridges are a dime a dozen at CES, and LG and Samsung have thoroughly explored what's possible when you connect your fridge to the internet or slap a touchscreen on the front. The new GE Profile ...

The new GE Profile smart refrigerator has a built-in barcode scanner and internal crisper cameras to make it easier to keep track of groceries. The appliance will be shown for the first time at CES ...

At CES 2026, GE Appliances has debuted its latest smart fridge, the GE Profile 27.9 Cu. Ft. Smart 4-Door French-Door Refrigerator with Kitchen Assistant. The new smart refrigerator from GE Appliances ...

Keeping a mental list of the groceries you're running low on is a weekly battle. The new smart fridge from GE Profile, announced ahead of CES 2026, aims to take the guesswork out of your next trip to ...

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WILLISTON, Vt. — Federal immigration authorities have picked a surprising place to ramp up their efforts to surveil the social media activity of those who are in the country illegally: Vermont. Though ...