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Already popular in Europe and Asia, eSIMs let you connect to a wireless network without a physical card. → Read More
Google Home and Amazon Alexa allow for the use of smart technology to automate groups of actions called routines. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explains how to get more ou → Read More
Tech companies let you set up digital-legacy contacts who can, upon your demise, gain access to your accounts, password managers and other data. → Read More
Goodbye, complex, hard-to-remember passwords. Hello, logging in with your face and fingerprints. → Read More
Different apps offer different approaches to message encryption. Here’s how to know when your messages are the most secure. → Read More
The EU is proposing that all mobile devices adopt the USB-C charger, including Apple’s iPhone, which still uses lightning cables. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explains wh → Read More
Finding baby formula amid the nationwide shortage takes patience and luck. These websites alert you to the availability of Similac, Enfamil and other brands at major online retailers. → Read More
Photo-sharing iPhone widgets such as Locket and LiveIn are a hit with Gen Z because they take a more private approach to social media. Just be careful what you send. → Read More
Apple alerts users when an unknown AirTag is “near you.” When those people don’t appear to be in the path of any rogue tracker, confusion and concern follow. → Read More
The design of Thomas Edison’s screw socket hasn’t changed in well over a century. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explores some of the latest lightbulb tech to understand wh → Read More
Before deleting your Twitter, Facebook or Instagram account, find out what others have to say about signing out for good. → Read More
Philips Hue, Nanoleaf, Twinkly and others have moved lighting beyond traditional bulbs to modular panels, flexible tubes and LED houseplants. → Read More
Forget Instagram or TikTok. The latest social app wooing younger users is about being spontaneous without photo filters. → Read More
Organizations and people will be able to set up “communities” to discuss snow days, neighborhood construction or a shared passion for basket weaving. → Read More
Many of us rely on keyboard shortcuts in our daily work, but how are they actually assigned? To find out more, WSJ’s Dalvin Brown tracked down David Bradley: th → Read More
It’s impossible to completely block robocalls, but there are some ways to deal with them. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown walks through how you can adjust iPhone settings to → Read More
The social network is experimenting with letting users tweak their tweets, just as new board member Elon Musk and millions of other users have requested. → Read More
Deleting an Instagram or Facebook account is far from straightforward. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown gives some pointers to consider before walking you through the steps t → Read More
Apple’s macOS Monterey 12.3 update comes with Universal Control, allowing users to scroll and move content more seamlessly between iPads, Macbooks and iMacs wit → Read More
AirTags were created to help track personal items, but Apple has acknowledged they’ve been used to attempt stalking or theft. WSJ’s Dalvin Brown tests how easy → Read More