Carol Mangis

In a Pew survey, most high school students said they would rather not learn remotely, but their parents are more positive about it.

Buying gifts for a budding software engineer? These are some of the best coding toys and games to get your kids interested in STEM and spark their inner geek.

In searching for the best tech gifts for kids, we looked for that extra something that made us feel like we might not mind getting one for ourselves, too.

One gift that definitely keeps on giving is a media-streaming device. And 45 percent of surveyed Black Friday shoppers we surveyed agree.

A PCMag survey found the top products people will be buying as gifts—along with their the number-one gadget on their own wishlists.

Whether you’re traveling for business or just for fun, you want connectivity. These hotels deliver the fastest Wi-Fi in the US, according to HighSpeedInternet.com.

Each November, our hard-working analysts take a step (or several) back and think about the most outstanding products they’ve encountered during the past 12 months. The results are in our December Digital Edition.

Today it’s easier than ever for entities to collect people’s personal information. Your smartphone, fitness tracker, computer, tablet; the apps and web services you use, the websites you surf to—they all rat you out to these data collectors.

New build-and-code kits are on the way from the innovative toy maker.

Which products came out on top in 2016? Find out in the December issue of the PC Magazine Digital Edition.

Who’s trying to hack your vote? Our cover story investigates. Plus reviews of Sony PlayStation VR, Asus ZenBook 3, and MacAfee Antivirus Plus (2017).

The fastest mobile networks in the U.S.; the best products of Computex 2016; what we love this month; reviews of the Razer Blade laptop, Nikon D500, Samsung Galaxy S7 Active, and so much more.

It pays to be on your guard—all the time.

Smart cities, quantum cryptography, and mobile processors: Read up on all this and more in the June issue of PC Magazine.