Jennifer Jolly

Be suspicious of every viral video on social media these days. Here are some tips for how to spot a fake.

When the lights went out, we used our truck's battery to power our home. It's a potential solution as the power grid buckles.

Since the earbuds hit stores, Reddit threads and Apple forums alike are chock full of people reporting sore ears, irritation and even small scratches.

If you’ve been wondering whether AI can do something useful, this is proof. AI is quickly becoming the handy robot friend we didn’t know we needed.

Flock Safety, creator of license plate readers, solves crimes and also stirs concerns about privacy.

Hurricane season essential items to stay safe and connected

Each victim tells a nearly identical story of loss, heartbreak, and feeling ghosted by a company promising trust.

A new breed of AI-powered fashion is stepping in — not just to reduce returns, but to rewire how we discover and buy clothes in the first place.

The cybersecurity company just launched a suite of new features that it hopes can slow down online crooks and thieves. How does it hold up?

This week Tools for Humanity — a startup co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman — launched a sci-fi-looking globe that can verify actual humans.

'Blend' creates a private, curated feed based on what you and your friends are into. It’s part shared discovery, part algorithmic intimacy experiment.

Check out some of the latest gizmos and gadgets that caught our eye this season.

Going from the third-generation SE to the 16e is a big step up. But is it worth the money? Here's what you need to know.

Another year, another bajillion gadgets to talk about after CES, one of the world’s largest gadget trade shows.

Once you get into emergency preparation, it can be easy to go overboard. But you don’t have to go full “doomsday prepper” to give yourself a leg up.

There’s a new set of smart glasses everywhere you turn this year. But Halliday’s new AI-packed specs are the apple of my eye at CES 2025.

From a TV that sticks to the wall to stunning new sets that rival museum-quality artwork, there’s no shortage of televisions to talk about at CES.

At first glance, Lenovo’s ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 looks like any other new, AI-infused modern laptop. But get ready to pick your jaw up off the floor.

When LG brought us in for an early hands-on with their latest sets at this year’s CES show in Las Vegas, I had no idea what I was looking at.

Japanese company Kirin invented a spoon unveiled at CES that uses electricity to mimic the sensation of salt hitting your tongue.