Jennifer Jolly

In “The Anxious Generation,″ author Jonathan Haidt argues social media is impairing children’s mental health. But there’s a way to undo the damage.

The Humane AI Pin promises a better way to interact with AI. It has some glitches, but also some promising features.

Drone delivery, already offered by Walmart, Chick-fil-A and other businesses, is poised to expand as companies compete to dominate the skies.

AI can help flag some simple mistakes and perform other tasks, but chatbots aren’t the solution if you need help with your taxes.

Over a dozen startups have entered the menopause marketplace, offering video appointments, and treatment sometimes with just the tap of an app.

Getting your photos scanned and digitized can help preserve your memories

Apple’s latest software update can help protect you if your iPhone is stolen. Here’s how it works.

Apple debuted its Mac PC 40 years ago this month, changing consumer tech forever. The industry could learn lessons from that initial launch.

Here are a dozen of the best and most interesting new products I discovered at CES 2024

AI’s a feature in just about every new gadget and tech tool being announced at this year’s CES. Here’s a preview of what will be on display.

Sales of new dashcams are skyrocketing in the United States, thanks in part to vehicle thefts. Here’s the latest tech to thwart thieves.

I’ve purchased fewer big-ticket gadgets overall this past year and have been pleasantly surprised by some random finds on Amazon.

There are many smartphone superpowers that most people have no idea exist. Here are some iPhone tips and tricks you should know.

The free app helps people see how much personal data companies collect and acts on consumers’ behalf to clamp it down. But not everyone is sold.

Kids are actively hunting for information about the Israel-Hamas war including graphic images and grisly videos. Here’s what parents can do.

Some people are oblivious to the most obvious tech-related social faux pas. Columnist Jennifer Jolly offers ways to avoid them.

Apple’s shift to USB-C for the iPhone 15 is a welcome relief. But there are some cords you should steer clear of, says columnist Jennifer Jolly.

Americans lost $10.3 billion to online scams last year, and this year may be even more costly. New AI tools may offer you some protection.

What will you do with those old cords when you’re done with them? If you think, “toss ’em in the trash,” columnist Jennifer Jolly has better ideas.

Apparently, “X” now marks the spot for an emerging platform for chat, news, banking, shopping, streaming video, and more.