Author: Marc Saltzman

While parents are obligated to protect their children, kids are often more tech-savvy. But with common sense and software, you can bridge the divide.

VPNs are a cheap, safe way for college students to protect their data when using campus networks or free WiFi. Here’s how to choose the right one.

In the case of a natural disaster, your survival plan should include your smartphone at the very least. Here are some more tech to get in advance.

Before you head to the store or put anything in your online cart, think about what your student will be using the computer to do.

The demand for computer gaming accessories grew 81% percent year-over-year in 2020, according to market research firm NPD Group.

“Making the technical and aesthetic choices for your setup is a fun hobby in and of itself,” says PC Gamer editor Evan Lahti. Check out some new gear.

Ransomware is an attack that locks your computer and demands a ransom to give back your data. Here’s how to respond if attacked.

Strap on a virtual-reality headset and you’re immersed in the world of games like ‘Sniper Elite VR,” “Star Wars Pinball VR” and “Population: One.”

When it comes to something happening to your phone or tablet, it’s often a case of when, not if. So consider these easy ways to protect your devices.

What’s the most important amenity to digital nomads bringing their work with them on vacation? High-speed Wi-Fi.