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How to Use AI Assistants Safely Without Sharing Too Much
AI assistants help by seeing your data — and it's easy to overshare. How to use AI assistants and chatbots safely: what never to share, turning off history and training, and work-vs-personal rules.
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Smart Glasses Are Back: What Makes the New Wave Different?
Smart glasses flopped a decade ago — now they're back, lighter and genuinely useful. What makes the new wave different (audio-first, real AI, live translation), and the privacy catch to watch.
Tech Terms Everyone Pretends to Understand: 40 Simple Definitions
Tech is full of acronyms everyone pretends to understand. A plain-English glossary of 40 common terms — AI, NPU, UWB, Matter, passkey, eSIM, VPN and more — each explained in a sentence or two.
Best Budget Gadgets Under $50 That Are Actually Useful
Useful tech doesn't have to be expensive. A roundup of genuinely worthwhile gadgets under $50 — chargers, power banks, trackers, smart plugs, stands — that solve real problems, plus how to shop smart.
How to Back Up Your Phone Before Something Goes Wrong
A backup takes minutes and saves you from disaster. A no-jargon guide to backing up your phone — photos, contacts, messages, and the authenticator and chat apps everyone forgets — for iPhone and Android.
AI Scams Are Getting More Convincing: What Normal Users Should Watch For
AI made scams fluent, personalized, and able to fake a familiar voice or face. Since you can't reliably spot a good fake, the defense is habits — verify by calling back, use a code word, never share codes.
AI Is Coming to Your Phone: What Everyday Users Should Expect Next
Phone AI is becoming a personal assistant that does things for you across apps — smarter replies, photo tools, app actions. What everyday users should expect next, plus the privacy and battery trade-offs.