Eric Griffith

A design company created test sites full of super-annoying issues, such as slow load times, auto-play music, and pop-ups, then measured how much each increased people's blood pressure.

Beyond tracking your viewing habits, purchases, and even location, companies are gathering all the stats they legally can, right down to your height, weight, hobbies, and pets.

Amazon's annual shopping spree is taking specific aim at Black Friday this year. And Prime members plan to buy tech products to get well ahead of seasonal shopping obligations and snatch up early holiday deals.

Here are the movies and TV shows you should add to your watchlist before they disappear from the video-streaming service.

COVID-19 means you had a few extra months to file your federal taxes this year. But that extended deadline is now just days away. If you've waited to file, here's what you need to know.

Here are the movies and TV shows you should add to your watchlist before they disappear from the video-streaming service.

But not all Fortune 100 companies are donating, nor is the money consistent with company coffers. In fact, a few tech billionaires have donated more than some companies.

Arguably no company better exemplifies the change to work life in the ongoing pandemic than Zoom Video Communications, which saw its revenue skyrocket.

Sick of the world's leading social network? Say good-bye to all those "friends" by following these instructions. Here's how to delete Facebook.

Wondering if your taste in binging matches the rest of the country? Here's a look at the most-watched shows on Netflix and beyond, according to Reelgood.com.

Billions of dollars are spent shopping online ever year. While most transactions will be uneventful, security on those purchases is not a given. These tips can help.

There's about 10 million new or continuing WFH Americans who are trying to function with internet problems or horrible cellular signals. Thankfully, 50 percent of them are regularly disinfecting their phones.

On March 23, only Microsoft still had the symbolic $1 trillion-plus market capitalization after the COVID-19 crisis killed off billions in tech-company value. (Apple's back too, for now.)

People liked working from home even before the advent of the COVID-19 coronavirus disease. It's hard to picture that changing, as more and more people get a taste for telecommuting in the coming weeks.

A decade ago, Netflix Originals didn't exist. Now they make up for the fact that there are almost 1,500 fewer TV shows and movies on the service than there were in 2010.

Topping the free-to-play list, Fortnite made $1.8 billion

The last decade introduced a wealth of game-changing technology to our lives. But along with it came some true disasters.

Besides bogus social media profiles, a recent survey also found that many people admit to lying on housing applications, resumes and dating profiles.

A mix of 'failure to launch,' zero desire for financial independence and attractive family plans mean half of people age 18 to 24 are still mooching off actual adults.

A new survey shows exactly what passengers think of cell phone rules set by the FCC and enforced by flight attendants.

While more women are getting STEM degrees and jobs than ever, they still lag behind the number of men. The lack of jobs may be the biggest problem down the road.

The drop off in camera sales in the last decade is precipitous.

A new Pew survey shows the trends for which online platforms and messaging app get the most and least usage.

Check out this not-to-scale visualization of what is happening on the internet every single minute of every single day this year.

Smartphones and tablets are good alarm clocks, but these apps make them great.

Falsehoods like 'more megapixels is always better' and 'charging smartphones overnight kills the battery' continue to flourish, if you go by the response from the general public.

You might think, based on Hollywood's hard work and even even harder marketing, that only big movies make millions. Video games are where the really big money flows.

Dig into Google's account dashboard to see what the company knows about you.

Is it bad -- or even dangerous -- to leave a smartphone plugged in as you sleep? The answer is complicated, as are many things regarding batteries.

From retailers like Amazon and Walmart to delivery services like UPS and FedEx, here are the dates to know if you want your packages to arrive before Christmas Day.