The carrier's new iPhone offer still means a long-term commitment, but it could save you money.
Bouquets and chocolates are still popular on Valentine's Day, but there's increasing interest in tech gifts. Clothing is a hot gift trend, too.
Thefts of cellphones and other e-devices are soaring. Use these tips to protect your property and maybe save your life.
It's easy to trade in tablets, smartphones and the like for cash or store credit at major retailers or e-commerce sites.
A new survey indicates we've spent nearly $6 billion on repairs and replacements to damaged iPhones. And the device is 10 times more likely to be accidentally damaged than lost or stolen.
A lost or stolen phone can trigger a major data breach. Prevention is simple, though. It's probably even free.
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