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May the fourth is a treasured time for Star Wars, and while there's never a bad time to get in, if you're celebrating on May 4, may the fourth be with you.

It's a new year, and that means you can start the year with a clean slate, and yesterday's tech troubles in the past. So how do you get started?

With New Year's on the way, there's a good chance your phone camera is going to be trained on a bridge or the sky, waiting for fireworks. Here's how you take those photos on your phone.

Asking your Google Home what the weather is and playing music are just the tip of the iceberg for making a smarter smart home. Routines are where you want to be, offering you more control for your voice-controlled home.

Scam emails aren't going away, and unless you stay vigilant, there's a chance you might get caught. How do you spot a scam?

An email has been addressed to you with your password inside. It says if you don't pay, a dirty video will be released. Is this real, or is there something else going on?

The time for cheering on your favourite team in the sport of soccer is here as FIFA World Cup kicks off, and you can get involved on pretty much any device you own: smartphone, tablet, TV, and more. Find out how.

Now that the HomePod can be made into a stereo system with two speakers, it means you can get it working with two speakers on a TV. But is it worth it?

If you live in a two-platform home where both Android and Apple fight for supremacy, it’s very possible you need a way of uploading to the iCloud. Fortunately, there’s a way, but it’s just not as direct as you might think.

With the new phone year now in full swing and new Androids on the way, you might be wondering how to jump from one platform to the other. How do you make the shift from iPhone to Android, and is it easy? Is it worth it?