Uncool gadgets got cool with the iPod, iPhone and Apple Watch. Now the company is taking on mixed-reality goggles.
Personal Technology: Joanna Stern
Our columnist replaced herself with AI voice and video to see how humanlike the tech can be. The results were eerie.
The search giant’s competitor to ChatGPT and Bing is more reserved—and that’s not a bad thing.
When you trade in a smartphone, here’s how it gets refurbished and makes companies money.
At the MWC 2023 mobile trade show, industry leaders are pitching all sorts of future technologies. We cut through the buzzword blabber.
Our columnist got an early look at the software giant’s addition of ChatGPT powers to its search engine.
The newest network won’t change how you use your phone—but you can still make the most of it.
OpenAI’s new chatbot can write essays on complex topics. Our columnist went back to high school AP Literature to see how good those essays are.
Covid restrictions and unrest at Apple’s largest iPhone assembly factory in China has resulted in longer wait times for the new high-end iPhones—unless you get clever with some tricks.
If you’re ever in trouble and out of cell-service range, Apple’s new emergency messaging could help. Otherwise, you would never know it was there.
As Elon Musk takes over Twitter, many are checking out this alternative. It could be the future of social media—if you can figure it out. Here’s a guide.
Elon Musk plans to charge $8 a month for a premium Twitter subscription. Others like Snap, LinkedIn and Instagram all are embracing step-up subscriptions, too. What’s the value?
Dall-E 2, DreamStudio and other new text-to-image generators let you type in almost any phrase and get an image. The technology is fun but full of potential unknowns.
Meta’s new face computer is more comfortable and has better visuals, plus facial-expression tracking. But for $1,500, with short battery life, it’s a bit out of touch with reality.
Apple’s crash detection for the iPhone 14 and new Apple Watch models can alert 911 and emergency contacts in the event of a collision. But it sometimes triggers when people aren’t in danger.
The iPhone 14 Plus arrives a few weeks behind Apple’s other new phones. It’s the best option for those looking for a big phone with long battery life that’s a little lighter on frills.
The new iPhone 14 and Apple Watch models promise to detect severe car crashes. According to our tests, speed and impact are only part of the story.
Between the new “dynamic island” multitasking bar and more camera flexibility, Apple’s higher-end iPhones make more sense than ever before.
Apple finally lets you customize your lock screen with layouts, colors and fonts. Plus, new messaging tools improve everyday use.
Everyone from your dentist to your delivery guy is now popping up in your texts. New email-like tools, including Mark as Unread and filters, can help.
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