Research shows iPhone owners' overconfidence in Apple security makes them easier targets for cybercriminals compared to Android users who take more precautions.

If you're planning to be away from home for an extended period of time, you may be worrying about the risk of a break-in.

The researchers' novel approach could lead to smaller, and more efficient electronics – such as  smartphones – in the future.

The iPhone Air is a highly-repairable smartphone despite being so thin, the annual teardown of Apple's latest models reveals.

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A CNET survey finds nearly nine out of 10 shoppers are worried about rising costs ahead of the holiday season. Here's how you can still find the best deals.