Author: Jennifer Jolly

In this day of living so much of our lives on social media, where do we draw the line in the sand(box) with regards to what we share about our kids?

There are thousands of unspoken social norms we try to follow every day, but it’s tougher to keep up with online etiquette. Here’s help for those.

Health tech doesn’t stop with an Apple Watch. You can use tech to keep on a medication schedule, monitor your skin for cancer and alleviate knee pain.

If your iPhone is more than four years old, upgrading to iPhone 13 will feel like going from a Pinto to a Porsche. If it’s newer, it’s a tougher call.

Debating whether to trade in your old iPhone or hand it down to your kid? First, consider making it your new mobile hotspot, TV remote or alarm clock.

Tech-driven firms like Homie and Reali may point to a major shift in real estate, where you deal with one company instead of 10 and pay fewer fees.

Since Jennifer Jolly is unable to send her daughter back to college in a full biohazard suit, she’s sending along tech to keep her healthy and happy.

Wouldn’t it be great to just switch seamlessly between reading and listening – and automatically pick up where you left off? Here’s how to do it.

Cyber criminals exploit your fear about what a stranger might see if someone hacks into your webcam, including a sextortion scam.

Services like Clocr, Everplans and SideDrawer let you centralize all your end-of-life documents and provide loved ones access after you’re gone.