Joe Maring
Joe is a Former Contributor for Windows Central.
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One of Fitbit's newest fitness trackers is the Ace, and it's the company's first product that's made specifically with kids in mind.

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The Fitbit Ace — Fitbit's first product designed specifically for kids — is now available for purchase around the world for just $99.95.

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Google's in the process of turning Android Messages into an iMessage competitor, and as part of those efforts, the website for messaging on your desktop is now live!

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Have a free Flickr account? Big changes are headed to your account next year.

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Facebook has announced that a security breach from July 2017 to September 2018 exposed information for around 30 million users. Here's what you need to know.

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A new wireless standard is coming out next year, and when it's here, it'll simply be known as Wi-Fi 6.

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On Wednesday, October 3, a national wireless emergency alert test will go off at 2:18 PM EDT and cause your phone to make a loud alert sound.

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As part of the company's first big venture into gaming, Google's unveiled Project Stream as its new technology for streaming AAA video games via Chrome.

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On September 19, Newegg discovered that malicious code was skimming credit card info for all of its customers. Here's what you need to know.

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Want to help your kids get excited about STEM? LittleBits has three new Inventor Kits that are available now — including the Base, Electronic Music, and Space Rover ones.

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After kicking out a couple quality smartwatches with the Ionic and Versa, Fitbit's going back to its fitness tracker roots with the new Charge 3.

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Being able to run Windows on a Chromebook has been a pipedream for years, but according to new information, it could be a reality sooner than expected thanks to Google's "Campfire."

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On August 1, 2018, Reddit confirmed a security breach resulted in compromised data for select users. Here's everything you need to know.

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Apps can be addictive, and to help combat that, Facebook and Instagram are both being updated with a handful of tools to give you a better phone-life balance.

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Dashlane, the popular password manager, just got updated to version 6 with a full-fledged VPN, Dark Web monitoring, real-time credit tracking, and a whole lot more.

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The European Commission is officially fining Google for its supposed misuse of Android, but the company plans on appealing the decision.

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On June 26, 2018, the Wi-Fi Alliance officially started certifying gadgets that support the all-new WPA3 security standard.

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In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court officially ruled that police must obtain a search warrant to get location info provided by cell phone towers.

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Thanks to a ruling from the Supreme Court, states can now force shoppers to pay online sales tax even when buying from a store that's not physically present in that state.

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Want to watch BlackBerry unveil the KEY2? Catch the livestream right here on June 7, 2018, at 10:00 AM ET.

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Thanks to a Congressional Review Act, Democrats have pushed the U.S. Senate to vote on potentially restoring Net Neutrality laws that have been repealed by the FCC.

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As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.

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During the week of May 21, Valve will release a new Steam Link app so you can access and play your entire Steam library of games on Android and iOS.
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