Your smartphone, iPod, PSP, camera or other electronic device is a big investment and one of the most important yet easily damaged parts of it is the screen. It is understandable therefore that you want to protect it. This article provides the basic instructions of choosing a screen protector, applying it, and some useful tips.

Life in the Fast Lane

Fast charging is an increasingly popular feature that allows you to power up your phone in just a fraction of the time it takes to do it the old-fashioned way. But not all phones use the same type of fast charging—and not all chargers support the various standards. Here's what you need to know to make sure you're getting the fastest charge possible.

Knowing how to choose a power bank for your phone is an important step when just leaving the house for a day, much less planning a long or overseas journey. As overseas travelers are focused on connectivity more than ever before, a reliable, affordable power bank is a must-have for anyone setting out to explore faraway lands.

Can you kill a phone battery by charging it too often, or for too long? We round up the best battery care tips to keep your phone's battery healthy for as long as possible.

But even without major press attention, getting your phone hacked can be a huge invasion of privacy and incredibly costly.

True, unless you’re a major celebrity, getting your phone hacked probably won’t make national headlines and your personal photos won’t be splashed all over the Internet.

We do a lot with our phones: browse the Internet, shop for new clothes, check our credit card statements, take personal photos.

Every device—smartphone, tablet, or laptop—seems to come with its own charger. But do you really need all these different cables and charging blocks? Can you re-use the same charger for multiple devices?

While this used to be a far more complex topic, standards have (finally) started to come into play that make it much easier to manage. Let’s talk about it.