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Apple’s newest iPhone has gotten a lot of flak for its changes, but that hasn’t stopped devotees from snapping up the 7 and 7s. Here are ten great gifts for the early adopters on your list.

During the holiday season, millions of Americans travel by airplane to go on vacation and spend time with loved ones. These high-tech carry-ons will get you through security and into your seat drama-free.

Still working on last minute holiday shopping? From smartphone camera lovers to the person always misplacing their keys, these ten tiny gifts are sure to be a hit.

A range of IoT products are on display at IngDan’s new experience center in Santa Clara, Calif.

Shepard, Aldrin, Glenn: These are the names that come to mind when we think of American space pioneers. Johnson, Vaughan, and Jackson aren’t as well known, but they were just as important.

The broad sweep of operating systems and related tools available for the $35 Linux board.

Deck the halls with some crazy, crazy stuff.

This year thousands of cyber-attacks cost companies millions in damages and exposed billions of sensitive consumer and corporate records. These are the 10 biggest business hacks of 2016.

The most interesting features in the pipeline for Windows 10 that are due to land next year.

Planning-or hoping-for a new Android device this holiday season? If so you’ll want to know how to get important data from the Apple’s world to the Google’s, and there’s some work involved.

Apple wants you to switch to iOS, so they’ve made it as easy as possible with an Android app that does all the heavy lifting. See it in action here.

There’s truly something for everyone on your gift list in the roundup of tech available this year, whether they’re a Star Wars fan or a cat lover.

Forget tower PCs or even laptops, these tiny computers let you take your desktop computer with you.

Here are tech gizmos and gear to avoid giving this holiday season.

Long ago in a galaxy far away, people still didn’t know how to get their electronics to work.

If the digital revolution were a person, the ’90s were definitely the awkward adolescence. It was the decade that gave us such cultural landmarks as Britney Spears’s ode to electronic communication “Email My Heart” and N’Sync’s timely “Digital Get Down.” This is the ’90s tech you probably won’t see again.

Whether it’s learning coding, chemistry or robotics, there are plenty of hot tech and STEM toys on the market just in time for Black Friday and holiday shopping.