Stories by David Pogue

Peer-to-peer transactions are spreading offline and into the real world. Are you riding with strangers yet?

You can now control your phone from your wrist. But why would you ever want to?

Brilliant crowdsourced ideas that just might make these new tech accessories worth it

Sometimes the Luddites have a point

A short history of tech wrongs righted by widespread indignation

A brief history of the war for Net neutrality

Who gets to control what's passing through those pipes?

The future of technology was relatively easy to foresee. Human nature wasn’t

Plastics and pagers feature heavily in these awesome 1960s films about life in this century

Online services are no longer optional. So who's in control of your data?

Like the convenience of storing your stuff online? Remember these four crashes, and proceed with caution

Six egregious instances of technological trust abuse

We say we want simpler gadgets, but why don't we buy them?

How we study hands-free technologies makes all the difference

Six answers to common questions about Adobe's new subscription model

We all know our phones will be outdated sooner than we'd like. But here's how to minimize the tech-buyer’s remorse

In an age where we can Google our way through most things, there are still some bastions of brainpower that win out over technology

Let your smartphone to decode the world for you

How the dream of a perfectly cognizant computer continues to break our hearts

Wearable computer glasses will let you record everything you see. But good luck finding someone to talk to

Four rules of engagement for using Google's wearable smart device in public

A dozen apps (that aren't Vine) are feeding the GIF frenzy and creating a new art form along the way

Why animated GIFs and other crude videos are taking over the Web

Spending on extra pixels doesn't always pay off