Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Two big industry conferences kick off the year, popular products return to shelves, new iPhones announced in September

The No. 1 video network is where anyone can learn how to do anything, taught by the average guy, company-made videos and now YouTube-financed productions

Tech investor Peter Pham buys at least one gadget a day from Amazon. He runs down his favorites for USA TODAY.

The decade saw the addition of cameras, microphones and ultra-efficient tracking devices, connected doorbells and more.

From Night and Portrait modes to how to navigate the ultra wide angle, pros have some tips for getting the most out of the new Apple iPhone camera.

E-tailer will fulfill orders made on Tuesday while others offer service for online orders picked up in store.

Looking to get plugged in to smart home offerings? Here’s a guide on what you’ll need, how much to spend and how hard it will be to install.

One of the earliest photo sharing sites is trying to keep the doors open by selling pro memberships for $50 yearly.

Series 4 has disappeared from Apple’s website but is still widely available at other resellers. The newest edition has an always-on watch face.

Add everything possible to the cart, and you could end up spending twice or more on the starting price of the product. Such is life with trendy tech.