We've all had those thoughts: "Did my message go through? Did they read it?" Instead of letting your mind spin, get some peace of mind with read receipts — those notifications that tell you whether someone saw your text or instant message. We'll show you how to enable them on your smartphone and messaging apps.

Alexa can do a whole lot you didn’t realize, like share a photo of you. Yes, really.

You can take and send a photo to a contact or Echo device with a screen, like the Echo Show.

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Kim's mission is to help you live your best digital life. That includes warning you about threats to your online security. These days, they never end. What can you do about it? First off, you need the right protection in place. An antivirus suite is essential.

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Sometimes it feels like the world is throwing everything it has at you. To succeed, you need someone to guide you through. That’s what Dell Technologies Advisors do. They have the tech advice to help you navigate whatever challenges you’re up against — and get you safely to where you want to be.

Each week, I do my best to give you smart advice to stay safe from cybercriminals, snoops, and other bad actors. But what if I told you YOU might be doing something illegal online without even realizing it? I'm willing to bet you have done at least one thing on this list. Read up and stay safe out there!

Don't forget that Alexa is always listening. Your handy device that makes life easier is recording and storing your private conversations. If you're worried about someone hacking your Echo, we have some good news. There are some essential privacy settings you can take advantage of. Here's how to get started.

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Gasoline engines typically provide a tremendous amount of horsepower. So, what if you put a gasoline-powered engine on devices that generally don’t need them? Well, one backyard scientist attempts to find out.