Britain Greets New Prince in Old Style: By Placing a Bet Some 100,000 people have bet on the name of Prince William’s younger son. James, Albert and Philip are in the mix, but the “wisdom of crowds” says it’s Arthur. Read More…

Adding Captions to Images in Google Photos You can add descriptions to the pictures in your online Google Photo albums from a mobile device or desktop browser. Read More…

Making the Lives of Cybercriminals and Spies Harder Online Nicole Perlroth, a cybersecurity reporter for The Times, discusses how she has set up her technology to frustrate hackers — even though it may be a losing battle. Read More…

Aids for Vision Loss, From Those Who’ve Been There Innovations like screen readers and talking calculators can help people who cannot see. Read More…

First Canada Tried to Charm Trump. Now It’s Fighting Back. Inside Justin Trudeau’s campaign against the American trade war. Read More…

8 States Impose New Rules on Equifax After Data Breach Regulators are clamping down on the credit bureau in the aftermath of the breach, which left 147 million people vulnerable. Read More…

Keeping Gear (and Herself) Warm at the Winter Olympics Covering the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, requires some preparations when it comes to making sure your tech (and your feet) work as intended. Read More…

Measuring and Managing Your Cellular Data Use High-speed broadband is plentiful in most cities, but for those out in the country with only metered cellular connections, every megabyte counts. Read More…

When Reporting on Gay Rights in India Gets Personal While covering the looming decision by India’s Supreme Court over whether to decriminalize gay sex, Kai Schultz struggled with his own place in the story. Read More…

Getting a Flood of G.D.P.R.-Related Privacy Policy Updates? Read Them To comply with Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation, which goes into effect on May 25, internet companies have been updating their data policies. Here’s how you can benefit. Read More…