How to Filter Fake Amazon Reviews When Shopping Online

It’s that time of the year when your interest veers towards Amazon, but it’s also that time of year where you can get befuddled by fake Amazon reviews. Have you learned to spot them yet? The Review Index (in beta as of this writing) can help you buy that perfect electronic gadget without wondering whether all those
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Looking to Do Some Shopping? Here Are Some Great Deals for You

Today, you can get great deals on a waterproof Bluetooth speaker, a carpet cleaner, a TomTom fitness watch, PC gaming accessories, and much more! TomTom Spark 3 Cardio TomTom Spark 3 Cardio + Music, GPS Fitness Watch + Heart Rate Monitor + 3GB Music + Bluetooth Headphones (Black, Small) TomTom Spark 3 Cardio + Music,
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4 Big Problems With Alexa Voice Shopping and How to Fix Them

The Amazon Echo is primarily a smart home hub, but you can get use out of it for several different scenarios. Maybe you want to make the Echo your music hub, or love the new calling and messaging feature. Did you know that your Echo can also order products from Amazon with just your voice?
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Cortana Now Helps You Save Money When Shopping Online

Cortana, Microsoft’s digital personal assistant, can now help you save money when you’re shopping online. That is if you’ve installed the Windows 10 Creators Update, are using Microsoft Edge to browse the web, and are in the U.S. But what’s a few caveats between friends? Most of us shop online these days. And we all
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Google Home’s Voice Controls: The Future of Home Shopping?

When you think of a digital assistant that’s ready to help you with all your shopping needs, Amazon Echo is probably the first device that springs to mind. But there’s another smart home aide in town, and it’s also ready to get some items shipped straight to your door. Google Home is branching out beyond
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Amazon Is Watching You: Is Shopping More Important Than Privacy?

You’re probably well aware that companies are spying on you — and by “spying,” I mean collecting personal data to better understand your behaviors and habits. A serious breach of privacy, some say. But most people are only concerned about three particular companies. Google knows all kinds of stuff about you, not only through Gmail
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