Zero-day flaws are vulnerabilities that are already active by the time researchers and developers discover them. And here's a real doozy: Microsoft, Apple and Google all found and patched zero-day flaws in April. If you haen't updated your devices yet, here's how to do so right away. If you don't, you're putting your security and privacy at serious risk.

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GPS trackers help find lost keys, luggage or the remote control, but they also pose a security risk. Anyone can drop one into your pocket or car to track your movements. While there are ways to detect these little gadgets, they aren't universal across different manufacturers and devices. Apple and Google are aiming to change that. Here's how.

A Chromebook is an excellent device for specific tasks, like banking. These handy machines run on Google's Chrome operating system and are more secure than a standard laptop. The problem is they have a limited lifespan. Here's when your Chromebook will stop receiving automatic system and security updates.

We're just days away from Google's biggest tech show of the year. Its I/O tech show will be held on Wednesday, May 10, and we expect some impressive new tech to be announced. We've compiled a list of some outstanding technology rumored to be on the way.

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