Want to save yourself some money? Don't buy new, buy refurbished. Here's what you need to know before you do. Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology ...

When your tablet stops working mid-Hulu binge or your laptop inexplicably turns off halfway through an important work e-mail for the sixth time in a row, you know it’s time to replace your device. But ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Apple's products are regarded as the gold standard across multiple categories in the tech space. MacBook computers are powerful, easy to use, ...

Premium smartphones aren’t just for premium wallets. Even budget-hunters might harbour hopes of buying an Apple iPhone, the latest Google Pixel, and even a Samsung Flip or Fold. Instead of breaking ...

From iPhones to iPads, you can snag a refurbished model that's "like new" for up to 30 percent off, but it's not always the bargain you might hope it is. If you’re going to buy a tablet, a second-hand ...

When you see a product labeled as "refurbished," you may assume it's used or in poor condition. It doesn't take much shopping around to find refurbs with prices ranging from great to unreal --- any ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Barry Collins is a tech journalist writing about PCs, Macs and games. Apple is selling refurbished Mac minis for as little as $319 ...

We've entered the age of the $1,000 smartphone. Even if you pay it off in monthly installments, that's a pricey investment. But with some patience, you can pick up used phones at a nice discount.

Kristopher Jensen is a rural representative for Pocket-lint, writing from a big house on a small island in the Salish Sea. He loves learning about how our brains interact with evolving technology and ...