Joanna Stern

With Squarespace and Weebly, you can build the website of your dreams without knowing a line of code.

While building her own website, Joanna Stern found answers to some of the most daunting questions about getting (and keeping) Web addresses.

No matter how good the iPhone gets, it can’t beat gravity. Affordable cases make up for its key shortcomings, writes Joanna Stern.

The Up3 was supposed to take fitness bands to a new level, but the high-priced hardware doesn’t live up to its promise, writes Joanna Stern.

Life doesn’t have to be reduced to a series of unnecessary disruptions on your wrist.

WSJ's personal technology columnist, Joanna Stern, on how to streamline the contact list and create a single, cloud-based address book that can be accessed across devices.

Are you willing to give up battery life and convenience to own the most beautiful laptop ever?

Apple isn’t just selling some wrist-worn computer, it’s selling good looks and coolness, too, writes Joanna Stern.

A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.

Microsoft's Surface 3, the thinnest and lightest version of its tablet, is aimed at students and families, with a $500 price tag.

Personal Technology columnist Joanna Stern tests Twitter’s Periscope, a new mobile live streaming app launched Thursday for the iPhone. Meerkat, a similar app, has been gaining popularity.

Joanna Stern has been using Twitter's Periscope for the last week and while it has some nice perks, there’s still a problem: Her life is boring.

Joanna Stern on what you need to know to find a printer you won’t want bash with a baseball bat.

A price drop and new features put Google’s own Chromebook in the ring with Apple’s and Dell’s best, Joanna Stern writes.

Personal Technology: Geoffrey A. Fowler and Joanna Stern call for an end to endless notifications, uneven updates, short-lived batteries and other modern headaches.

Like the first Air, this is Apple’s attempt to reimagine the laptop all over, now for the smartphone and tablet age. Based on my short time with the machine, I think Apple will turn the laptop industry on its head (again), but just like with the original Air, it may be moving too fast for some.

Apple showed off its much-anticipated smartwatch, highlighting the product's look and features. The Journal is live blogging the Apple Watch event with news and analysis.