"Around late 2016 or early 2017, Epson began issuing firmware updates to some printer models to prevent customers from using third-party ink options.

If Epson is pushing out firmware updates that block third-party ink from working in its printers, then not only are consumers forced to pay more for ink, they could be more vulnerable to hacking.

Last week, Epson quietly announced updates to its Stylus Pro line of printers, with new Vivid Magenta inks, anti-clog features and more. One of the printers is an entirely new model that can print ...

If you love your Epson hardware, treat it right. How? With Apple’s 2.8 Epson driver update, released Tuesday. The updated driver provides updated support for Epson’s entire line of printers ...