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How Police Use Facial Recognition Software to ID You
A new Washington Post report reveals how law enforcement uses a database of 120 million Americans' photos to solve crimes.
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Meet the First 4K TV to Cost Under $1,000
Seiki is breaking a major barrier with its SE50UY04, a 4K TV with a price under $1,000, but does it deliver?
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Hands-free Texting More Dangerous than Handheld Calls
A new AAA study shows that hands-free texting is even more dangerous than once thought.
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Microsoft Office Comes to the iPhone
After much waiting, Microsoft Office arrives for the iPhone. But there are more problems with the app than it may be worth.
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National 'Secure Our Smartphones' Initiative Launches
The nation's top law enforcement officials are pushing phone makers to deal with the growing issue of smartphone theft.
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Law Would Let Police Search Your Phone After Accidents
A proposed New Jersey state law would empower police to take and search your cell phone after an accident.
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Hashtags Finally Come to Facebook
Facebook is taking a cue from other social networks by announcing support for hashtags.
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Change to Yahoo Mail Reduces Your Privacy
Yahoo has ended its classic version of Yahoo Mail, forcing its subscribers to either agree to invasive ad scans or cancel their account.
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Yelp Gets Smarter with New Nearby Discovery Tab
The latest update to Yelp supercharges the app's Nearby tab, using information about weather, location, and time of day to recommend new eateries.
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Comcast Turning Customers' Homes into WiFi Hotspots
Comcast has announced a controversial plan to turn its customers' routers into public WiFi hotspots.
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Help Stop Illegal Logging with Your Old Smartphone
San Francisco-based non-profit Rainforest Connection wants to put your old Android smartphones to work stopping illegal deforestation.
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Xbox One and PlayStation 4: The Holiday Console Wars Heat Up
New information about the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 make the next-generation consoles look like hot gifts for the holidays.
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Apple MacBook Air Line Gets Big Upgrades
Apple announced a number of powerful new changes to its MacBook Air line that dramatically improve storage, speed and battery life.
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iOS 7: All You Need To Know About Apple's New Mobile OS
iOS 7 may be the most design-conscious overhaul to the popular iPhone operating system to date, but there's a lot going on under the hood as well.
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Apple Announces iTunes Radio
Apple's forthcoming iOS 7 will include a new iTunes Radio app, directly challenging Spotify and Pandora for the streaming music crown.
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Taking the Hassle out of Home Repair with @ClubLocal Twitter Party
Join us Monday June10, 2013 at 1 PM ET/10 AM PT as we chat about taking the hassle out of home repair.
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Study: American Kids Look at Porn More Than Facebook
According to a Kaspersky Labs study, American teens look at pornography more than they check Facebook, Twitter, or their email.
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Facebook Ends 'Sponsored Stories' Advertisements
Facebook is ending "Sponsored Stories," but your personal information may still be used in advertisements unless you act to stop it.
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"Most Sophisticated Android Trojan" Virus Spreading
Learn how to spot the virus and what steps you can take to protect your Android smartphone.
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Amazon Opens Indie Games Marketplace
Amazon is taking indie games mainstream with its new Indie Games store and introductory offers.
