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Find Out Home Prices in a Snap
With the HomeSnap app finding out the price of a home and much more is as simple as taking a picture.
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Samsung Responds to TV Spying Concerns
Samsung responds to privacy concerns - addressing some and reinforcing that others are real.
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Turn Off, Tune Out and Drop In on Family & Friends
The National Day of Unplugging is asking us to take a break from technology and reconnect with our families and ourselves.
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Is Your TV Watching You? Latest Models Raise Concerns
New HDTV features create serious new privacy concerns right in the heart of our living rooms.
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Toy Could Help Brain-Injured People Communicate
A $99 Brainwave-reading headset could help people with Traumatic Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis and ALS.
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A Personal Coach You Carry on Your Arm
The Pear Square One provides training tips and motivation while keeping you within the right training zone.
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Drug Addict and Internet Addict Brains Similar, Study Shows
A study by a Chinese research team reveals substance abuse and internet addiction may affect the same parts of the brain.
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Basis Fits Multi-sensor Health Monitor in Watch
Basis has created a multiple-sensor system, housed in a lightweight digital watch you can wear all day long.
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iHealth Previews iPhone-Connected Blood Glucose Monitor
Diabetics will soon be able to measure their blood glucose levels directly on an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad thanks to the iHealth Smart GlucoMeter previewed at CES.
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LG's Smart Refrigerator is Smarter Than Ever
LG's new smart refrigerator monitors food freshness, suggests recipes, creates shopping lists and lots more.
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Scale Shares Baby's Weight Wirelessly
The Smart Baby Scale connects wirelessly to iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch to track baby's weight.
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Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen Cookbook: A Phyiscal Book with Videos
Good Housekeeping marries the physical cookbook with online video tutorials in the newly published The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen Cookbook.
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Does Laptop Wi-Fi Nuke Your Sperm?
A new study suggests that laptops connected to Wi-Fi may damage men's sperm.
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Tech Gadgets for the Thanksgiving Kitchen
Gadgets and apps that will help you plan, shop for and cook a great Thanksgiving meal.
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Slavery Footprint asks: How Many Slaves Do You Have Working for You?
I have 66 slaves working for me, estimates Slavery Footprint, based on my lifestyle and the size of my family.
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Verizon Wireless Tracking the Websites You Visit & Selling the Data
Verizon Wireless new privacy policy creates significant privacy concerns for customers.
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Native Union Play: A Video Memo Magnet for Your Fridge
Leave video message reminders on the fridge with Native Union's Play magnetized video player/recorder.
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Panasonic Arc5 Shavers Deliver a Closer Shave
Panasonic's five-blade shaver delivers a closer more comfortable shave.
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FTC: "There's No App for That."
The FTC has forced two marketers to stop falsely claiming that their smartphone applications could treat acne.
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The Most Dangerous Tech Products
The electronic products in our homes can be among the most dangerous products we have. Yet you can avoid these hazards with a few simple precautionary measures.
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