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Microsoft Bets Heavily on the Living Room with the Xbox One
The Xbox One is revealed with voice command technology, multitasking and built-in motion and voice sensors. No launch date or price announced yet.
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Flickr Relaunches With Massive Free Storage Increase
The popular photo sharing site now offers 1 terabyte of free storage and a new look.
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Book Pro Athletes for Lunch or a Lesson
Thuzio offers unique experiences with world-class athletes—from birthday parties to one-on-one lunches to private lessons.
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Instagram criticized for its proliferation of underage users
Social networks like Instagram are required by law to keep underage users away, but experts say the site drops the ball.
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ABC, TBS, and TNT launching 24/7 livestreams
Three major networks have begun streaming content directly to your computer and tablet, but there's a big catch.
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Georgia Tech Offering Master's Degree for $7,000
Georgia Institute of Technology, one of the nation's top 10 schools for computer science, is offering a complete online master's degree for less than $7,000.
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HP SlateBook x2: What the Netbook Should Have Been
HP's new SlateBook x2 walks a fine line between high-functioning tablet and laptop. Is this hybrid worth your money?
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Nintendo fixes gay marriage "bug"
Characters in the game Tomodatchi Collection: New Life can enter into same-sex relationships. But does Nintendo's "error" need fixing?
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Twitter Data Maps Show How Interconnected Our World Really Is
Scientists at the University of Illinois have created a series of maps showing where people tweet worldwide and who they interact with.
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Study Shows More Teens Killed Texting While Driving than by Drunk Driving
Texting will driving is now the number one way teens die behind the wheel. We tell you what you can do about it.
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What Are Amazon Coins?
Amazon.com is launching its new Amazon Coins virtual currency by giving away "tens of millions" of dollars' worth for free.
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Zact Cell Service: Pay for What You Use, No Inflated Prices
Pay for just the talk minutes, text message and data you use—without the inflated pay-as-you-go pricing.
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Sen. McCain Proposes Bill to End Cable TV Bundling
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is introducing the Television Consumer Act of 2013 to end expensive cable bundling. Can smaller cable networks survive?
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Apps to Teach Kids Manners
With the social whirl of school events and summer family visits on the horizon, it’s a great time for kids to take a refresher on manners and etiquette.
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Amazon Memes: 5 Unintentionally Funny Products Gone Viral
From the Three Wolf Moon T-Shirt to the Bic Pens For Women, these Amazon products have hit pop culture status thanks to over-the-top reviews.
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Kwikset Kevo Opens Your Front Door Using a Smartphone
The new Kwikset Kevo uses Bluetooth technology to unlock your front door with an iPhone and a simple tap of the finger.
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Twivo Blocks TV Show Spoilers on Twitter
A browser plug-in called Twivo scrubs your Twitter feed of your favorite shows’ spoilers until you can get around to watching the episode.
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HealthyOut Delivers Healthy Eating
HealthyOut makes healthy food choices easy whether you're dining in or out.
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You Won't Get Burned by the Hamilton Beach Easy-Reach Toaster Oven
A removable, roll-top door provides easy access and cleaning.
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Presence Turns Old Phones into a Home Monitoring System
Presence app turns any iPhone, iPad or iPod touch into a real-time streaming audio and video home monitoring camera.
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