Time Savers

When you're on the go, you can get the info you need on that product, place or landmark by snapping a picture with these apps.

Knowing a few simple key combinations can save you a lot of time and effort. So check out our favorites.

These free services identify recurring subscriptions on your credit card and bank statements and can even cancel them for you. 

Tired of printing, signing and then scanning documents? Here are the simple steps to create an electronic signature and add it to PDF, Word and other documents.

Attach one of these Bluetooth or radio frequency (RF) device tracking tags to your keys or wallet and finding them is as easy as pressing a button.

Turn your unwanted clothes, gadgets, electronics, shoes and more into the most cash with the right app for what you're selling.

Save yourself a trip to the post office with these site and apps that let you customize your holiday cards and then mail them out for you.

These grocery apps let you share one grocery list with everyone, store coupons and organize your list so you can shop by aisle in your favorite store.

Never miss an important email again. Follow these simple steps to set your smartphone to notify you only when important email arrives in your inbox.

Would you let a stranger enter your home when you're away to deliver a package? Amazon is betting on it.

The right apps can be game-changers when it comes to helping students organize their time, take class notes and keep up with their homework. 

In hunting down the best to-do apps, we looked at task management features, general organization, collaborative features and ease of use. 

A host of new features is coming to Google Home, Google's smart speaker, offering stiff competition for Amazon's Alexa-enable speakers.

Square Cash lets you quickly send or receive money from anyone using the Cash app via your debit card or bank account. Best of all, it’s free.

The Tile Slim tracker packs all of our favorite features from the original Tile into an ultra-thin, wallet-friendly package.

These eight apps will take the hassle out of everyday life, helping you find parking, cut customer-support hold time, reduce junk mail, block telemarketers and automate everyday tasks.

GetHuman's new service helps you get the customer service you need without the any of the hassle. 

No need to fumble with your phone to get stuff done — these 15 voice commands will give you full hands-free control over the features you use most.

We compare Jet, Boxed, Sams's Club and Amazon head-to-head to see which site offers you the biggest bang for your grocery buck.

Like exercise classes but can’t make it to the gym? These sites & apps deliver workouts streamed to your phone, tablet, laptop or TV and range from ballet to Pilates to strength training to yoga.

Got a habit of getting locked out of your apartment? The iHere 3.0 is here to save the day). Only $22.99 (54% off) at Techlicious Deals.

Many retailers have low price-guarantees and will refund the difference if the price drops and you file a claim. Paribus makes it easy by automating the whole process.

Google Inbox's new Smart Reply feature analyzes your email messages and suggests possible replies. All you have to do is choose one and tap Send.

Epson's new line of EcoTank printers have refillable ink reservoirs and come with a 2-year supply of ink, saving you time and money.

Hold No More is a movement demanding that companies provide an alternative to the millions of minutes we waste on hold every day.

These handy appliances deliver tasty, home-cooked meals without all those hours in the kitchen.

Join us Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 9 PM ET/6 PM PT as we chat about how technology can save you time.

Powerful web service IFTTT -- If This, Then That -- ties together your favorite web services and gadgets, helping you get more done with far fewer clicks.

The $399 HP Officejet 8040 comes with 1TB of local storage, NFC tap-to-print and a 3-year subscription to the Neat document organization service. 

You can automatically send unwanted emails directly to your Gmail spam folder by creating a "+spam" email alias.

Amazon's newest feature, #AmazonCart, allows you to add items you see on Twitter directly to your Amazon shopping cart.

Like exercise classes but can’t make it to the gym? These sites & apps deliver workouts ranging from ballet to Pilates to strength training to yoga.

FileThis can securely consolidate many of your online statements into one place for easy locating come tax time or any time.

Taco Bell announced that a mobile ordering app will be available to customers nationwide later this year, with other fast food restaurant close behind.

With the updated Amazon Mobile app for iOS devices, you can items to your cart by simply snapping a photo.

The Fixed app helps you contest parking tickets by collecting evidence, suggesting defenses and providing research.

Krome Photos offers photo retouching, color-balancing and other edits, performed by actual humans, at affordable prices.

Online shopping doesn't have to mean hitting twenty different sites or sifting through search results to find the right gift. We show you the sites that do the legwork for you.

These apps will help you get your wardrobe organized so you're never left wondering what to wear.

The new Baby Brezza Formula Pro mixes the perfect bottle of baby formula heated to body temperature, all at the simple touch of a button.

Amazon, eBay and Walmart all offer close to instant gratification shopping. But which one is the best?

Get control of your finances and pay down your debts with these online budgeting tools that help keep you headed towards your financial goals.

Frustrated with how hard it is to permanently close website accounts? A new website named Just Delete Me makes it easy.

If This Then That (IFTTT) is a powerful new iPhone app that lets you create simple if/then statements for your phone to execute.

The Sold app wants to reinvent selling online by doing all the hard work for you.

Google's new Conversational Search uses context to deliver exact answers to your spoken questions.

Google Now aims to be the only app you ever use on your phone.

A few quick shortcuts can help you whittle down search results.

Know whether you’re going to be late before you leave home.