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If you can't get to the rink or the slopes to catch the Olympic spirit, try playing a video game that has the sports you’ll see in Vancouver this year.

Straighten-up the living room and invest in a nice robe, Skype video chat is coming to TVs this year.

The Peregrine glove allows you to play an online game like World of Warcraft or manipulate a computer program like Photoshop or InDesign with literally the touch of your fingertips.

Whether it's summoning emergency services, tracking down an ATM or scoring reservations at your favorite restaurant, Maxell's KeySmart fob delivers.

Jenn-Air’s newest wall ovens offer several state-of-the-art features that can ensure your roast is done fast—and to your exact specifications.

Toshiba's ZX900 CELL LED-backlit LCD TVs offer a plethora of futuristic integrated capabilities including 3D, wireless connectivity, Internet content, DVR, Blu-ray and video chat.

LED bulbs have a 19-year lifespan and sip electricity at about one tenth that of regular incandescent bulbs, but a 60-watt (or higher) replacement has been elusive.

Mobile DTV paves the way for next-generation portable TVs, like LG's DP570MH Mobile Digital Television, which can receive free over-the-air DTV broadcasts directly.

Your flat-panel HDTV looks lovely hanging on your wall except for one thing: that gunky mess of cables and boxes it’s tethered to that comprises the brains of your home-entertainment system. You can finally finish your A/V feng shui thanks to a new technology—wireless HDMI.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium's popular and widely-referenced Seafood Watch guides are available on your mobile phone free of charge to help you make sustainable seafood choices quickly and easily—whether you’re at your favorite restaurant or sushi joint, or shopping at your local market.

Concertimatic App for iPhone and iPod Touch automatically finds concert dates for your favorite bands using your iTunes library.

Kidz Gear has introduced a set of wireless car headphones specifically designed for a child’s anatomy, with smaller headbands and padded ear cups—which offer a better fit for small children than the infrared wireless headphones that come with your car's rear-seat entertainment system.

ZoomSafer Blackberry app takes control of the phone, locking the keypad to prevent texting or hand dialing, and suppressing inbound text messages and e-mail alerts when it senses you're driving.

ImogenStudio's Bambino, a new wireless Internet baby monitor, transmits video and audio to your iPhone—and allows safe sharing of your treasured live feeds with your Facebook friends.

A new free app for iPhone, Blackberry and Android phones ferrets out the most appropriate over-the-counter (OTC) medicines based on your symptoms, age, allergies and other intervening medical conditions or illnesses.

Peek inside Santa's village at the North Pole to find out which workshop is busiest, play games and track Santa's journey, courtesy of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) website.

Free Adobe Photoshop app for iPhone and the Android phones lets you edit, apply effects and share images instantly.

Want to watch the great content you can get on your computer on the big screen? Western Digital’s WD TV Live connects to your home network for streaming digital content from your computer, the Internet or any hard drive attached to your network.

In honor of Veterans Day, Fujifilm will donate a portion of the proceeds from its SeeHere.com printing, photo sharing and gifting website to Homes for Our Troops.

Electromagnetic energy heats up cookware, not food, making cooking quicker and more energy efficient. But magnetic induction ranges have been very expensive. Samsung's new model comes in below $2,000.

Here’s your chance to build the house of your dreams with Majesco’s new design game for Nintendo Wii.

Blend one part seat belt with one part airbag, explode, and what have you got? Answer: the inflatable seat belt.

Find anything, anywhere with the bendy Joby Gorillatorch.

Kids can insert themselves into their favorite Disney movies with new Disney In Scene Video Camera and editing software.

To address controversy over the educational value of Baby Einstein videos, Disney to offer refunds for all video purchases since June, 2004.

Technosource Printies Design Studio allows children to design and make their own stuffed animals at home.

MyPhones headphones cap noise at 85 decibels for safer listening for children.

New edition of classic board game Clue, called Secrets & Spies, uses text messaging and global intrigue to hook younger players.

Put LG’s 55LHX and LH85 Series TVs anywhere you want—without messy wires.

With Wi-Fi built-in, you’ll no longer have to manually track your weight, body’s fat and lean mass, and BMI (body mass index).

If there were any lingering doubts about whether 3D TV would arrive as planned next year, they were thoroughly laid to rest at this year’s CEATEC, the Japanese electronics show.

Fujifilm's new consumer instant camera isn't like your old Polaroid. This white, shiny instant camera looks as cool as the pics it takes.

At 4.5-pounds and 0.7-inch at its thickest point, the new Dell Latitude Z series ushers in a new class of big-screen laptop that you’ll actually want to carry with you.

Two new designs from Targus make toting your laptop a little more fashionable.

Netflix is treating everyone to a free screening of The Wizard of Oz on October 3, 2009 on their computer and a live screening in New York City's Central Park on September 29, 2009.

Just Goo It MetaTools lets you alter any image with just a touch of your finger.

New Nokia square-shaped mobile phone delivers hard-core messaging in a package that gets you noticed.

Highly-addictive Cooking Dash game app for iPhone/iPod Touch will get you cooking food and taking care of your very own diner.

Print custom content, such as coupons, movie tickets and coloring-book pages, straight from the PhotoSmart Premium printer with TouchSmart Web.

Blocking out the world is now easier than ever. The new Bose QuietComfort 15 noise-cancelling headphones eliminate a wider range of frequencies and seal out more sound.

With thousands of applications, a sleek customizable design and large touchscreen, T-Mobile's myTouch deserves recognition as a contender in the smartphone market.

With a Sonos system, you can listen to all the digital music that lives on your computer, or Internet radio and music subscription services without a computer.

Irradiating food is a controversial topic, yet holds great promise for reducing food-borne illness. Is it safe?

Today & tomorrow, June 12-13, 2009, TV broadcasters will be shutting down their analog signals and moving to digital. Here’s what you need to know to tune in.

The editors of Techlicious.com are pleased to announce the Casio Exilim EX-FC100 as the 2009 Techlicious Women's Tech Award Winner.

Do you really need an iPhone? Apple's iPod Touch lets Editor Tobey Grumet Segal keep her T-Mobile contract and all her favorite apps.