Tech
8 Cost-Cutting Lessons from California’s Drought Crisis
Jim Gold on May 12, 2015
No matter where you live, the California drought affects you, and it also provides some practical tips on saving water — and money.
Does Grandpa Have a Smartphone? It Could be His Key to Independence
Krystal Steinmetz on May 12, 2015
A new study reveals that seniors with cellphones use them differently, but love them more than younger users. Here are the details.
How Much Personal Data Should We Render Up to The Man?
Bob Sullivan on May 8, 2015
With the advent of Apple watches — and myriad similar devices — our employers, and others, will be seeking to collect our personal information, and will be capable of doing so in great detail, if we agree. Do we?
Now Showing: Amazon Prime Video — in Flight
Krystal Steinmetz on May 8, 2015
Amazon Prime members who fly with this airline won’t need to rush to download their favorite shows before taking off. They can get video free, unlimited and streaming on board.
You Soon Could Be Tipping a Lot More
Karla Bowsher on May 7, 2015
Thank technology for these new blows to your budget.
Write a Scathing Review? You Could be Sued for That
Jim Gold on May 7, 2015
But a bill introduced in Congress aims to stop companies from retaliating against customers who lambaste them online.
Microsoft’s ‘Free’ Windows 10 Upgrade May Cost You
Karla Bowsher on May 5, 2015
Microsoft plans to give away its next operating system to current Windows users. But some critics say the deal isn’t so sweet.
8 Android Hacks Every User Should Know
Allison Martin on May 5, 2015
Simple tricks to extend battery life, employ facial recognition, monitor data usage and more to leverage your Android device and simplify your life.
A Device That Will Allow You to Text and Drive Safely?
Krystal Steinmetz on May 5, 2015
The jury remains out on whether this is good news or another dangerous distraction. See what you think.
2 Words Companies Use to Hide Age Discrimination
Karla Bowsher on May 4, 2015
Some lawyers say a term employers use in job ads is code for discrimination against older applicants. Here’s what you need to know.
When Fido Has a Craving: One-Hour Pet Supply Delivery
Krystal Steinmetz on May 2, 2015
Petco is jumping into the super-fast delivery business, but for now only certain urban creatures will have access.
Another Credit Card Scam, and 3 Ways to Protect Yourself
Krystal Steinmetz on May 2, 2015
Fraudsters have some savvy techniques to try and get you to turn over the three- or four-digit security pin code on the back of your credit card.
How You Can Attend Your Own Funeral
Jim Gold on May 1, 2015
Here’s how to speak your mind from beyond the grave — and other ways that holographic technology is moving from the purview of science fiction into everyday life (and death).
Fashionistas, Beware: Apple Watch May Choke on Ink
Krystal Steinmetz on April 30, 2015
Turns out the smartwatch is confused by some relatively common anomalies on the skin, including tattoos. Here’s the scoop.
Can Your Car be Controlled From Afar? Hackers Plan a Demo
Krystal Steinmetz on April 30, 2015
Researchers claim they can wirelessly hack the digital network of a car or truck, and they’ll show how easy it is at a conference this summer.
15 Travel Apps to Help Make the Most of Your Next Trip
Allison Martin on April 29, 2015
Travel presents challenges, but apps address an amazing array of them — from finding last-minute rooms at cut rates and pinpointing ATMs around the globe to translating signs into English.
13 iPhone 6 Hacks Everyone Should Know
Allison Martin on April 28, 2015
If you’re an iPhone enthusiast, you probably keep up with the latest apps, updates and accessories, but you might be missing some of your phone’s most useful features.
28 Top Jobs and Industries for the Class of 2015
Hiram Reisner on April 24, 2015
There’s plenty of advice on which way to turn after college graduation, with different guides slicing and dicing the trends in different ways. Here’s a guide to the guides.
In Reversal, Comcast to Walk Away From Mega-Merger with Time Warner
Krystal Steinmetz on April 23, 2015
Why the $45 billion merger between the two cable and Internet giants hit the skids, and why that is good news for consumers.
Climate-Friendly Drivers: 10 Things to Know About Electric Cars
Guest Blogger on June 5, 2015
There are reasons that eco-friendly car buyers are reluctant to plunge into the electric car market. Here is what they need to know.
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