World’s Worst Passwords: Did Yours Make the List?

on January 27, 2015

If your password is “123456” or “password,” do yourself a favor and change it now.

A $29 Smartphone? Yep

on January 26, 2015

The Nokia 215, launched by Microsoft, is the world’s cheapest smartphone.

AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint…and Google?

on January 26, 2015

Google lays the groundwork to sell wireless service directly to consumers.

Watch the Super Bowl for Free, No Cable Required

on January 22, 2015

NBC is providing a free, 11-hour live-stream of the Super Bowl.

Millennials Spend Big Bucks on Media

on January 20, 2015

Deloitte predicts that North American millennials will spend $62 billion this year on movies, music, television and other media content.

Google is Pulling Google Glass from the Public

on January 16, 2015

The sales of Google’s smart glasses will soon be stopped so Google can work on a new version of the glasses.

The Restless Project: Why Your Smartphone Might Raise Your Blood Pressure and Increase Your Anxiety

on January 16, 2015

Take the iPhone away and heart rates rise. Get the phone back and heart rates fall.

4 Ways to Make Your Gmail Safer in 2015

on January 14, 2015

Take advantage of the built-in security features available through your email provider to prevent unauthorized use of your account.

Which Hotels Offer Free Wi-Fi? It Depends

on January 9, 2015

Although some hotel chains offer free Wi-Fi to all of their guests, big chains often require you to sign up for their loyalty program before you’re able to access free Internet.

Watch Out, Time Warner Cable Customers: Your Bill Is Going Up

on January 8, 2015

Time Warner Cable is hiking fees on its modem leases and sports and local channels.

ESPN Without Cable? You Got It

on January 7, 2015

For $20 a month, sports fanatics will soon be able to watch ESPN on Dish Network’s new Web-based Sling TV — no expensive cable subscription required.

Wishing You Could Unsend a Text? You Can

on January 7, 2015

A new messaging app called Strings gives you more control of your personal conversations, including the ability to delete a text after it’s been sent and read.

9 Ways to Profit From Broken Electronics

on January 5, 2015

Even broken electronics have resale value. Here’s how to squeeze a bit of money from them.

10 Smart Year-End Money Moves You Can Make During Commercial Breaks

on December 26, 2014

Making smart year-end money moves doesn’t require a lot of time. In fact, you can give yourself a year-end review and makeover during commercial breaks while you’re watching TV.

12 Things That Will Be Less Expensive in 2015

on December 23, 2014

Falling gas prices and an end to tariffs on Chinese imports will affect prices on everything from food to electronics.

Does T-Mobile Owe You a Refund for Unauthorized Charges?

on December 22, 2014

The nation’s fourth-largest wireless carrier has agreed to pony up at least $90 million to provide customer refunds for unwanted charges in a mobile cramming case. Here’s how you can get your money.

Get Your Amazon Prime Order in 60 Minutes (in Manhattan)

on December 22, 2014

Amazon just launched Prime Now in Manhattan, offering a one-hour delivery service on many household items.

Federal Watchdog says Sprint Allowed Millions in Unauthorized Charges on Consumers’ Bills

on January 29, 2015

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed suit against the country’s third-largest wireless carrier for alleged phone bill cramming.

15 Tips for Taking Fabulous Smartphone Photos

on December 18, 2014

Christmas is around the corner. Take a few minutes and learn how to make the best possible memories.

The Best Places to Work in the US in 2015

on December 15, 2014

Google tops Glassdoor’s list of the 50 best places to work. Did your employer make the cut?

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