Tech
5 Reasons You Should Upgrade to Internet Explorer 9 Today
Dan Schointuch on March 23, 2011
Internet Explorer 9 is completely free, brings new features to the table, and corrects some longstanding annoyances.
5 Ways to Save Money With Twitter
Dan Schointuch on March 17, 2011
Twitter is more than just a website you’ve heard of but haven’t used. It’s also a great way to save money.
Smartphone Addiction: How to Save Yourself – and Your Wallet
Karla Bowsher on March 8, 2011
Smartphone addiction might sound funny, but it can have serious consequences. Read on to find out how you can treat your own smartphone addiction and possibly save some money in the process.
5 Tips to Avoid Job-Jeopardizing Online Blunders
Karla Bowsher on February 28, 2011
Do you check your email during conference calls? Have you ever vented about your boss on Facebook? If so, be sure to read these tips before your next e-gaffe impacts your career.
6 Tips to Deal With the Rising Cost of Energy
Karla Bowsher on February 22, 2011
Energy prices are suddenly hot news this winter. Here’s what you can do to protect yourself from rising costs.
The Vet or the Net? How to Save on Your Pet’s Health
Lisa Lucas on February 2, 2011
Taking your pets to the veterinarian is both crucial and costly. Here’s how to save some cash without risking your pet’s life.
How to Learn About Doctors Online – Even When They Don’t Want You to
Karla Bowsher on January 20, 2011
It seems everyone and everything has moved online – except for doctors. Why is it so tough to find out about them online?
How to Switch Your iPhone From AT&T to Verizon… for Free!
Dan Schointuch on September 26, 2011
If you do it right, switching your AT&T iPhone 4 to a Verizon iPhone 4 is not only free, you can earn an extra $295 doing it! Here’s how.
Is Gold The Next Vending Machine Craze?
B.T. Ballenger on January 10, 2011
All that glitters is now in a vending machine — and gold dispensers could soon be in malls across the U.S.
3 Cutting-Edge Consumer Technologies You Might See in 2011
Michael Koretzky on January 6, 2011
New smartphones and tablets? Those are so 2010. The best consumer tech of 2011 will let you access the Internet by using a light switch, control your house from your phone, and keep your kids from driving fast while listening to explicit music.
How to Put Your New Year’s Resolutions to the Test
Karla Bowsher on January 5, 2011
Are you worried about ruining your 2011 resolutions already? Then it might be time to re-assess your goals with free online tests of everything from your wealth to your health.
3 Tips for Choosing the Right Doctor
Michael Koretzky on April 16, 2012
25 million people look for a new primary care physician every year. Whether you’re looking for a replacement, or just want to verify you’re currently in good hands, here;s what you need to know.
Low or No-Cost Ways to Protect Your Computer Against Viruses and Data Loss
Karla Bowsher on December 27, 2010
Cutting corners on antivirus protection and hard-drive backups can end up costing you big – but there are ways to save and still stay safe.
Net Neutrality Passes – Here’s What It Means
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
The FCC just passed rules that are supposed to insure that all Internet traffic receives the same priority. Some say it represents a victory for consumers over big Internet Service Providers. Others say the new rules don’t go nearly far enough.
Coming Soon: Wallets That Stop You From Overspending
Michael Koretzky on December 21, 2010
Researchers at MIT have invented wallets that buzz, bloat. and lock up – all in an attempt to keep you from going broke.
9 Ways to Shop Safely Online This Holiday Season
Michael Koretzky on December 17, 2010
Don’t let phishers, hackers, and scammers take advantage of your holiday good will this Christmas season. Here’s how to protect yourself.
3 Tips to Take a Bite out of Apple Computer Prices
Michael Koretzky on December 8, 2010
Finding a sweet deal on Apple computers seems impossible – because unlike other tech products, Apple is the only manufacturer of its trendy items. But there are some ways to hack that Mac.
Don’t Get Shocked: 3 Tips for Smart Electronics Shopping
Michael Koretzky on December 19, 2011
Giving high-tech gifts this holiday season? Here are some low-tech tips for saving money on them.
Feds: Trashing an Employer on Facebook is Protected Speech
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 10, 2010
A woman working for a Connecticut ambulance company was fired after trashing her boss on Facebook. Not so fast, says the National Labor Relations Board.
More People Dropping Cable, Picking Up Internet
B.T. Ballenger on November 9, 2010
More and more people are ditching their expensive cable package for cheap and free alternatives to watch their favorite shows. You can, too.
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