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• DOT tries to put the "fair" in airfare pricing
  Earlier this week I booked a flight from New York to Miami.  Even though JetBlue only flies to the nearby Fort Lauderdale, I couldn't pass up the advertisement in an e-mail sent to me: Book Today, $89 each way from JFK. When I went online to look up fares, I did not see that fantastic rate; instead the fares were through the roof with the flights I want […]
• A sneak peak: the International Home and Housewares Show
  Last week we attended the press preview for the International Home and Housewares Show. The show, which we will be attending (stayed tuned for blogs and video coverage), takes place in Chicago from March 10th-13th. At the preview we got a sneak peak of some interesting new product launches, below are a few noteworthy ones. read more […]
• Insulated food carriers and Kia models recalled, plus salmonella in sprouts and salts
  Keeping your lunch cold keeps you healthy, unless it's packed in one of two recalled California Innovations insulated food carriers whose gel packs can leak, posing a poisoning hazard. Other things you don't want to ingest: LEASA Brand alfalfa sprouts and Jones' Seasonings mock salts, because of possible salmonella contamination; and Price Cho […]
• Where to mount a plasma or LCD TV
  So you've picked out the perfect flat-screen LCD TV or plasma TV. You've even picked out the perfect TV wall mount to hang it on a wall. But have you picked out the perfect place to put your new TV? Experts -- ourselves included -- often wax poetically about the outstanding picture quality of top-performing TVs. However, the truth of the matter is […]
• Stopping junk mail
  "Neither snow nor rain nor heat or gloom" prevent U.S. mail carriers from delivering roughly 213 billion pieces of mail every year, according to the Today show. However, a quick glance in your mailbox should give you an idea of how much of that mail is plain old junk: advertising, credit card offers, catalogs, brochures, coupons, and a hundred othe […]
• What items do fitness editors keep in their gym bags?
  The New Year is here and the gym and running paths are more crowded. The slew of New Year, New You hopefuls is hitting a crescendo. If you are one of them, outfitting your efforts may seem overwhelming as there are a slew of athletic companies vying for your motivation-to-move dollar. Fitness editors test a slew of pants, shorts, shoes, weight lifting gloves […]
• DIY: Turn your treadmill into a desk
  Treadmill desks are gaining popularity, thanks in part to studies warning that sitting for long periods increases your risk of death from cardiovascular disease. Purpose-made treadmill desks often cost thousands of dollars and are limited, at best, for fitness applications. But if you already have (or are planning to buy) a regular treadmill, you can get the […]
• Why this fitness editor cancelled her gym membership
  During this month when many are taking steps to give their 2012 better-body resolutions a go, I cancelled my gym membership. It isn't a decision that I took lightly; especially since I built a career uncovering the latest fitness trends and my gym card was the key that unlocked an office with a view for years. But like many forging through this economic […]
• Canon's G1x: a new kind of compact camera
  With smartphones chipping away at the low end of the compact digital camera market, manufacturers makers have been expanding their offerings in an effort to fill the gap between entry level point-and-shoot cameras and Digital SLRs. Panasonic and Olympus collaborated on the Micro Four Thirds standard, releasing a series of compact cameras with interchangeable […]
• Can Siri's chatter talk iPhone 4S owners into using more data?
  Even if Apple products don't tickle your taste buds, there's a good chance you've heard of Siri, the helpful voice-activated virtual assistant built into the iPhone 4S. Siri can keep track of your appointments, forecast weather, and even help you dump a dead body - but could her friendly nature carry a hidden cost? That's what some tech p […]
• Call to action: FDA bans certain antibiotics use in livestock
  For consumers concerned over antibiotics in the food supply, there's some good news around the kitchen table: The Food and Drug Administration recently announced a ban on a certain class of antibiotics used in livestock, known as cephalosporins, in an effort to curb antibiotic-resistant microbes in humans. Effective April 5, 2012, cephalosporins will be […]
• Eyeing new technology: Computing at a glance
  Eye-tracking software, Gaze, from Tobii Technology, allows computer users to navigate to a website with a glance, blow up asteroids in a game with a head nod, or scroll through photo slideshows without ever clicking a mouse. Up until now, eye-tracking technology was cumbersome, but according to Mashable, this is all about to change with the new Tobii innovat […]
• Get your fresh-from-the-salon look at home
  I love the fresh boost of confidence that comes with a new haircut. It makes me feel almost like I'm starting over and anything is possible. But, quite often that fresh-out-of-the-salon look doesn't carry over into the next day when I have to fix my hair all by myself. And unless you have mad hairstyling skills, I'm betting that you've ex […]
• Canned food consumption may pose health risk
  Canned soup manufacturers market their product as everything from a quick, nutritious meal for kids, to instant flavor for recipes, to an easy food option for dieters counting calories. But regular consumers of canned soups, and other canned products, could be paying for that convenience with their health.read more […]
• Treadmill maintenance 101
  Treadmills are like dogs: They thrive on regular attention. In fact, if you don't give your treadmill the care it needs -- that is, preventative maintenance -- you may even void the warranty. We queried two industry experts to find out how to keep your fitness investment running for a long time.read more […]
• BMW Minis, space heaters, and floor lamps recalled: They can leave you burned
  In these cold and dreary days, some products you're better off without. Honeywell portable electric heaters were recalled because they pose a burn hazard, while Big Lots recalled some 44,000 floor lamps because they pose a shock hazard. And BMW recalled several makes and models of its Mini because the circuit board can malfunction and overheat, causing […]
• Still spinning after CES: SpinKiX
  If you are into personal transportation (think Segway), then make way for SpinKix, motorized skates that strap to your regular athletic shoes and allow you to travel at speeds approaching 10 mph. Debuting last week at CES, the shoes are intended for those at least 16 years of age and under 180 pounds. They are a bit big at 9-inches wide, 9.5-inches long and […]
• Zappos hacked: What it means for consumers
  Hackers accessed sensitive user information, online retailer Zappos.com told customers and employees Sunday. Not only did the breach reveal 24 million customers' phone numbers and email, shipping, and billing addresses, but the hackers also retrieved usernames, passwords, and partial credit card numbers. And if that login information is similar to ident […]
• SOPA legislation; What it is, why it's controversial and what it could mean to you
  Stopping online piracy: who could be against that? It's like protesting kittens -- it just doesn't make sense. But a copyright protection bill working its way throughout the U.S. House of Representatives -- the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA -- has hordes of people up in arms, including the American Society of News Editors and major tech companies […]
• Does diet matter for kids with ADHD? Depends.
  With the recent shortages of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) drugs, the role that diet can play is a hot topic. It's also highly controversial -- nearly as much so as the role of vaccinations on autism -- with many parents firmly entrenched in the "diet matters" camp and others convinced what those with ADHD eat makes no differ […]