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• Psst. Insider decorating sources
  As a home editor, I've had the privilege of interviewing some of the most influential designers and decorators in the business--and I've racked up quite a list of insider sources for fantastic home furnishings as well. Because of this, I am the go-to source for my friends when it comes to decorating advice. Recently, I've helped friends with p […]
• Lots of fun stuff at Toy Fair 2012
  This week saw the Toy Industry Association's Annual Toy Fair set up shop in New York City's Jacob Javits Center. The massive exhibition space was crammed with two floors worth of exhibits. We spent a day braving the crowds and roaming the halls, eyeballing everything from  Air Swimmers (yes, again) to zombies. Click past the break to see a photo ga […]
• Mobile gaming power up: Add a joystick to your tablet
  Gaming on your iPad or tablet doesn't mean the screen has to be covered in smudges or fingerprints. There's a cottage industry of iPad gaming joysticks that promise to keep your fingers off your screen while simultaneously offering better control in your favorite arcade-style games. These joysticks work with games that have on-screen control pads o […]
• 2012 Nissan Versas recalled, plus chainsaws that come apart and more
  Gear problems continue to plague the auto industry, with Nissan Versas the latest to trick drivers into thinking the car is parked safely, when, in fact, it's not.  In other recall news, Stihl chainsaws may come apart during use. And Walmart and Whole Foods recall some sweet treats because of undeclared milk allergens. Read on for these and other recall […]
• The reviews are in: Sony PlayStation Vita is a hit ... and a miss
  Though it's been available elsewhere for a couple of months now, this week the Sony PlayStation Vita portable gaming system finally drops into the hands of eager game players in the U.S. Those who could not wait had a chance to pick up a special $349.99 First Edition Bundle (which includes the game hardware, a 4 GB memory card, the game Little Deviants […]
• Do Macs need antivirus software?
  Macs don't get viruses. You'll hear the phrase repeated over and over again from all corners of the Web, well-meaning Mac-using friends, and even Apple itself; the impervious nature of Macintosh computers is practically common knowledge by now. But what if that common knowledge is wrong? The past year saw several high-profile Mac attacks make headl […]
• AT&T's "unlimited data" plans slow down to a crawl for some users
  When AT&T stopped offering unlimited data plans for smartphones in 2010, customers already locked into the unlimited contract breathed a sigh of relief to learn they would be grandfathered in and the changes would not impact their data usage. Moving forward, only new AT&T customers were supposed to be limited. But then, in June 2011, the company anno […]
• A $40 light bulb? Say watt?
  Would you pay $30 or $40 for a light bulb? Probably not; after all, your standard incandescent light bulb might last only months or weeks -- or, if dropped, less than a day -- but it also costs just a few dollars. LED light bulbs, on the other hand, cost far more, but they can also last much longer. Three companies -- GE, Philips and Switch -- have created L […]
• Discounted travel offers: Are flash deal sites too spontaneous?
  If your inbox looks anything like mine, chances are you're flooded with daily deal or flash sale site offers. An avid subscriber to services such as Groupon, Living Social and KGB Deals, I receive more offers for discounted dinners and buy-one-get-one facials than I know what to do with. A few months ago I was intrigued with the expanding travel sector […]
• Where's the beef? With these veggie burger recipes, who cares?
  A well-made hamburger is a thing of beauty, but even we confirmed carnivores can get a little tired of the same old ground beef patty. But why limit yourself to meat? There are a number of veggie burger recipes out there that may be meat-free but satisfy all the same. Next time you're in the mood for a burger, but not the meat, check out one of these he […]
• Online dating trends; plus three free dating apps to try
  Online dating is more popular than ever before. According to the City Sex blog, 8.8 million people in the United States have tried online dating, and over 20 million people visit at least one online dating service a month. It's also effective: in the last year, 17 percent of American couples who married met on a dating site, the citysex.com study reveal […]
• Spotted: Awesome new products at the New York Gift Fair
  Twice a year, vendors, store buyers and journalists from all over the world descend on New York City to attend and exhibit at the New York International Gift Fair. I've been covering the show for over ten years and I'm always excited by the new and creative products I find. This year was no disappointment. Check out some of my favorite introduction […]
• Tassimo recalls 835,000 single-cup coffee makers, potential burn hazard
  If you own a Bosch Tassimo Single-Cup Brewer, you might want to do take out for your coffee or tea. BSH Home Appliances Corp. announced a massive nationwide recall of several single-cup models --835,000 brewers in the United States and an additional 900,000 sold in Canada-- after receiving 140 reports of incidents with the brewers spraying hot liquid onto co […]
• Recall recap: Fire hazards from printers, fax machines, and furnaces; fall hazards from strollers; and contaminated egg products in 34 states
  Several products were recalled this week for posing fire hazards to consumers. The biggest such recall involves 928,000 HP fax machines. Two different Bumbleride strollers may put children at risk for a fall. And a supplier of egg products used in sandwiches and salads by numerous retailers issued a warning of possible Listeria contamination.read more […]
• Wi-Fi made (sort of) simple
  In case you haven't noticed, it's becoming a connected world, with smartphones, tablets, Blu-ray players, TVs, computers, and more all linking wirelessly to each other and to just about everything else. Electronic House reports on a new survey by NPD In-Stat that reveals that Wi-Fi is "taking over the living room." As we saw at CES, and b […]
• Five apps to make this Valentine's Day special
  Sending love letters via snail mail is for nostalgic romantic. This year, you can make Valentine's Day a little more modern. The following apps will help take memorable Valentine's Day photos, assist you in writing love poems, and even send virtual kisses. And if you were looking to find out just how compatible you and your loved one are, there […]
• A guided tour of the 2012 Honda CR-V
  The Honda CR-V's popularity is not in question. Consistently one of the best-selling (if not THE best-selling) compact SUVs year in and year out, the CR-V has also been a steady reviewer favorite. At the end of 2011, the latest iteration of this model landed in showrooms. We spent some time with it ourselves, and can say without hesitation that the CR-V […]
• Facebook's new Timeline and Open Graph apps: How to protect your privacy
  Love it or hate it, if you're a Facebook user, the new past-sharing visual Timeline (which replaces your profile page) is in your future. Timeline's bringing big-mouthed friends to the party, too, in the form of "Open Graph" apps. These apps can automatically post your non-Facebook online activities onto your Facebook Wall, so if you list […]
• House plants you can't kill
  Even with the pleasantly warm weather this week in New York City (thanks global warming), it's hard not to long for a little green right about now. With my notoriously black thumb, I typically shy away from growing houseplants and instead anxiously await the sprouting of my neighbors spring bulbs. Not this year. Intrigued by Home Depot's money back […]
• Phish of the day: Beware tax-season email scams
  If you've noticed an uptick of spam in your junk mail folder lately, you're not alone. Scammers go into overtime around the holidays and into tax season, aiming to trick you into forking over personal information. These email sneak-attacks are called "phishing" and it's nothing new. What is new this year is that a lot of the bogus em […]