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• Photo-editing software: Picture-perfect choices for every photographer
  Whether you're a beginner with your digital camera or a seasoned, DSLR-wielding professional photographer, there's an almost dizzying array of photo-editing software available to get any image looking its best. Choices include powerful and challenging-to-use packages that help pros fine-tune the most minute details and easy-to-use photo editors tha […]
• The best of the best-dressed lists
  From the glitzy gowns to the eye-popping bling, where can you see the best coverage of Oscar fashion? E! Live from the Red Carpet delivered a full two hours of minute-by-minute coverage of the 2010 Oscars. In case you missed it, you can go online to see a recap of more than 40 memorable red carpet moments on video. Play the "Red-Carpet Pose Off" an […]
• The Shake Weight looks ridiculous, but can it tone your arms?
  A phallic, gyrating device made especially for women? No, this isn't a sex toy. It's the Shake Weight, the latest As Seen on TV fitness product to take the nation by storm. Although the Shake Weight hasn't received many favorable reviews, it has been the butt of countless YouTube spoofs and TV parodies, including a particularly funny and much- […]
• Wine clubs: Worth it or not?
  Wine is big business in the U.S., where per-capita consumption has steadily been rising for more than a decade. It's no wonder that wine of the month clubs -- be they affiliated with publications like The New York Times, or offered by retailers or wineries -- are proliferating. But are wine clubs worth the money, and if so, how can you choose the best w […]
• Weak spots: Are you ruining your multivitamins?
  Attention multivitamin mavens: Storing products in the wrong place can quickly degrade their healthful ingredients, according to a new study from Purdue University. In their evaluations, experts found that kitchens and bathrooms can be particularly problematic areas due to their extra heat and humidity. Plus, contrary to popular belief, tightly-sealed contai […]
• What to do if you've been cheated
  We really didn't need official confirmation, but we now have it: Scams, schemes and other ways to separate you from your bankroll are on the rise. According to its latest report, the Consumer Sentinel Network -- an online database that compiles consumer complaints received by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Better Business Bureau, Internet Crime Com […]
• Recycling computers and protecting your data
  Recycling consumer electronics can be a hassle, and computers offer an extra layer of complexity because they typically contain personal information (passwords, credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, etc.) that can be accessed by hackers once its out of your hands. Experts say, to avoid risk of identity theft or other fraud, you should run a program t […]
• What's going on at the Geneva Motor Show?
  The Geneva Motor Show (as in, Switzerland) kicked off today, meaning that the blogs and newswires are alive with buzz emanating from the massive exhibition. Thanks to the big time differential, Day 1's basically over now, so we can weigh in with a quick synopsis of some stuff you might actually find interesting, along with some links to sites where you […]
• Sony Playstation 3 catches 24 hour bug
  Sony has officially advised owners of certain PlayStation 3 gaming consoles to avoid using their systems while company engineers work to resolve a bug involving the console's clock. The glitch doesn't impact owners of the current PS3 "slim" systems, but does send older PS3 "fat" systems to the sidelines for the next day or so -- […]
• Stick vacs: Lightweight, convenient cleanup
  For small messes and quick touch-ups, a full-size upright or canister vacuum can be overkill. Stick vacuums, however, are smaller and lighter, making them much more convenient for moving quickly from room-to-room or for small apartments and dorms. Both cordless and corded models are available, and as is always the case, there are pros and cons to both types. […]
• Staying power: How to get a hotel room at a cut-rate price
  So, you're ready to take a vacation. Obviously, you'll need someplace to stay, meaning it's time to book a hotel room. With occupancy rates at historic lows, experts say there's never been a better time for consumers to negotiate. The bottom line is this: A better price likely awaits if you know how to haggle. Let's discuss how you c […]
• Who's got the handiest hand vac?
  Handheld vacuums, which come in corded or cordless varieties, can be especially helpful for cleaning small messes and hard-to-reach spots. Cordless handheld vacuums are the most popular, and they often receive higher ratings than their corded counterparts. Their lightweight portability comes with a downside, however: the rechargeable batteries in these compa […]
• Some tips for choosing the best lip balm
  Whether you spend most of the winter outside or inside, tis the season for dry, chapped lips. All those overheated rooms and raw, cold winds can do a number on even the hardiest of kissers. And there are literally scores (if not hundreds) of lip balms available, ranging from inexpensive drugstore brands to pricey boutique products. Although we found plenty o […]
• Will Simoniz Fix It remove a scratch or dent your wallet?
  Simoniz Fix It promises to remove scratches from your vehicle in just three easy steps. According to the instructions, all you need to do is apply the compound to the scratch, buff and wipe clean. Prominent scratches disappear almost instantly in the infomercial demonstration, but how well does Fix It perform in real-world tests? read more […]
• Which light truck/SUV tires are best for you?
  With the end of winter in sight (hopefully), many truck and SUV drivers will be eager to ditch their Blizzaks in favor of fair-weather rubber. If you're in the market for a new set of tires this spring, we've just completed researching the most favorably-reviewed truck and SUV tires. As with car tires, a good set of all-seasons like the General Gra […]
• Big-box tech support services: A roll of the dice, or worse?
  We've all seen the ads and heard the promises made by the support and repair services of technology retailers such as Best Buy, Office Depot, Staples and others. All say that they can take the stress and strain out of setting up a computer, HDTV or other technology product, and get things up and running in a hurry should something go horribly wrong. But […]
• Suite deals: Internet security software offers blanket protection
  It's a dangerous world online. That's why it's critical that you install and use effective countermeasures against the bad guys bent on stealing your personal information, taking control of your computer, bombarding your inbox with spam, and otherwise scamming you, defrauding you, or simply messing with your computer because, well, they can. T […]
• Recycling your old TV
  Did you buy a new television set recently? Perhaps you upgraded to an HDTV in time for the superbowl, or took advantage of flat-screen sales during the weeks-long celebration of President's Day. What did you do with your old TV? Maybe you moved the old set into a bedroom, gave it to a friend or family member, or dropped it off to be recycled. Most likel […]
• Tax preparation software: Make your filing less taxing
  Experts say that most people now use tax preparation software to do their taxes. It's pretty easy to understand why: the best packages are accurate, easy to use and inexpensive compared to using a professional tax preparer. Our just updated report on tax preparation software identifies which programs are best overall, and which ones are good choices if […]
• Finding the right tax preparation service
  While an ever-increasing number of  people are filing their taxes either on their own or with the help of tax preparation software, many Americans  -- around 25 percent at last look --still use tax preparation services to help them get the job done. As our updated report on tax preparation services reveals, however, using the large tax-prep chains is no guar […]