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4mom's new self-installing car seat takes the guesswork out of the process that leaves three out of every four seats improperly installed.

Huawei’s Elegant and Jewel designs bring high class style to their Android Wear watch line.

The Mate 8 makes a great phone for Android users looking for on-the-go power and productivity.

LG's futuristic Signature refrigerator opens by itself and shows you what's inside with just a knock.

Does Lumosity sharpen the brain as its makers claim it does? There's no scientific proof, so the FTC complained and fined Lumos Labs $2 million.

Samsung wants you to say goodbye to your paper-cluttered fridge door and hello to a fancy touch screen. 

Looking for the very best UHD TV on the market? LG and Samsung have both earned the new Ultra HD Premium seal for their top 4K TVs.

Fitbit's latest fitness tracker encroaches on Android and Apple Watch territory with its stylish new Fitbit Blaze.

Whirlpool builds on its award-winning innovation and eco-initiatives at CES 2016, showcasing new products incorporating eco-friendly technology.

LG’s 65B6 Flat OLED 4K HDR TV is the culmination of the TV advances of the last few years into a 2.7mm thick package. 

The removable wireless projector in Lenovo’s new ideacentre 610S desktop can turn any wall into a 100-inch screen.

If you’re looking for a way to carry your laptop and other gear securely, Kensington’s new SecureTrek line of backpacks and cases is a stylish option.

If you’ve ever wanted to watch a helicopter fly across a screen and hear it fly above you, too, this soundbar is for you.

The Lenovo X1 transforms from a tablet to a laptop and comes with optional modules that let you use it as a laptop, a projector or a 3D camera.

The BoomStick claims to add depth and richness to any pair of headphones. How does it really perform?

If you've been waiting to control your lightbulbs and find out the answers to life's questions with your voice, Sengled's Voice has you covered.

At 12:01 AM on December 24, 2015 you'll be able to go to pretty much any streaming service and listen to The Beatles.

With LifeLock discredited by the FTC, find out the right way to protect yourself from identity theft.

Google just released its 2015 Year in Search, and you’ll want to see what's on it and our refresher of the top terms.

The USPS' newly launched Informed Delivery service captures and emails images of letter-size mail that's on its way to your mailbox.

We took a look at Google Play Music and Apple Music’s family plans to find out which one is better at keeping the family harmony.

Samsung SmartThings and Scout Alarm make 24/7 professional home monitoring do-it-yourself, easy to install and affordable.

Google just released its lists of top-rated apps and games of 2015. Find out what made this year's lists.

What's hot on YouTube? Take a look at the 10 most-viewed YouTube videos in the year 2015.

The Internet has provided us with quick and easy access to information for decades now, but has this convenience affected the way we think?

Check out our new Techlicious store, with hundreds of products that are fun, educational and will make your life more convenient.

Amazon offering Showtime, Starz and many other streaming video services at a discount to Prime members, plus unified search across services for Fire TV.

If the original Apple Watch impressed you, find out what major features the highly anticipated Apple Watch 2 has in store.

Verizon customers will now be able to make calls via Wi-Fi even when no cellular signal is available, starting with a select number of phones.

The Google Calendar app now lets you add to-do reminders that will keep tasks stay top of mind so you stay on track.

Amazon’s Fire HD 8 Reader’s Edition can do everything a Fire can, but adds a leather case and a year of Kindle Unlimited for $100 cheaper.

Has Google been collecting personal information from your children's school laptops without your consent? Find out why and what's being done.

A software update for Amazon Fire tablets brings a blue light filter to help you sleep after nighttime reading, parental controls and a kid-friendly browser.

What if you could watch a theatrical or musical performance in something like Google Street View? Now you can — in 360 degrees of artistic glory.

Save about 70 percent of your mobile data and speed up page loading over slow connections with mobile Chrome's updated Data Saver mode.

A stylish new analog wristwatch from Swatch lets you pay for purchases with a tap of the wrist at the checkout register.

The servers of VTech's Learning Lodge app store were hacked in mid-November, exposing personal information of 5 million parents and 200,000 children.

Did you click the popular app that tells what your most-used words on Facebook are? You may be open to massive privacy issues; Techlicious explains.

Is your Android phone vulnerable to a remote reset by Google? It might be, if full-disk encryption isn't enabled and it runs an older version of Android.

Accidentally sent a Viber message that you shouldn't have? Viber's updated app now lets you take it back before it creates trouble.

Recent data shows Windows 10 use has grown 12.4 percent from early 2015, as Windows 7 use shrank 7 percent.

Facebook's new alert system tipped off U.S. State Department officials to an Iranian cyberattack on their email and social media accounts.

Amazon Prime subscribers will look forward to those long flights now that they can binge-watch movies and TV series on flights with JetBlue.

VidMob offers an easy and inexpensive way to transform your raw video clips and photos into shareable memories, adventures, stories, and more.

When the police ask you to say nothing about an ongoing hunt for terrorists in your city, what do you do? Why, post cat pics on Twitter, of course.

Wait, did you remember to start logging your exercise session before you began jogging? Worry no more with automatic logging on your Fitbit Charge HR or Surge.

One in three American families suffers online security lapses caused by a child. Are Americans taking computer security for granted?

Should free email service users be able to block the ads that help pay for the service? Yahoo Mail is testing lock-outs for users who block ads.

If you've upgraded to Windows 10, you can snag many Microsoft apps, movies and music for 10 cents each for the 10 days leading up to Cyber Monday.

Government officials are calling again for 'backdoors' to undermine encryption technology. It's as bad an idea as ever. Here's why.

Google Search has begun indexing Android app content and allowing you to stream apps so you can use them even if they're not installed on your phone.

To improve account security, Amazon began offering two-factor authentication, requiring both your password and a generated security code for new devices.

Have an old monitor or TV gathering dust? With the $85 Google Chromebit, turn it into a full-fledged computer running Chrome OS.

New storage management features on Google's Photos app lets you conveniently back up, delete and store photos on your phone and in the cloud.

Looking for your missing car keys? The TrackR Atlas not only keeps tabs on where your belongings are, but also tells you which room they are in.

Tech companies stepped up after terrorist attacks in Paris with compassion and free services for everyone affected.

Out of minutes? Google's recently updated Google Hangouts app lets you make calls to and receive calls from any number in the U.S. or Canada for free.

Microsoft listened to Xbox One users. The result? A major overhaul of the console, including backward compatibility with Xbox 360 games and more.

Can't remember all those services and products you subscribed to that you don't want anymore? Let Trim help you keep track of them and easily cancel those you don’t want.

Google's new About Me tool offers a convenient way to see and control what personal information Google services shares about you.

Can't get enough news? If you use an iPhone, try Facebook's new Notify app and get news and other topical notifications pushed to your lock screen.

Stream unlimited flicks to your mobile device without eating into your LTE data plan, with T-Mobile's Binge On.

That free Android or iOS app on your phone may be silently sending your sensitive personal data to third-party services without letting you know.

BlackBerry or Android? You no longer have to choose. But can the BlackBerry Priv steal the limelight from other high-end Android phones currently on the market?

The Triby connected speaker makes it easy to call or send messages to the kids at home — and with its magnetic back, it sticks right on the fridge door.

Control your kids' screen time with Circle with Disney, a $100 device that gives you control over every app and device your kids are using.

Looking for the best tvOS apps? Now you can consult Apple TV's new Top Charts to browse Top Paid, Top Free and Top Grossing tvOS apps.

Need better reception at home? Install your own mini cell tower to get LTE coverage for an area of 3,000 square feet using T-Mobile's 4G LTE CellSpot.

Google Inbox's new Smart Reply feature analyzes your email messages and suggests possible replies. All you have to do is choose one and tap Send.

Facebook has quietly let strangers contact you through your Messages "Other" mailbox, now people who aren't your Facebook friends will pop up as Message Requests.

Amazon is adding e-commerce functions to its Fire TV, so you can browse and buy items on your TV. A shopping channel is in the pipeline for next year.

The Snapchat app makes videos more interesting with new filters for playing videos in slow-mo, fast-forward or rewind, among other new features.

Facebook notifications just got more useful with a new update lets you customize your notifications to show timely information important to you.

Garmin launches its first Smart Scale and the new waterproof Garmin Vivosmart HR, its first-ever activity tracker with built-in continuous heart rate monitoring.

Some respected companies don’t seem to be above lying if it means making more sales. These are five of the biggest whoppers we've heard.

Taking Apple's formula but adding new twists to it, Microsoft threw open the doors to its flagship store in Manhattan this week.

Yale has plans to jump to the front of the burgeoning category of smartphone- and smartwatch-controlled door locks and peephole cameras with its Real Living line of security products.

Has your iPhone battery been draining faster than usual lately? Facebook for iOS may be to blame. Find out what you can do to stop the drain.

Facebook's widened search function gives you results from its index of 2 trillion public posts, so you can find posts even from non-friends.

Another reason to feel good about your iPhone: Apple now uses energy from clean and renewable sources to power its China operations.

Fossil's new smartwatch and connected wearables track your activities, show phone notifications and more.

With a YouTube Red subscription, you'll enjoy ad-free videos and music, save and watch content offline and play videos in the background.

The BeON smart LED bulb remembers your lighting routine and uses it to keep burglars away when you're not home. Find out more about this bright idea.

Lenovo focuses on portability with the new Yoga 900 Convertible Laptop and the Yoga Home 900 Portable all-in-one.

Apple has booted more than 250 apps off the App Store after security researchers found that the apps were secretly harvesting personal information from users.

Are you still waiting to receive your smartchip credit card? Scammers are taking advantage of this wave of new card shipments to steal your identity. Follow our tips to keep your personal data safe.

The HTC One A9 may look like an iPhone, but it's no clone. It's packed with Android 6.0, powerful hardware, top-notch audio and an excellent camera.

Apple rolled out big updates to its iWork suite of apps (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) to help you work more efficiently. Find out what's in store for you.

This month, you'll be able to log into your other email accounts from Yahoo Mail, sign in without using a password and more.

If you’re on the AT&T network, you’ll soon be able to answer that incoming call using whatever device you have closest at hand.

Now you can have Siri control your home's door locks and peer through a doorbell videocam to see who's ringing.

With the Universal Media Remote for the Sony PlayStation 4, you won’t need to use your game controller to watch movies using your console.

Want to watch those 4K videos you took with your smartphone? Apple has upgraded the displays on its 21.5-inch and 27-inch iMacs and much more.

Upgrade your Kwikset Kevo smart deadbolt lock to get features that let you control and check the status of your lock from afar.

Facebook is testing new ways solutions to make shopping and product discovery easier. Among them is a dedicated Shopping feed.

Windows 10 is getting a bunch of new features including Skype integration, a smarter Cortana and improvements to the Edge browser.

 The best 4K UHD content streaming from Netflix and others, playable on 4K UHD Blue-ray and eventually broadcast requires one of these Dolby Vision-equipped TVs.

Just bought a new iPhone 6s or 6s Plus? There’s a 50% chance that you got a phone that heats up and drains power faster. Find out if you're affected.

Users of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus on AT&T can now use Wi-Fi to make calls or send texts even in areas with no cellular coverage.

The new slimmer and lighter Cobra JumPack CPP 8000 can jump-start your car as well as charge your smartphone, tablet or other mobile device.