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Are Nigerian email scammers really that dumb? The answer may surprise you.

The simple, yet sleek Serenity Star comes packed full of gadgets, including a nightlight, room temperature indicator, clock, sound machine and feeding diary.

New Lenovo laptops have touchscreens and the foldable flexibility to transform them from laptop to tablet and any position in between.

Don't get caught in these scams that prey on your fear of malware to separate you from your money.

Two weeks ago, I made the switch from the Samsung Galaxy S III to iPhone 5. Here are the things I miss most about Android.

The Samsung Galaxy Camera is a full-featured point-and-shoot running the latest Android OS.

Mobile devices are changing the way parents and children interact with each other. Find out how.

Decide.com is now backing-up its price predictions with a guarantee that pays you if they get it wrong.

The good news is apps are available that guard against an unintentional factory reset.

With inflated TV screen sizes, you may not be getting the deal you thought you were.

Even if scientists can’t prove it, some people’s behavior is decidedly stupid. 

Apple unveiled new generations of its iPod touch and iPod nano, which the company still calls "music players" although they both do much more than play music.

Researchers have show that noises over 110 dB can cause damage to nerve cells—sound levels earphones can generate. Here's how to protect your hearing.

From quantum foam all the way up to the full universe, this amazing interactive tool both captivates and educates.

Parents get help finding age-appropriate apps for kids 0-14 years old.

Cool apps that use real world trading cards to activate 3D characters within a game that you can download for your iOS device.

Techlicious tests out Sephora's new ColorIQ system with Pantone color matching technology.

Residents in some states are far more prone to damaging their iPhones and iPads. Where does your state rank?

Hot Wheels will soon launch their figures into the next frontier, offering a replica of NASA’s Curiosity Rover next month.

Micro Chargers miniature racing cars charge in only eight seconds and race at “scale speeds of up to 600 miles per hour.”

The new Lazer Tag combines live action battles on your iOS device with augmented reality.

Two doctors are arrested in the same week for allegedly using hidden spy cameras on unsuspecting women.

NBA Baller Beats is the first video game where you can use a real basketball when you play.

As the technology progresses more people wonder about threats to privacy.

Without telling you, Facebook can post embarrassing messages sent out by pages you have liked.

Adorable speakers with an iPod/iPhone dock that produce great sound.

This app matches your music's tempo, or beats per minute, to your steps per minute.

Master Moves Mickey or M3 is back and strutting his stuff.

Find out if you are infected with DNS Changer and what you can do about it.

Compare your handwriting with that of your grandmother and you’ll likely see a big difference.

People will go to great lengths to accommodate the needs of their mobile computing devices when traveling.

With accessible technology, the blind can do everything they need to on a computer—including writing the story you’re reading right now.

Reading Rainbow, a childrens’ show that helped pioneer a way to get kids excited about reading, goes digital with LeVar Burton.

Join Suzanne on June 28th in NYC for everything tech at the CEA Line Shows!

By combining dinosaurs with vehicles, VTech hits it out of the park with their new innovative boy toy.

Turn-by-turn driving directions, child lock, all-in-one digital card holder, do-not-disturb mode and much more make iOS 6 an essential upgrade.

Sony Wonderbook brings books to life with the magic of augmented reality and a PlayStation 3 peripheral wand.

Both LinkedIn and eHarmony confirm user passwords hacked - change yours now.

New malware can turn on a computer’s mic to record audio and even steal data from your cell phone.

Sure, some classics have actually improved with technology, but these toys.

Tap two phones or a phone and computer together to instantly share photos.

OnStar Family Link allows family members to track their progress in a vehicle at all times.

Motion Math: Wings helps kids as young as kindergarten learn multiplication skills.

Think people share too much online and don’t use the Internet politely? You’re not alone.

As immature as it may sound, drawing the shape of a bum can be the foundation to drawing a lot of legit items.

These hotels will make you feel spoiled in a techy sort of way.

Interactive children’s storybook library provides personalized reports on child’s reading experience.

Many of us are undermining our own privacy online by revealing too much information about ourselves and not using the security options Facebook offers.

Online HDTV shopping can save you time, gas and money, provided you choose the right dealer. Picking the wrong dealer can be a disaster. 

Despite fears that the private data of citizens will be compromised, CISPA has passed the House and is headed for the Senate.

Designed for bikes, scooters and skateboards, these battery-powered, water-resistant lights are just the thing to trick out kids rides this summer. 

LEGO Super Hero Movie Maker is sure to have kids begging to use your iTouch, iPhone and iPad.

Is using "The Cloud" a bulletproof way to safeguard your data? No. Should you use it? You probably already are. 

With the HomeSnap app finding out the price of a home and much more is as simple as taking a picture.

Celebrating Friday the 13^th with in-game exclusives for Free Realms and Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures.

Malware in found in fake versions of Angry Birds Space reminds us to only download apps from the official Android markets like Google Play and Amazon.

Learn Chinese: Toy Story 3 for the iPad is based on the Diglot Weave method of teaching a new language through a story. 

Samsung's new Galaxy Tab 2 tablets fall short of Apple's iPad, but offer unique features and lower prices. 

Approximately 300,000 Macs in the United States have been infected with the Flashback trojan. Find out if you're one of them.

Not happy with the stock selection of Haggadahs? Make your own!

The Nissan NV200 minivan offers creature comforts you wouldn't normally associate with taxi cabs. 

For just $10 per month you can read Glamour, Better Homes & Gardens, Esquire, Vanity Fair and 23 other digital magazines.

Samsung responds to privacy concerns - addressing some and reinforcing that others are real.

Buyers beware: top TV makers are quietly substituting industry standard refresh rate specifications with their own artificially high numbers.

These Android, iOS and Windows Phone apps will get you hopping toward a happier Easter holiday.

The National Day of Unplugging is asking us to take a break from technology and reconnect with our families and ourselves.

New photo identity software is helping law enforcement fight the battle against child pornography.

New HDTV features create serious new privacy concerns right in the heart of our living rooms.

Our new iPad shows up in the mail and we give you our first hands-on impressions.

You don't have to pay a hefty premium to get a thin and powerful laptop with good battery life when you get an Ultrabook. 

A $99 Brainwave-reading headset could help people with Traumatic Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis and ALS.   

Twister Dance takes Twister to a new interactive level by combining music and dance steps with the iconic colored dots.  

Walmart's Disc to Digital service backs-up your movie disc collection and streams it for playback at home and on the go.

Critics slam project in which homeless men roam South by Southwest tech festival outfitted with 4G MiFi devices to raise awareness and cash.

Nerf, CitiBlocs and Activision have added glow in the dark or light-up technology to some of their popular toy lines. 

PaperKarma makes stopping paper junk mail as easy as snapping a photo.

AmEx cardholders now can tweet promotional hashtags from a host of retailers for automatic savings.

HTC's new One line of phones is sleekly designed and offers great new camera features.

Looking for a website that makes tears stream down your face with laughter? These are the sites you need to visit.

Master Moves Mickey features funky original music beats, and just may get the whole family up and dancing.

Hasbro 's Game of Life zAPPed edition updates the face-to-face board game with the interaction and accessibility of an app.  

Skylanders Giants will be able to do things and access new places in the game with the Giants’ special set of skills.  

Liquipel's invisible, ultra-thin treatment protects smartphones from moisture.

If you're a fan of the original Star Wars, then you'll love Star Wars Uncut: The Director's Cut.

A new study offers ways to improve tweets after finding that two-thirds of all updates are met with indifference or even irritation.

Fake sites were, in reality, advertisements for weight loss products.

Google is stirring the pot by making big changes in an effort to provide personal results, better target ads and become more social. 

Symantec advises users to disable their pcAnywhere product until necessary security patches are issued.

What do you do when a cell phone goes off in the middle of your concert? 

Nike+ FuelBand monitors all your daily activity, from running to playing video games, and keeps you updated on the web or your iPhone.

Apple announces new iAuthor publishing toosl and iBooks for textbooks as central to their new textbook strategy.

Find our who has access to your personal information on Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites.

A study by a Chinese research team reveals substance abuse and internet addiction may affect the same parts of the brain.

If you're one of Zappos' 24 million customers, your personal information may have been accessed. 

The Targus iNotebook uses infrared technology to capture whatever you write and wirelessly display it on an iPad screen.

The PowerPukk hydrogen fuel cell provide safe power when you’re off the beaten path.

Diabetics will soon be able to measure their blood glucose levels directly on an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad thanks to the iHealth Smart GlucoMeter previewed at CES.

Blue Microphone is offering a big boost in online calling quality at a reasonable price with its new, compact, Tiki USB mic.

Bluetooth 4.0 requires very little energy to power, extends the range of devices and is faster for transfer of lots of data. Check out these new devices that use 4.0.

These steel and Kevlar Tread headphones are made to take a beating.