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Lantronix xPrint Server-Network Edition plugs into a home network router and makes almost any old printer compatible with the direct printing capability built into Apple’s iOS devices.

Sony has added a new twist to its popular pocket camcorder line-up – the ability to stream video live over the Internet via a built-in Wi-Fi connection.  The Bloggie Live, priced at $250, shoots full HD video and 12.8 megapixel stills.

Mimomicro merges Star Wars and DC Comics character-themed collectibles with practical, two-in-one  USB drive and SD card reader.

Fisher Price's rugged, touch screen Kid Tough DVR records two hours of TV and serves as a portable viewer for toddlers.

Audiovox car connection lets users wirelessly monitor performance data, mileage information and GPS info such as speed and location.

The Samsung Galaxy Note is fast, beautiful and large, with an impressive 5.3-inch Super AMOLED display and stylus. For some, it's too big, but for multimedia enthusiasts, it has strong appeal.

Dell Introduces Wafer-Thin XPS 13 Ultrabook

TV makers are trying to jumpstart sales with smartphone-like capabilities and huge leaps in picture quality.

The world of speaker docks sometimes seems like Apple-only territory, but iLuv is branching out to serve the needs of Android tablet users as well.

LG's new TV's use voice and gesture control.

Ultrabook Meets Tablet in Lenovo’s Convertible Hybrid

LG's new smart refrigerator monitors food freshness, suggests recipes, creates shopping lists and lots more.

The Smart Baby Scale connects wirelessly to iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch to track baby's weight.

Tout's iPhone app will tell you who has opened and who has ignored your emails.

Mistype a URL and you can land on a page that compromises your security.

Good Housekeeping marries the physical cookbook with online video tutorials in the newly published The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen Cookbook. 

 In new research conducted by Nielsen, Facebookers list their top reasons for adding and removing friends.

Skype gives the gift of free Wi-Fi to PC, Mac and iPhone owners at more than 50 U.S. airports.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will soon allow passengers to check other travelers’ public Facebook and LinkedIn profiles to choose their seatmates.

The ESRB content rating system used for video games today will soon provide parents with guidance for mobile apps.

There's one serious problem for parent of kids using the Amazon Kindle Fire... one click purchasing.

PBS Kids has released a new app for the iPhone and iPod touch with free streaming for more than 2,000 videos.

Carrier IQ "keystroke logger" runs on iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and Nokia phones without the user's knowledge, recording personal information.

A new study suggests that laptops connected to Wi-Fi may damage men's sperm.

A Facebook post supporting wounded soldiers is, unfortunately, a hoax.

If you have a TV without apps, Biscotti gives you free video chat from the comfort of your living room sofa.

Gadgets and apps that will help you plan, shop for and cook a great Thanksgiving meal.

The HP 2311gt 3D 23-inch LED backlit monitor turns any PC into a 3D gaming and movie center.

These six tech products are so outrageously overpriced, it may just blow your mind. And one of them you probably use everyday.

I have 66 slaves working for me, estimates Slavery Footprint, based on my lifestyle and the size of my family.

The ecoATM automated electronics-trade-in kiosk will buy back your old gear, dispensing cash immediately.

Set those digital memories free by creating gorgeous, personalized canvas prints with CanvasPop!

Have iPads corrupted this baby's mind or is it just being a baby?

Verizon Wireless new privacy policy creates significant privacy concerns for customers.

Steve Jobs moved people to stretch beyond their own limits and beliefs and build something more.

A little Jewish New Year holiday humor with a tech angle!

At only $199, Amazon's Kindle Fire is positioned to be a huge hit.

Buy a Vizio TV and you may be out-of-luck when you're out-of-warranty.

Leave video message reminders on the fridge with Native Union's Play magnetized video player/recorder.

A very funny video of a lovely senior couple trying to use their new webcam.

The BookBook case gives you that vintage leather look for your iPhone 4.

Panasonic's five-blade shaver delivers a closer more comfortable shave.

The FTC has forced two marketers to stop falsely claiming that their smartphone applications could treat acne.

The electronic products in our homes can be among the most dangerous products we have. Yet you can avoid these hazards with a few simple precautionary measures.

With prices dropping below $200 for capacitive touchscreen Android tablets, the tablet becomes an interesting alternative to the netbook.

Samsung's new MV800 camera offers a handy flip-out display, "app-style" menus and fun artistic features. 

JibJab Jr. Books for iPad lets you customize animated e-books with your child's name and face.

You've seen the ads on dozens of sites — "Get an iPad for only $10!". Sound too good to be true? You bet it is.

Sol Republic Tracks headphones produce high-quality sound and break down so you can swap cords and headbands.

Magellan's back-up camera kit for its RoadMate Safety Series portable nav systems shows a 120-degree view around the rear of the vehicle.

The Facts of Lice iPhone app provides warnings about lice outbreaks in your area.

The NewYu fitness monitor accurately calculates your caloric burn with its ability to distinguish between different forms of exercise and daily activities.

Salespeople at the big box electronics retailers feverishly push extended warranties to their customers. Why?

Itemize.com promises to sort through thousands of deals to deliver only those offers that will appeal to you.

Gamers can help themselves to six diverse downloadable games while helping a worthwhile charity. 

With the price dropped to $99 and an upgrade path to the next version of Google TV, does it make sense to buy a Logitech Revue?

Today, Skype launched its Skype for iPad app, available for download in the iTunes App Store. 

Select textbooks can now be downloaded to a Kindle or any of the myriad devices that run Kindle reader software.

TiVo software make it easy to find TV shows and movies on Best Buy's Insignia Connected TVs.

Nintendo has drastically cut the price from $249.99 to $169.99.

Sony claims its solution to digital doubles the TX55's optical zoom while producing high-quality full-resolution images.

A new study shows that the level of spying among spouses and dating partners has reached shocking levels.

Sonos lowered its entry level pricing to $299 with its new Play:3, a small all-in-one that combines a music streamer and speaker.

Today Lenovo introduced two upcoming Android tablets, plus the IdeaPad P1 running Windows 7.

It's not clear what took EA so long to create their Android version, but what is clear is that it wasn't all time well spent.

Does Google+ have what it takes to make Facebook shake? Let’s look at how the new service stacks up.

We test the Songify App for iPhone to see if it can turn even the most musically-challenged of us into budding pop stars. 

The most tech-savvy families are more optimistic about the future when compared to their less-techie counterparts.

The son of the Georgian President sets a world record for iPad speed typing.

A major review of published research concludes there is no convincing evidence that cell phones cause brain tumor

The new EnergyGuide labels for TVs finally let us compare the true costs of TV ownership.

The tables are turned on this well-known television host.

LeapFrog's LeapPad delivers educational content and videos in a ruggedized kids tablet.

Find out if your email address was one of the 1,000,000+ stolen in recent hacker attacks.

Anthony Weiner is hardly the first politician or celebrity to get tripped up by using technology.

Best Buy Customer shipping addresses changed without customer knowledge.

Highlights of Sony's press conference at E3 - the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation TV

Apple's new iOS 5 operating system will bring more than 200 new features to your iPhone, iPad and/or iPod Touch.

Apple's iCloud tears down the content/device prison and creates – you'll excuse the expression – a new content/device paradigm.

A 16-year old girl gets some unintended consequences when she invites everyone on Facebook to her birthday party.

Learn the tips and techniques that separate Lego Master Builders from the assemblers.

Lark Pro, an iPhone-based app and sleep-monitoring device, helps you get a better night's sleep.

Google’s new Android Market Movies has thousands of downloadable (or streamable) movies.

A security risk lets intruders access your calendar and contacts with Android phones used over unsecured Wi-Fi networks

With USB ports at a premium these days for charging and connecting devices, HP's Wi-Fi Mouse comes as a welcome exception.

Slacker combines traditional radio programming with the ability to play individual tracks and albums on the go.

Everywhere you ads are popping up advertising superfast "4G" networks. But what is 4G anyway and who really has it?

Tech products we take for granted that will likely be dead in five years.

Widespread fake security software scam hits Mac users. Here's what it is and how to protect yourself. 

Bang & Olufsen is releasing it's first 3DTV with a beautiful design and stunning features at a whopping $85,000.

Apple to offer a fix to the location storage issue in an upcoming iOS patch.

The white iPhone is finally arriving on April 28th for AT&T and Verizon.

Yet another massive data breach, this time from Sony. Is your data safe?

Android phones are also storing location information, but less than on iPhone.

Concerned about your privacy? The iPhone tracks every move you make and stores it on your phone.

What if Moses had access to modern Internet tools? Watch this video to find out!

Cisco to shut down Flip line of camcorders, refocusing on home networking devices.

Amazon Kindle discounted to $114 for ad-supported version.

A newly revised YouTube search system makes it much easier to specify topics of interest and weed out irrelevant results.