Don't-Miss Consumer Advice Stories
Drawing on iPad Pro in OneNote vs. Evernote
The OneNote and Evernote note-taking apps are both useful, but one is thoughtfully designed for use with the iPad Pro and Apple's Pencil stylus, while the other ... isn't.
Rugged smartphones' dirty little secret
A number of leading phone manufacturers, including Samsung and Motorola, 'ruggedized' some of their flagship products in an attempt to reduce screen shatters. But they overlooked another common area of display damage: scratches.
Galaxy S7 vs. GS7 Active: 4 reasons to go rugged
CIO.com's Al Sacco compares Samsung's popular Galaxy S7 smartphone to the new ruggedized GS7 Active and points out ways the rugged version outperforms its more delicate counterpart.
Rapid review: Uno Noteband wearable
In this quick video review, CIO.com Managing Editor Al Sacco goes hands-on with the Uno Noteband wearable notification monitor and fitness tracker.
Real Time Deals: Our Picks for Best Tech Discounts Happening Right Now
We scraped the internet for this real-time list of discounts at various online retailers. These are only good for a few days, so check the list right now.
TPP revealed: What the once-secret trade deal means for online copyright
One month after signing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, the governments of the U.S. and New Zealand have published the full treaty, including details of what ISPs must do to defend others' copyrights.
The FitNatic Nourish, and other cautionary crowd-funding tales
Revelations of the sketchy track record of two members of the FitNatic team prompted us to look back at successful crowd-funding campaigns that failed to deliver.
Google tool helps homeowners decide on solar system purchase
A new Google tool, called Project Sunroof, lets users enter their home address and gives them information related to the costs and savings of having a solar power system installed on their home.
How T-Mobile's pricing is pushing AT&T; and Verizon in a race to the bottom
In the wake of T-Mobile's aggressive, expansive plans, AT&T; is the latest carrier to blink. But wait: Prices will drop much more.