Part 1: Research into how and why technology can hurt our bodies, and the techniques we can use to help us get better. Next: Gadgets and gear to fix it. Read more

Ever wondered what the deal is with those infomercial gadgets? We reviewed four of them: Magic Bullet, Stealth S.S.A, Slendertone, and Jupiter Jack. Read more

More tinfoil hat conspiracy theories from your favorite columnist. How good is government camera surveillance? Is electrostatic discharge a real threat? Read more

This week in Tech Myths: We attempt signal boosting for phones, learn about boosted mercury levels, and boost our skills with hot HDR photography. Read more

These might be the lazy days of summer, but in the labs work hasn’t stopped on some of the coolest new technology innovations. Read more

Are noise damage from loud music and radiation damage to brains from computers real? We test radiation and build our own noise-canceling headphones. Read more

We tear the roof off of energy drink effects, credit card magnetic strips, and cell-phone tracking conspiracy theories. All will be revealed! Read more

In this installment: Can you recover a drowned phone? Can your phone blow up a gas station? Can prying eyes take control of your webcam? Read more

Spring's here. Time for a look at tech down on the farm. From robotic fruit pickers to hydrogen fuel cell tractors, farming is taking on gadgets. Read more

In the U.S., it is average to pay $220 per month for telecom services. In this economy, how will that hold up? Read more