The beginning of 2014 was not a good one for auto manufacturers. Toyota agreed to a huge settlement resulting from a criminal investgation conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice. General Motors recalled millions of vehicles due to a potentially deadly defect. Mazdas have been continually infested with spiders for years. Customers can keep track of auto recalls through recalls.gov -- without waiting for the letter from Uncle Sam. | Read More →

Whenever you surf the web, you create a cyber trail that advertisers and other third parties use to track your surfing habits. There are several strategies that you can utilize to minimize this intrusion on your privacy. Fortunately these strategies are relatively easy to use -- and cost you nothing. | Read More →

Using mobile phone apps can be convenient. Unfortunately, the convenience sometimes extends to hackers and identity thieves. The solution is not to give up using mobile phone apps, but rather to be smart about which apps you use and how you use them. | Read More →

Are you still using Windows XP on your computer? If so, you run the risk of attacks from viruses, Trojans and malware while operating the computer online because Microsoft ended support for the operating system on April 8, 2014. However, you can minimize your risk by following a few simple strategies. | Read More →

Sharing good times with family and friends strengthens the bonds you share. Part of sharing good times involves sharing your best experiences. As it turns out, sharing stories affects us on a deeper level than you might think. | Read More →

Puffy eyes make you look tired and older than you are. While surgery can reduce the look of puffy eyes there is no need to resort to such extreme measures. These home remedies will reduce under eye puffiness in no time at all. | Read More →