If you are unhappy with your cell phone service, you're not alone. Only about half the people in a new Consumer Reports' survey were highly satisfied.

When you go to the drugstore, do you ever wonder what the difference is between his and her products? Consumer Reports says one big difference may be price.

The Barnes and Noble "Nook E-Book" is already sold out.

Things are back to normal...after glitch on Ebay this weekend.

It’s been 9 months since 18 gambling machines were seized.

A good bottle of wine can really complement a holiday feast, whether you're preparing it or going to someone else's home. Consumer Reports has some to recommend that are pleasing to your palate and pocketbook-and can save you time during the harried holidays.

Seven-billion pounds of the chemical Bisphenol A, or BPA, are produced every year and used in all sorts of products-Including clear plastic bottles and food-can liners.

Herbs and spices add variety and flavor to foods. But the small jars can cost plenty-in some cases the equivalent of more than one hundred dollars a pound.

It's time to get ready for a Thanksgiving feast, and you're stressed for time. Could a store-bought gravy save you some time and fool your guests?

Holiday tipping is a tradition, but if you start to get sweaty palms trying to figure out WHO to tip and HOW MUCH, you're not alone.

Heartburn. It used to be, the treatment was to avoid spicy foods and pop a lot of antacids. That was before drug companies discovered that a little indigestion could mean big money.

With money tight, you may be ignoring that strange noise under your hood. Consumer Reports warns-that could be a costly mistake!

Some of the healthy-sounding claims on the front of food packages are now under investigation by the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA is concerned that they may be misleading shoppers.

While sales of most appliances are down, coffeemaker sales are perking right along. They're up 5% this year.

Prices on Blu-Ray players are coming down, and more and more Blu-ray movies are now available, so you may be thinking of getting a player-or giving one.

90% of American families use paper towels. But how do you know you're getting the best one for your money?

Amanda Herman has a photo album that holds memories of a friendship now spoiled by broken trust.

Last year, a whopping 219-billion dollars worth of products were returned. Consumer Reports ShopSmart says in order not to get burned later put return policies on your radar now.

Online Retailer, Amazon, wants your payment options to be a little easier.

Consumer Reports has just tested high-fiber cereals to see if at long last, flavor and fiber can go together.

Good showerheads can really make the difference. They can be easy to install, but figuring out which to buy is tough. Consumer Reports puts them to the test.

In our time-stressed world, products that promise to save time and effort can be big sellers. Consumer Reports tests three "make-your-life-easier products" to see if they really can save you time and effort.

Nearly 500 Americans die from carbon-monoxide poisoning each year. And more than 15,000 end up in emergency rooms.

Jerry Subject claims his car was towed improperly from a city street by a private tow company.

A nationwide study finds that long airline delays are twice as common as they were 20 years-ago.