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Using a fully customizable menu, you can now build your own beer for the PicoBrew Pico.
The latest version of CyberLink's PowerDVD software now includes a dedicated TV mode and Chromecast streaming, in addition to future 4K Blu-ray support.
If your smart home detects a leak, HomeAdvisor will have a reputable plumber in your area call you.
Home security giant ADT embraces the smart home with a new month-to-month professional monitoring service.
In addition to 4K, there are some interface tweaks and new guided edits.
It inherits haze reduction and shake reduction from its big sister.
Office 2016 arrives today with big updates to how you work with others. But how does it stack up against its number one adversary Google Docs?
Microsoft's has built a new, Modern browser for Windows 10.
Adobe Lightroom 6/CC remains a fine photo-editing and organizing tool, but the new version doesn't rise much past its predecessor.
Adobe Document Cloud, its apps and applications look like a very good start, but you may want to wait a bit before jumping in with anything other than Fill & Sign.
Lyve is a fast and hands-off way to organize your photos if you don't want to do it yourself.
Apple's Photos for Mac OS X Yosemite combines an iOS-like interface with advanced editing tools familiar to desktop users. CNET takes a closer look at the developer release.
Logic Pro X 10.1 from Apple is a self-contained music studio that offers tremendous flexibility and power -- once you get past the learning curve.
Project Spartan is now available for testing on Windows 10.
While the updates to its Shake Stabilizer is welcome, the rest of the program's updates don't feel terribly compelling.
If you're looking for gee-whiz features, you won't find them here. But there are still some nice enhancements.
In partnership with retailers, banks and credit card companies, Apple launches the iOS mobile payment service Apple Pay in the US on October 20.
This app is useful on its own now, but with a concept feature on display at IFA 2014, you might never again have to open your oven door to check on food while it's cooking.
