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Consumer Reports tested two dozen of the popular 'pod' single-serve machines, for those who like to brew a cup and go.
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Lauren Richeson is settled in her new apartment now, but for months a moving company held her belongings hostage.
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Lots of video games on the market are advertised as a fun way to get fit. Consumer Reports checked out five.
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There is a new warning about a popular drug more and more men are taking: testosterone.
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Consumer Reports tested a dozen sunscreens and finds there is no guarantee you are getting the level of protection listed.
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Consumer Reports' medical adviser says be careful how you get that long lash look.
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If you store sensitive information on your smart phone, losing track of it could spell disaster. A just-released survey by Consumer Reports projects more than 7 million smart-phone owners had a phone that was lost, stolen, or ruined in the last year.
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A Consumer Reports investigation reveals that ground turkey can also be a breeding ground for antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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If you've been thinking about getting a backup laptop, either for yourself or one that's easy for your kids to use there's a new kind that's being heavily advertised. It's called a Chromebook.
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Catching great action shots from your mountain bike or on the beach is a lot easier these days with cool new video cameras.
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When Leta Pegram saw a jump in her monthly telecom bill, she took action.
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Over the last year, more people are paying for stuff by waving, sliding, or tapping their smart phones. More and more apps are offering different ways to pay. They're called digital wallets.
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They are commonly prescribed drugs: Lipitor, Actos, or Lexapro. But new generics of these and other big name drugs could be a real money saver.
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Consumer Reports wanted to see whether restaurant-goers are getting an accurate calorie count from menus.
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Consumer Reports engineers say the new BMW 3 series is great to drive, but its surveys show some older models aren't aging well.
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If you're concerned about someone stealing your financial identity, you might be tempted to buy one of the many I-D protection services being heavily promoted. Millions of Americans have, but is it worth it? Consumer Reports analyzed this billion-dollar industry.
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Getting the most for your money is just common sense. Today's travel cards can be a great way to stretch your dollars - that is if you pay your balance off every month.
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The latest buzzword in supermarkets is antioxidants. These days you see it on all kinds of products. Consumer Reports looks beyond the hype to find out what you really need to know about antioxidants.
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How did we get along before cell phones? They've become part of everyday life, but that doesn't mean we're happy about the cost! Consumer Reports says a new service provider, Republic Wireless, isn't for everybody, but it may be for you!
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This is a great time of year to buy a big-screen TV. Whether your television is brand new or you've had it for awhile, you want the picture to dazzle. There are professionals you can hire to calibrate your TV, but that costs hundreds! Consumer Reports' testers have simple steps you can take that don't cost a dime.
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Want to get your sweetheart an unusual gift this Valentine's Day? Consumer Reports says it might just be a box of chocolates!
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Hair extensions make you look like you have long, luscious locks. But Consumer Reports cautions that this beauty trend, fueled by celebrities who use hair extensions, can turn ugly.
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In a just-released survey, Consumer Reports found a surprising number of people have overlooked some of the most basic financial precautions.
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More than two-thirds of American adults are overweight, even obese. At the top of many New Year's resolutions is the dreaded "D" word - diet. Consumer Reports' just-released survey of 9,000 subscribers rates more than a dozen of the most popular diets.
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ItConsumer Reports says that you can save hundreds of dollars if you take advantage of some deals on 2013 cars.
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Looking for a festive drink to serve over the holidays? Champagne can fill the bill, but these "French" sparkling wines can be pricey.
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If getting into shape is high on your list of New Year's resolutions (AGAIN!) and you're wondering if some infomercial exercise products can get you there, you're in luck! Consumer Reports just put three to the test.
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Pork is a staple in many American diets. But Consumer Reports' lab tests of nearly 200 samples of pork chops and ground pork found cause for concern.
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The world of tablets keeps growing. New entries include the Nook HD and HD+, the iPad Mini, and the Surface.
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Anyone who hosts Thanksgiving dinner knows how much work it is. A good store-bought stuffing can help relieve some of the stress in the kitchen. But it's got to taste good!
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Looking for a great gift this holiday season? Consumer Reports just tested wireless speakers. They make it easy to stream music from your smart phone, tablet, or computer without a bunch of wires.
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Who doesn't love a good game of Monopoly--especially when you can use an iPad to keep track of your cash, or break out of jail by playing a game on the tablet!
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Consumer Reports has just finished testing the iPhone 5. With 4G, it's now as fast as the fastest Android phones, but there are still plenty of differences.
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The economy may still be wavering, but not the banks. They're still sending consumers plenty of credit-card offers with enticing rewards, cash-back offers, and low interest rates. Consumer Reports just analyzed more than 50 cards, including ones that are good for those struggling to pay off their credit-card debt.
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Finding a good health insurance plan is one of the most important decisions you can make. And it's just gotten a lot easier.
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Consumer Reports surveyed more than 28,000 of its subscribers to find out.
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Consumer Reports cut through the hype by conducting tough tests on 19 all-purpose cleaners.
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Sade Baderinwa has the results from Consumer Reports
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But Consumer Reports' tests of 32 rices and dozens of rice products find all contained arsenic.
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Many Americans grappling with the high cost of medicine may be putting themselves in harm's way, according to the Consumer Reports National Research Center.
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Sales of portable space heaters start to take off this time of year.
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The economy may be struggling, but the fraud business is booming. Fraud and ID theft complaints are up sharply. Consumer Reports says scam artists are cleverly exploiting all kinds of new technology to rip you off.
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When it comes to lightbulbs, nearly 75 percent of Americans are now using CFLs, according to a Consumer Reports survey. Far fewer have tried LEDs.
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Smart phones don't take close-ups or wide-angle shots. New add-on lenses aim to change that.
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Homeowners insurance premiums keep going up. And coverage keeps eroding, according to Consumer Reports.
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Bathrooms are one of the most expensive rooms to remodel. But there are ways to makeover yours without breaking the bank.
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The Food and Drug administration has received more than 6,000 reports of serious adverse events in the last five years.
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Boxed, frozen, or canned - Americans spend more than 100 billion dollars a year on processed food, more than any other type of food. What's pictured on the packages often looks delicious, so it can be a real disappointment when food doesn't match. Consumer Reports gets lots of complaints!
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Planning a night at the movies? A just-released Consumer Reports survey shows more people watched videos from their couch than headed to a theater.
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