While most scammers use the internet to snare victims, they still rely on good old-fashioned phone calls. And while phishing campaigns can span entire countries, sometimes they hit closer to home. We've got details on scams targeting residents in the U.S. Here's what the crooks are doing and what you can do to stay safe.

Samsung is in hot water again. Its Note 7 fiasco has long passed, but the company's newer devices are experiencing similar issues. People say their phones are swelling up. This is a dangerous issue that could lead to a fire. It doesn't just affect older phones, nor is the problem limited to Samsung. Here's what you need to do to stay safe.

A bug appeared in August, rendering Outlook virtually impossible to use. As soon as the app opens, it loads for a few seconds and then crashes. Microsoft has now released a patch that will hopefully make it a thing of the past. Here's what you need to know.

Fall for a fake account on social media and you could lose your password. Once hackers have this information, they could use it to unlock your digital world — including your financial accounts. We'll show you how to spot fake Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

Sick of losing your keys? All that time you spend searching could be spent on the road, not being late. These key trackers turn frustration into joy. You'll never lose your keys again, so you can move on with life.

Tired of refilling butane lighters with fluid? Problem solved! These arc lighters use a simple electric charge to light lanterns, candles and even fireplaces. They recharge easily and improve safety by eliminating fire risks.