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Digital picture frames have quickly gone from expensive technological baubles to cut-rate commodities that you grab on your way out of the store. For not much more than the price of a professionally framed 8-by-10 print, one of these compact LCD screens can show off hundreds of vacation photos.

Can you recall the five worst phishing scams to grace your e-mail in-box? Can you spot a genuine e-mail from your financial institution or government agency? Don't feel too technologically challenged if your answer is no to either -- or both -- of these questions. Even security experts are hard-pressed to choose the worst phishing scams.

Joel goes through his current collection of games and compares them to what a host of fanboys consider to be the Gold Standard: Halo 3

Not even a year after its inception, Joel's production and gaming PC started to fail. Rather than repair it, Joel took the enthusiast approach and completely upgraded the machine.

Under pressure from investor Carl C. Icahn, Motorola spun off its mobile phone unit, as it struggled to come up with new products to replace the highly successful Razr.

Adobe's new Photoshop Express site lets users group images into Web albums and then post them to popular social networking sites.

Southern California Edison plans to install solar panels on more than two square miles of rooftop, enough to power about 160,000 homes when the sun is shining.

The video game company famous for its "Grand Theft Auto" games told its shareholders to reject a $2 billion buyout bid from Electronic Arts, calling it insufficient.

The business software company reported a 30 percent rise in quarterly profit, but a lower-than-expected increase in new software licenses caused shares to fall in after-hours trading.

Rambus, the developer of memory chip technology, said it won an important ruling in a long-running patent lawsuit, sending its shares 39 percent higher.