Security Flaw Discovered In iPhone 4S "Siri" Feature
Just as Apple breaks a record by selling four million iPhone 4S devices in a weekend, there's news of a security flaw.
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Just as Apple breaks a record by selling four million iPhone 4S devices in a weekend, there's news of a security flaw.
Florida college students who are being denied in-state tuition rates are getting a little help from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
A new report from Credit Suisse is giving credible evidence to back up the Occupy Wall Street groups claims that the wealth disparity in the U.S. is continuing to grow wider and wider.
Seniors are about to see something they haven't seen in two years – a raise.
The cost of mailing a letter is once again going up across South Florida. That's because the US Postal Service announced Tuesday it will be increasing postage rates.
A Florida lawmaker is fighting back against nationwide banks who want to charge customers monthly fees for debit card use.
Car makers are slowly introducing a whole new series of high-mileage mini-cars and SUVs to meet the growing demand for better fuel economy and lower operating cost.
Florida's Prepaid College plan goes on sale once again on Monday but be prepared to dig deep into your bank account to prepay for your little one's educational future.
Another setback for South Florida's struggling housing market lies is just beneath the surface – thousands of homes that make up the so-called "shadow inventory."
Miami-Dade and Broward residents without health insurance are being offered a hopeful alternative - and it's free.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says it's now easier than ever for parents to find safe booster seats for children.
Monitoring your kids' Internet activity used to be as easy as setting up the family desktop in the living room. Not any more. Thanks to smart phones and laptops, kids are online all the time without mom and dad's knowledge.
A new kind of social media is growing by the moment. Like Twitter and facebook, Tout helps to get the message across, but there is a difference.
South Floridians who rely on their Blackberry to get them through the day may have noticed their smart phone isn't so smart.
South Florida property owners who rely on state run Citizens Property Insurance will be paying more for it next year.
