A new way to beat the airlines by making it easier to use your award miles for free seats. Kurt the CyberGuy shows us how to find open seats for nothing and some of the travel gear making it safer and easier to take a summer trip.

Kurt goes on a tour of Jerry Seinfeld's old house to see if a new site that matches your personality to neighborhoods can pass the test. Real estate guru Michael Corbett helps Kurt find the right home and predicts when the housing downturn will swing back up.

Kurt will show you how he’s paying $17 for a new $200 iPhone when it comes out Friday. Cell phone swap sites being pinged more than ever as people look to unload their old mobile phone as new phones hit the market. One site will even pay you cash for your old phone.

Kurt turns into CyberGuy P-I to investigate how well two new sites are at spotting crimes in your very own neighborhood. Plus, how to turn your cell phone into an instant neighborhood alert system.

The new wireless internet on flights has also opened the skies to a new threat that could make its way past airport security. Our CyberGuy shows how hackers may be sitting near you, sending out a bogus wifi signal and stealing from more than your carry-on bag.

What you should really be paying to replace a flat tire, a broken transmission and other costly car repairs. Kurt the CyberGuy tests two new sites that say they can keep auto shops honest and give you the power to get a fair price on anything that goes wrong with your ride.

The stats are in and holding a cell phone when driving does cause more accidents. Kurt the CyberGuy tells you what you need to know about wireless Bluetooth headsets and how to score a totally free headset just for asking.

Kurt the CyberGuy says social network page status messages that let you see what your friends are up to by the moment are now going mobile. Find out why “I’m eating breakfast,” “pondering a new pair of shoes” and sharing other mundane status messages is now exploding in popularity.

Do-it-yourself genetic testing can tell a lot about yourself - like how likely you are to develop heart disease. Kurt the CyberGuy gets a read on his own DNA from a new industry now coming under fire by the government.

A gadget on Google now gives you the nearest pump with the cheapest price. Kurt the CyberGuy shows you how to activate this money-saving free feature to get an edge on a fill-up.

Kurt the CyberGuy puts both Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway to the test to see if their big screen spy skills rubbed off in real life. You won’t believe which actor was able to find 4 hidden spy cams first.

How green are we really after Earth Day? Turns out 90 percent of us tossing out a cell phone failed at going green already. Kurt dives into the frightening statistics that show people are a lot lazier than they are responsible when it comes to getting the grade on the green report card.

Want to dress like your favorite American Idol? Love that Couch you see on "The Real World?" We take a look at Starstyle a new website that allows viewers to identify and purchase the apparel, furnishings, gadgets and music featured in their favorite TV shows and films, and now music videos. Kurt goes behind the scenes of the Young and the Restless and talks to some of the stars to see what they think about this new trend.