Tech

I can't count the times I have been busted for screening my calls. Honestly - I hate talking on the phone and the only time I answer is when my wife calls (because I value my life).

Who needs friends when you can have a new Barbie right? That seems to be case to make soon. Mattel is working on an internet connected Barbie doll that will be able to talk with your kids. Not just some pre-recorded phrases either but actually understand and interact with what your child is saying.

This is something I actually have thought about. A few years ago one of my friends died and his Facebook page was bombarded with messages of consolation or people asking what had happened. It seemed odd because it was not like he was going to answer them back!

So...technology has taken a big dive today. There is now an app called 'Fartners' and it's like Social Networking for your flatulence. Yeah. Go ahead and wrap your head around that one. Oddly this wasn't even invented by a 12 year old boy with an immature mind. Nope - grown adults with too much time made this app.

Kids these days are spoiled with their iPhones. Find out what happens when we taken away a teenager's smartphone.

Of all the technology or inventions in your life, which is the best? Most useful? The one you can't live without?

We've all heard and SEEN how malleable the new iPhone 6 is, but will you still buy it?

Last week I talked about 7 sounds you'll never hear again thanks to technology. Now I've got a good list and a video of the top 5 phrases you may never hear again...again, thanks to technology.

Technology is a crazy, amazing, heartless, and ruthless thing. We love all the new inventions, but many of those new creations are killing our favorite old inventions!

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In news that will make car washes around the world cringe, Nissan is working on the world's first self-cleaning car.

If you're wondering why your Internet is slow -- first off, you're not crazy.  There's a good chance it is actually slower than you thought it would be.  The Wall Street Journal reported on a story and found that most Internet speeds are significantly slower than advertised by Internet Service Providers (ISPs).