technology

These headphones can run off the light inside your home.

These days everyone has a cell phone and on every one of those phones we all have an assortment of apps that fit our lives in one way or another.

A new phone case, designed for the busy girl on the go, really makes your phone your best friend by turning it into a vibrator.

Remember when you were in elementary school and you liked a boy or girl and a best friend would pass them a note that said, "do you like (whoever). circle yes or no."

It's no secret that the art of conversation is a dying art. Don't believe me, go out to eat and look at the number of people all sitting at a table together but not saying a word to each other but instead texting. I have actually been at a table where people were sitting there texting each other.

Straight out of the movie "Real Steel" robot fighting is coming to your t.v. tonight. The SciFi Network will be pitting eight foot robots against each other.  Much like the movie, the robots will be controlled by people who are involved in real sports and plain old computer geeks. More after the jump.

Ok my brothers listen up! I am about to tell you the most common injury guys of this generation inflict upon their man parts.

You have got to check out this trio of Robots that can throw down some serious covers.

Cat toys sure have come a long way. Yarn and stuffed mice are still fun, but the more tech-savvy felines prefer getting their entertainment a whole new way: from an iPad. Cat food maker Friskies has released a new app called ‘You vs. Cat,’ billing it as the first dual-species tablet game to let humans play along with their feline friends.

By now we have all seen and heard about how you can talk to an iPhone and learn where the nearest liquor, smoke shop, or even the closest fast food joint or whatever it is you may need to find.

If you thought your smartphone couldn’t suck more time out of your day, think again. Now it has a machine gun attachment, ho ho ho.

I this video, set 50 years from now, hipsters talk about the "glory days" of the internet. They also cuss. The cussing is bleeped, but is no less funny. I think this is for some type of convention or seminar, so they get an "A" for their commercial and a "D" for letting people know what the hell they're selling.  It's still worth your time.