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If there's one place in the house that's mysterious, it's the kitchen. With strange things going on when we're not there, tightly closed doors and whirring machines. The kitchen is a strange destination of things we've never seen. Until now. Come along inside the dishwasher. Whether you want to admit it or not, you know you've always wondered what goes on in there. Now you can see for yourself: Re

Most of us see this every day - you're behind a car on the Parkway, 70, 37, or another busy local highway, and the vehicle starts to drift a little over the line. The driver obviously suddenly notices as the car swerves back into the lane. You go to pass the car and you see the driver glancing down at a cell phone. It's not funny anymore. People are getting killed. A lot of them. Watch this video

Hello, my name is Justin, and I'm a gadget addict.

Word leaked ahead of time that a Michael Jackson "performance" would be happening at last night's Billboard Music Awards. But nobody could have expected the stunning technological spectacle that brought us as close as we're going to get to bringing the King of Pop back. Watch the amazing holographic performance of "Slave to the Rhythm" for yourself below:

The use of technology in the classroom is not a brand new concept, but its involvement has skyrocketed over recent years with some school districts encouraging students to bring their own gadgets from home.

If there's one thing that the Internet is really good at, it's speculation and rumor. As long ago as last year, before the iPhone 5s and 5c were even released, speculation was rampant on what the iPhone 6 was going to look like and be able to do. Now that Apple is expected to unveil their next generation of iPhones within the next couple of months, the speculators are back at it full force. Read M

A new company created by the New Jersey Institute of Technology is working on creating new products and services for the future that will be easier, quicker and cheaper.

Technology has really changed how we document kids growing up. Many of us have the occasional Polaroid or some printed photos of ourselves as we were growing up, but teenagers these days have come of age with digital cameras everywhere. This parent diligently documented his teenage daughter's development from almost day one and put it all together in to one amazing four minute long video. Watch: R

One surefire way to spot someone on the cutting edge of technology is if they're sporting Google's exclusive wearable computer, "Google Glass". Until today, you had to be someone in the know to score the desirable device. As of this writing, you can go buy it for yourself, for a limited time of course. But is it worth it?

When I would take the train from college to my internship in New York City, I'd always bring my Walkman with me. Of course, at the time, listening to music was a totally different experience - you had to listen to the songs in order (or make your own mix tape), and unless you wanted to bring a bunch of cassette tapes with you, you could only listen to a handful of songs. The music listening experi