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I have openly admitted right here in these pages that I like my gadgets and that I preordered an iPhone 6 in the wee hours of the morning to ensure a launch-day delivery. But the conversations on some online message boards have made me look perfectly sane.

Yesterday, we talked about the positives and negatives about being a part of the herd trying to be among the first to own the new iPhone. And honestly, I was on the fence about how I was going to play it. But a little insomnia made the decision for me.

Every year or so, Apple whips technology fans into a tizzy, brings Internet traffic to a screeching halt, and gets people to line up for hours just to have the latest tech. Will you be one of them?

As Halloween creeps ever closer, thrill seekers and amateur ghost hunters will start to snoop around to scare each other and try to find evidence of "the other side". If you fall into either of those groups, here are some suggestions to get you started on the cheap.

Superstorm Sandy and the Seaside Boardwalk Fire changed Ocean County forever. A talented group of designers, producers, and journalists got together to make an interactive app to bring you right into the experiences on the Seaside Heights and Seaside Park boardwalks.

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

It was this day in 2001 the first of the iPods were released by Apple.  It's the day we basically said good-bye to the Walkman CD player.

A couple of weeks ago, I showed you how the voice recognition and communication software in Apple's Siri works. And now, we know who actually provided the voice of Siri.

Many iPhone users talk to their "virtual assistant", Siri, every day. But have you ever wondered how Siri became so conversational?

This video is clearly meant as comedy, but I think when we take a good look at it, it's more of a social statement. Do you feel like this sometimes when everyone has their smartphones out? Watch below: