Tech

Our phones serve many purposes. There our calendar, entertainment for our kids, our email head quarters, shopping devices and of course we use our phones to avoid talking to people around us.

You'll find this interesting now matter where you stand on the whole climate change issue.

Google Gmail has now given you the ability to undo a sent message. As long as you properly configure your settings, you'll have up to 30 seconds to recall a Gmail message after you send it. Here's a quick video tutorial on how to configure your account...

At this point, pretty much everyone has a cell phone. I saw on Facebook yesterday that one of my friends had bought a Trac-Phone for her 1 year old to play with! We can't live without these devices and they are all but attached to our bodies. So what happens when, by some dark force of magic, you forget your phone at home?

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).

Wearable tech is the "it" thing right now. With Apple set to debut the Apple Watch, soon we won't just be carrying our favorite devices in our pockets, but strapping them to our body.

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.

According to a new Harris poll, 50% of American adults say that, yeah, they sometimes pull out their phone to take a secret photo or video of someone. Most of the reasons for snapping a clandestine pic aren't as creepy as you might think. Basically, it looks like we get kicks out of catching people doing funny stuff. Here's who we're targeting :

Lots of technology comes with voice recognition. Our smart phones all include voice text. Our cars let you give voice commands for navigation and hands-free phone calls.

Let's be honest, most of us have taken a wash cloth or a hand towel from a hotel that we have stayed at. So you might be sad to know that technology is here to keep you honest.