cell phone

There might only be one or two people that actually "have-to-have" a landline at home or business. What happens when you don't have that landline?

Not sure about you but I find myself getting confused on the difference between a lithium battery and the ones I put in the smoke detector, which ones can you put in the trash?

Did you panic (like I totally did) when your iPhone wallpaper suddenly disappeared, and your screen went blank? Here's how to fix it, I mean trick it into working again.

Is it too much to ask?

Can you record the people next to you? How about your own phone conversations? What is legal, what is not?

Have a few phones lying around that don't work anymore? You could try to get credit for them when you get your next phone or simply bring them to one of these places:

Can you get a ticket for checking your email at a red light? Or is this still a big no-no according to New York State?

Can you unplug for 24 hours? No texting. No social media. No online shopping. No gaming and no smart watches for an entire day. Reviews.org wants to give someone $2,400 to go 24 hours without technology in the Digital Detox Challenge.