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No matter how divine the technology of an all-in-one phone, two vulnerabilities forever hover: human error and mechanical failure. And when so much information is held on one device, the...

Admit it. You love your cell phone. And iPod. And BlackBerry. But no one loves the clutter of all those devices. That's about to change. Soon, your entire digital world...

For a genre whose name recalls something as harmless as candy-coated gum, the term "chick-lit" sure has become divisive. While the term was coined by writer and University of Illinois...

Already, wireless carriers and electronics manufacturers offer products with several pieces of the puzzle. Palm's Treo line of smart phones is certainly close. But no one has perfected the total...

After a particularly hot, dry summer, lawns that were allowed to go dormant generally have started to snap back and are green and growing again. If you still have bare...

Calling "do-over" in a months-old marriage might be a twist in a movie or a short chapter in a movie star's life. But in the real world, annulments are about...

The most controlled way of chopping nuts is on a large chopping board with a sharp chef's knife. That way you can turn the knife selectively and work all pieces...

Readers are fascinated with the afterlife, judging from the success of such best-selling novels as Alice Sebold's "The Lovely Bones" and Mitch Albom's "The Five People You Meet in Heaven."...

A secretary's pocket-fishing produces two pennies and a nickel, not enough change for a vending-machine purchase to satisfy her midday munchies. She points her cell phone at the vending machine...

Your grade school angel might not cuss. But he may be freakin' close. The daily lexicon, whether on television, stored in kids' iPods or packed in your soccer carpool, brims...