A top 10 list.

The cell phone is an incredible object. But it was so “smart” from its beginning?

Texting is distracting us from our real lives.

First-hand knowledge from an enV3 user. I tell you its pro’s con’s and features. Your basic product review. Sweet.

Mothers driving and talking on cell phones is reaching epidemic proportions.

This article explains a little bit about genetic engineering. It shows what cloning is possible, but the consequences of it. It also shows other examples of types of genetic engineering.

By now you’ve no doubt heard of “The Secret” or the “law of attraction.” Do you believe it’s true? If not, what if I told you it was backed up by science? Read on for an easy-to-understand explanation.

The goal of the Stanford Prison Experiment was to examine the behavior of individuals forced into the roles of prison guard and inmate, as well as answer the age-old question, “Will good triumph over evil, or be consumed by it”?

In Part one of my “Lesson in History” series, I talked about many 20th century inventors that flew under the radar and didn’t receive as much attention or popularity as they should have. Now, I am proud to reveal the epic conclusion to the series, by taking a look at 10 not so well-known inventions that were invented between the years 1901 and 1950.

Among our more popular inventors are Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell, who invented the light bulb and the telephone, respectfully. However, there were many inventors that flew under the radar and didn’t receive as much attention or popularity as they should have. In part one of my “Lesson in History” series, I take a look at 10 inventions that were invented between the years 1951 and 2000.