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Grace Helbig is in New York City to check out the Wired store where holiday shoppers can take in 10,000 square feet of over 200 products. Excuse me while I tidy up after that nerdgasm.

From human organ printing to hologram TV, here are 10 technologies that come straight from the future.

Jive Software SVP Chris Morace talked about how enterprises are under siege and how IT can come to the rescue at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston.

Jennifer covers many considerations when choosing and using headphones while shooting video.

While the technology now exists to identify fake photos on one-by-one basis, there's no one-click solution to detect the enormous amount of doctored photos, says Dartmouth Computer Science Professor Hany Farid. Farid has developed sophisticated tools to detect photo forgeries, but it will be five or ten years before it is possible to automatically process the ten thousand photos news organizations like Reuters and AP typically handle in a day, he says.

Tech Lifestyle editor Jennifer Jolly shows you the hottest gadget gifts for Valentine's.

Jennifer Jolly shows you the wildest tech to help you enjoy the big game, and impress the neighbors at the same time.

Tech Lifestyle Editor Jennifer Jolly shows you apps and sites that help you get more from your money.

This dock allows anyone to stream music from their iPhone, iPod or iTunes with high performance audio wherever they go. Kevin Pereira and Jessica Chobot review the $300 system. Should you pump up the jam?

"ICO" and "Shadow of the Colossus" are PS2 classics returning with an HD upgrade. X-Play's Adam Sessler talks to Kevin Pereira about the re-release of both games together, what they're about and why gamers need this collection on their shelves.

This week my niece Kate and I share our views and experiences with technology.

Microphone in hand, I walked all over The Westchester, a shopping mall in White Plains, NY, asking strangers the one question I had to ask: What's your pet peeve about technology?

These two classes of mobile device dominated at this year's CES and we pick our faves: the Sony Tablet P, Toshiba Excite X10, Asus Zenbook UX21, Acer Aspire S5, and HP Envy 14 Spectre.