Would You Give Up Sex For The Internet?
A survey asked people in several nations what "lifestyle habit" they would give up instead of the internet for a year, including sex and showers.
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A survey asked people in several nations what "lifestyle habit" they would give up instead of the internet for a year, including sex and showers.
The mobile game "Angry Birds" has been downloaded 700 million times in about two years. Now, birds and pigs are heading into zero gravity.
Finances have proven to be the main source of stress for many couples. Personal finance expert and author Manisha Thakor said the best way to manage the money in your marriage is simple – get financially naked.
From high-end Lexus and BMWs to mid-priced Ford and Chevrolet sedans and coupes, the DFW Auto Show at the Dallas Convention Center has something to rev anyone's engine.
The next big thing can be found this weekend at the DFW Auto Show at the Dallas Convention Center.
USDA officials have announced that a Texas company is recalling thousands of pounds of beef sausage.
Spring has arrived, which means it's time to put away those winter coats and throw on a light jacket. Check out this season's hottest trends in blazers.
Ready to get your motor running? The 2012 DFW Auto Show in Dallas is getting underway at the Dallas Convention Center.
Three online dating giants agreed to screen for sex offenders and take other safety steps after a woman was assaulted on a date.
Stuck at DFW Airport? Good news, help is on the way.
Windows 8 will hit store shelves this October, according to a new report. Microsoft is said to be finishing work on the new operating system this summer.
Microsoft confirmed that there will be no new Xbox in the next year. "For us, 2012 is all about Xbox 360," said company spokesman Frank Shaw.
Amazon will be selling $10 gift cards for $5 on Tuesday to people who visit AmazonLocal, the online retailer's answer to deal sites like Groupon.
Apple said that it has sold three million of the new iPad devices since launching on Friday. That number does not include preorders.
According to a new study, teenagers are sending an average of 60 texts per day. That number is up from 50 text messages in a 2009 survey.