I am a recently retired woman who is appreciating my morning routine at the gym. I love the group exercise classes. She does ...

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This silly $35 toy, available March 12, can dish snark, tell time and play music, but its conversations are strictly one-way. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech ...

An old professor of mine once demonstrated to me that if I described a headache out loud—its color and shape, what substance it was made of, what it would say if it were a 6-year-old—it would often ...