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If you find your console not functioning normally, you have options on how to repair your Xbox. You can either send the unit back to Microsoft or do the repairs yourself.

Cigarette smoking can be a very difficult habit to break especially if the smoker has abused themselves in this way for a long period of time. Many addicts have tried nicotine, patches, lozenges, prescriptions, hypnosis, and their own willpower to quit but have been unsuccessful. Using electronic cigarettes to quit smoking will greatly increase the chance of beating this harmful addiction.

An Irish couple has invented the world’s most environmentally-friendly vibrator, giving a whole new meaning to the concept of sustainable pleasure.

The concept model allows users to watch other channels on the remote control so they can check out what’s on without changing the main set.

Several new netbooks were announced here at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin this week and Samsung said it will use Windows 7 starter edition on two of them.

Computer users of the future could use gestures or even their minds to control their machines.

Tired of your iPod running out of power? A Japanese company says it has found a way to charge portable gadgets just by walking. Telecoms giant NTT is developing shoes that generate electricity as you walk. The shoes have a small generator attache…

Harry Smith and Julie Chen get a demonstration of the latest hot inventions by Glenn Derene, senior technology editor of Popular Mechanics magazine.

Apple is updating its line of laptop computers with a nod to the economic turmoil that might push consumers to be more frugal this holiday shopping season. The company avoided a major price cut but did lower the cost of the MacBook.

Apple is expected to unveil new notebook computers, perhaps even one priced for those with tight budgets, at a “town hall” gathering at its northern California headquarters next week. In typical enigmatic style, Apple hinted at the theme of the invita…

The Consumer Electronics Association said Tuesday that sales of gadgets are thriving as people hunker down in their homes to weather the brutal economic storm battering world markets. Sales of flat-panel televisions are up an unwavering 40 percent

A Japanese professor announced Tuesday he was introducing robot suits for paralysed people, helping them to walk again by detecting their next move and lifting their muscles. “The time has come to introduce this technology to the world,” Yoshiyuki San…