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A new survey by Mi Media reveals that 69% of people use their smartphone in the bathroom. Read on for other findings.

Smartphones can do just about anything. And we mean anything.

Is there anything as panic-inducing as when your cell phone battery starts giving you warnings that it's about to, gulp, DIE? Enter the Fuel Micro Charger, a tiny cell phone power source that's like Viagra for your phone.

Computers, laptops, cellphones, tablets - glasses? Google has designed the 'google glass' device which are glasses that can do almost anything. It's a very simple product that can do most of what your phone can, only hands-free. Ask it anything that's on your mind and it will pull up answers for you write in front of your eyes...

We can always count on Adult Swim to keep the App Store full of wonderfully demented, addictive games. They have a good streak going, that's for sure. And Amateur Surgeon 2 certainly keeps that streak alive. For the best in discount surgery, look no further than today's Free App of the Day -- Amateur Surgeon 2!

Shaking up the smartphone industry, Mozilla debuted a pair of smartphones that would run its very own mobile operating system. Hello!

For many decades, losing your wallet was clearly the worst. Not only were you suddenly without means to pay for anything, but you had been displaced of much of your personal information and were facing hours and hours of dealing with credit card companies and the DMV. Fun! These days, a smartphone also packs a significant portion of your life into a small package that you carry with you everywhere

Internet connectivity on cell phones has improved by leaps and bounds over the last five years. According to experts it’s about to take another huge leap with the introduction of the iPhone 5, which is expected to run on Apple’s 4G LTE network.

So, now not only can you be a night owl, you can record what you see as well.

Smarthphones are now used by half of all Americans. Thanks to the iPhone, touch screens have challenged the QWERTY keyboard for the entry method of choice on a smartphone. But has Apple’s improved touch screen technology made consumers forget about the more traditionally reliable keyboard?

Whether they realize it or not, the majority of Americans now own smartphones.