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Researchers discover simply talking about movies with your S.O. can cut the American divorce rate in half; a new "one-ring" phone sex scam could bring the divorce rate back up; The New York Times investigate teenagers leaving malls for a place called "the Internet;" and Facebook celebrates its 10th birthday.

Aunt Jill hangs out with The 404 to ring in the open tax season, give a post-game Superbowl wrap-up, and answer a few of your dire financial questions.

Cosmically renowned scratch DJ QBert hangs out with us on today's episode -- we'll talk about funding his new album Extraterrestria on Kickstarter, digging in the crates, vinyl vs. digital, and Bay Area hip hop.

Reaching for the unattainable 85-inch 4K Samsung TV; using an Oculus Rift VR headset for a better movie screening experience; and a 5-second test that will tell you which of your friends are dirty, rotten liars!

An advanced taste test of the new Cookie Dough and Marshmallow Crispy flavored Oreos; Verizon Wireless brings LTE service to New York subways; Nintendo reports "shocking" third-quarter fiscal loss; and does cold weather really affect the life of your smartphone battery?

Today we'll tell you exactly what you can learn about technology from watching all 456 episodes of "Law and Order," what's so great and no so much about the new Pebble Steel smartwatch, and why South Koreans are paying money to watch each other eat through a computer.

Google adds artificial intelligence to their equation of total world domination, how to survive the Netflix winter blues, the best of eSports competition freak-outs, and the 1% can now bid on the original Velociraptor cage from "Jurassic Park."

Today we're talking verbal tee-ups, putting your best possible self online, the importance of using proper punctuation, and the Internet proves that parenting is super boring.

Today we'll expose the most awkward feature still lurking on the Internet, and profile a self-labeled math genius who hacked the OKCupid algorithm to find romance.

"Her," by Spike Jonze, is a movie that follows a modern man as he falls in love with his operating system. Naturally, we'll need an entire show to review it, and CNET's Ty Pendlebury and Sarah Tew sub in for Jeff to join the conversation. Warning: This episode contains spoilers!

Scott Stein gives us part two of his CES 2014 experience, this time focusing on gaming with the PlayStation Now and the Oculus Rift Crystal Cove prototype.

Scott Stein fills in for Jeff on our first episode back in New York. We'll check out the winners and losers in the wearable tech category and look to what 2014 holds for this emerging trend in life tracking technology.

This year's CES brought more gaming news than usual, so we recruit Peter Brown from GameSpot to chat about Razer's Project Christine, Sony PlayStation Now, the latest Oculus Rift, and Valve's Steam Machine lineup.

It's the second day on the CES 2014 showroom floor and we're excited to bring you the first laptop with a 4K display, the Toshiba Satellite P50T. We'll also tell you about some of the things we've seen on the show floor, including the Back To the Future DeLorean, Corning's new anti-microbial Gorilla Glass, and more.

We're kicking off CES with our first episode from the CNET Stage in Las Vegas, and Eric Migicovsky from Pebble joins us to show off the new Pebble Steel, the second version of the popular smartwatch.