Will emotional monitoring be used to help or hinder our relationships? Kim Garretson sounds off.

Computers are soon to be able to detect emotions and mental disorders. How can these advances help reduce unwanted outbursts and what are the ethical concerns of such monitoring?

"Its worse than McDonalds" Gregg remarks in reference to the high turnover/low quality found in Apple's competitors. We discuss the importance of convenience, quality and price when buying new tech.

Apple is at the forefront of the technology race, as displayed by their massive earnings, but when will they conform to a standard charger? We debate.

JamStik, the 16-inch stringed portable guitar impressed both Gregg and Jason while at CES. Gregg's household puts the JamStik to the test. Will it live up to Jason's stellar reviews?

WEMO is a home system that plugs into your power sockets and controls aspects of your home remotely, like lights and air conditioners, while leaving the socket available for use. Jason evaluates the usefulness of WEMO in his own home.

Remote sensors and other Wi-Fi Compatible devices bring some piece-of-mind when away from the home. We discuss the benefits of products like Wally Home Sensor and Nest Thermostat and Smoke Alarm.

If you're a hobbyist who wants to set up your own media viewing experience in your home, Digital Media Zone has the information you need. We discuss the lack of official standards in home automation and electronics and how to navigate which standards to trust.

Don't be scared off by high price tags. You can begin automating your home for less that $100. Richard Gunther of Digital Media Zone shares his favorite products to get connected at an affordable price point.

Squareoffs, an online debate platform focusing on sports, politics and entertainment, made the move to a residential area of Kansas City for Google Fiber. Founder Jeff Rohr describes the rocky rollout process of Google Fiber in the early months.