What happens when people track their own habits? We look at a slew of apps that let you do that — from "checking in" to locations (FourSquare) to analyzing your sleep patterns (Sleep Cycle). But people have been doing this with pen and paper long before the iPhone (not to mention Weight Watchers).

And we want to know: Do you analyze your own habits? If so, how has it helped you?

The problem with your television is that you have to sit in your living room, den, or bedroom to watch it. What if you want to take your television with you to the park or the laundromat? With the advent of websites like Hulu.com, Apple TV, and even Netflix, you can watch what you want anywhere you have internet access. Is this easy access to network shows and movies making television irrelevant? Kevin Purdy, senior editor of Lifehacker.com joins The Takeaway to discuss life after television.

When you can watch "Better Off Ted" on Hulu, do you really need a television?: