technology

TV won't work? Computer won't compute? These characters feel your pain!

I'm not a  person of middle age who believes technology is killing our society. I also don't believe it's making it dumber.

In today's tech-filled world, it's no surprise that the vehicles of today are loaded with technology. But while we are seeing more and more new features, some classic features are going extinct. We have the top five features that are disappearing from cars.

Maybe it's a coincidence, but with Father's Day just around the corner Huggies has revealed a ground breaking gadget called a pregnancy "belt" so that expectant dads can feel what it's like to carry a baby.

A Michigan based pizza chain has really upped their game when it comes to delivery! Find out who and how.

Just what we all need! A new way to get fat faster.

If you haven't heard about this yet, back on April 3rd 1988, the "Los Angeles Times Magazine" had a cover story predicting what life would be like in 2013.  It's now 25 years later, and a class at USC is looking back to see how accurate the predictions were. Here are five things the article got right.

It looks like a real Rubik's Cube, doesn't it? The reality is that this cube in this amazing video is not real, neither is the roll of tape, or the tennis shoe. Technology is moving so fast and sometimes it is fun just to watch in amazement at what they can do...

There are so many things that we need passwords for in our life. To sign on the computer, to check out bank account,, to log in our work or vacation time on our jobs work-site. And with all these passwords, do you use ones that are really secure? Could someone guess your passwords and really disrupt your world? Are you vulnerable to a hacker figuring out your password?.

Technology is racing ahead. It seems that everyday there is a new technical offering that supersedes anything we've seen before. Just weeks after Apple released the iPhone 5 comes a new offering the iPad Mini.

Technology has changed the way we work, the way we interact with friends, and now the way students learn. The 'Flipped-Classroom' model turns traditional classroom methods upside down. Rather than receiving instruction in class through a lecture, students are getting video-based instruction, often at home. Class time is devoted to discussing and applying the material. One Michigan school is report

One day in the near future, you'll be able to throw on your pajamas, head to Meijer or Walmart, and be nagged, nitpicked, and chastised by your talking grocery cart. No pushing:  New 'stalker' technology will enable the cart to follow you, freeing you to use both hands for texting. We can only hope it comes with a 'child emulation' setting, which will allow its sensors to work sporadically, in ord