technology

Long gone are the days of ordering something (by mail or phone) and having it delivered days or weeks later by a human being in a truck. Gone are the days of endless anticipation waiting for your goodies to arrive, now gratification is coming more and more instantly.

Some are free, some are just wonderful. Here's the apps you'll need to get through Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Does the U.S. Government have a secret plan to shut off Cellphones and the Internet? Let's discuss.

Heard of 3D printing? It's just like printing text or photos to paper, only you take just about any real life object in 3D space and get it 'printed' or duplicated. Some have built real working firearms and even full size cars have been cloned part by part using this technology, but what about making records?

This is one (anti)-killer suit.

Everyone has a cell phone, and the majority have smartphones but we're all dependent on what our service provider wants to develop. Or are we?

Well they've made jet-packs before and they actually did make a hover-board like the ones we saw in Back to the Future, but safety has always been a big concern to make them available to the public. That was until someone got the idea to do these things over water and propel them WITH water!

Simply put, the 'artificial leaf', invented by Dan Nocera is a device that mimics the photosynthesis of a real leaf meaning it needs only water and sunlight (no dirt) to operate. He believes his invention can solve the world's energy crisis

If given the option to buy a pepper spray iPhone case would you buy it? Think about it, finally a case on a phone that could protect you and your phone from attacks. Introducing the Spraytect Pepper Spray iPhone case.

Have you ever wondered how much time you're wasting staring at your cell phone? I tend to look at mine almost a million times a day. I check Facebook, Twitter, the news, my emails, my calendar, the list goes on. So how much time do we end up checking our phones in a year? A new study is saying the average person spends an average of 23 full days a year on their phone. That's more than three full w

From video conferencing and touch-screen technology to space travel and everything in between, science fiction always has a way of inspiring us in our endeavors and once again appears to have crossed over into our daily lives. This time, A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Minority Report are the inspiration, while Roboy and Leap Motion Controllers are the new reality.

Like a wingman cleverly disguised as an iPhone case, the Intoxicase always has your back. It will not only defend your phone from harm, it's also at the ready to pop open your beer (no more searching for openers or banging the bottle on the table), and will even tell you if you've had a few too many.