Technology

Forget your wallet, new technology will allow you to pay with one hand. What store is rolling this out?

These headphones can run off the light inside your home.

Another job being done by robotic automation. Saturday's game with the Broncos vs. the Browns will have a line of people getting beers from a robot.

As Larimer County adapts to new computer technology, the wait times are bogged down for now. It will get better.

In addition to the on-site heroes, a sharp staff of technology experts from Colorado lit the way for saving 12 kids and an adult.

Augmented reality has been around for a while, but the makers of this wine are using it to help sell their product. Is it working?

The Brawny paper towel ads are swapping out the iconic man in flannel for another image of 'strong' — women. One of whom is Dr. Patty Lopez, a Fort Collins engineer.

A classic email scam in which someone pretending to be from the Federal Trade Commission tells you you're under investigation is making the rounds again.

RIP to Vine, which announced its demise today. The days of making six-second videos are over, so we'll remember them with these short, sweet Fort Collins vids.

This week, the federal Department of Transportation has banned Samsung Galaxy Note7 cell phones on all U.S. flights. So, what do you do if you have one?

Very sad news out of Japan: According to Mental Floss, Funai Electric, the last company making VCRs has announced that it will cease production of VCRs, “due to declining sales and difficulty acquiring parts.” Though effectively on life support for the last several years, the will mark the true and final death of the VCR, or video cassette recorder. It was 40 years old.

A Filipino woman has turned the internet on its ear with her Facebook photo of a table on a carpet, along with a caption asking if anyone can spot the cell phone.