Technology

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.

I’m not going to tell you that I know what all the hype is about, but I can tell you where you might want to go hunting in Loveland!

Nissan has come up some neat-meeting technology. They’ve created chairs that will automatically go back to their designated position at the conference table!

A couple is celebrating the future arrival of their first child after a Fitbit revealed the soon-to-be mother is pregnant.

Considering a recent survey that was conducted as part of this initiative found that 20% of teens have been cyberbullied, this little measure could be at least a step in the right direction.

The first flower to grow in space had a rocky start to its growth, but it's simply beautiful (and out of this world).

Netflix announced this weekend it will crack down on customers using VPNs, proxies, or any other unblocking tool to access content unavailable in their country.

It was just a few years ago I ordered a 512MB memory card for a camera and it was 3 times this size.

Most 3D printed items cost less than $5 and you can design it on the library website.

Apple is notorious for making its iPhones thinner and thinner with each new model they release - the next time around is no exception.

The company has "no reason" to believe passwords were compromised to a third party but issued temporary passwords out of an "abundance of caution."

Amid the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, there's a new concern that terrorists may be using social media apps and video game consoles to send messages in order to avoid government interception. "It's what we would call industrial strength encryption," said Steve Beaty, Computer Science professor at Metropolitan State University Denver...