technology

Umbrellas are pretty basic tools. There's not really a whole lot of room for improvement. They serve their purpose and get thrown in a closet when not in use. Is carrying an umbrella really that inconvenient? Apparently so, because a Kickstarter project has popped up for the Air Umbrella, a redesign to the umbrella you know and love.

What MySpace is to Facebook, the selfie could soon be to the donut selfie.

Drones are a big talking point these days. However, it seems like these expensive things have a long way to go before they are perfected. In this video, you're able to see how a drone that's worth a $1 million has to land.

The year 1982 was a huge one for technology and music. Sony released this crazy new technology that would take music from analog to digital. This was the year the company released its first commercially available CD player.

Light bulbs are one of those things that you just don't think about until they go bad. But Jeff Goldblum is here to change that.

Well, this sure is a creepy product. This watch is called Tikker. The watch's description on SkyMall says that it counts down your life and helps you make every second count: Using statistics and a personal health algorithm it will motivate you to make the right choices."

The new iPhone 6 comes with a lot of features, sure, but is keeping the flame of love burning one of them?

On "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today, we were talking about a list of 10 horrifying technologies that should NEVER be allowed to exist. Number four on the list was time travel.

A Southwest Airlines flight from Seattle to Denver was delayed about four hours last week because of an idiot on board who chose poorly when naming his wi-fi hotspot, Fox 31 Denver reported.

On Tuesday, Apple announced a bunch of new products, including two new iPhones, a watch and a wireless payment system. The big news with the iPhone 6 was that it comes in two sizes, 4.7 inches and 5.5 inches. While discussing the new products, "Live with Kelly & Michael" hosts Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan were having some trouble visualizing the screen size for the iPhone. So,

For many years, Hot Wings has had a theory that robots will one day take over the world. Well now, this computer scientist at Harvard University is making Hot Wings' dream a reality.

The early days of the Internet were a wonderful time. The first thing that every kid did when firing up the internet for the first time was type in "boobs," and then wait for about an hour and a half while an extremely pixelated boob shot produced itself on the screen.