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Like so many things on social media the 'How Are You Aging' Challenge seems like innocent fun, but digging a little deeper exposes a potentially frightening reality.

A particularly dangerous new scam has popped into unsuspecting email inboxes inviting users to collaborate on a Google Doc. Here's how to avoid the scam, and what it might do to your information if you click the link.

Someone modified two Google Home assistants so they use a different artificial intelligence called Cleverbot, which can actually hold a conversation and improvise. Then they made them talk to each other, and started live-streaming video of it.

It's time to throw away your silly selfie-stick. No, really, I'm not just saying that to be mean to people with selfie-sticks. I have one, but I've yet to use it for a selfie. It helps get the phone higher up for above photos, which I haven't done much of, but still. Now, there's a new toy for all the selfie-people, it's the Hover Flying Camera from Chinese company Zero Zero Robotics.

Living in an apartment can be crappy for practicing your guitar. If you don't buy some expensive gear to be able to quietly play with headphones, your amps and electric guitars can become just furniture. But here's a cool idea from DelSonix, a passive speaker for your electric guitar so you can hear what you're playing. It's great for the bass!

I had this same feeling the other day when I saw "Now That's What I Call Music: Volume 55". Fifty-Five!? I remember when the first CD came out (actually, it was probably a tape) in 1998 and Harvey Danger's "Flagpole Sitta" and Marcy Playground's "Sex and Candy" were on it. Anyway. I'm old. And this video proves it --  these young kids are just amazed and bewildered by

When you think of building railroads, you probably think of old-timey tough guys with massive hammers, beating in the huge metal stakes as they made their way across the country. Well, the times, they are a changin'.

A new study has found that Americans might be pooping up to $4 billion worth of gold a year.

Well, we're officially living in the future. The folks at Delphi Automotive PLC have been working hard over the past years to get their self-driving car ready for the masses. And if all goes according to plan over the next week and a half, they will be one step closer to that goal.

Two women from New York, Eva McEnrue and Mel, started a YouTube channel titled Eva and Mel. One of their videos has gone viral.

What do you when you're bored on an airplane? Read a book? Watch a movie on your iPad? Sleep? Sure, those are all fine, but this guy really made good use of his time on the plane.

Well, it is time to reignite the age-old flying car debate on The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show.