Technology

Take a look at this cool video of the world’s first throw-and-shoot camera. It would be fun to just put a tracking device in your pocket and, like a falconer, throw the camera into the air and have it follow you wherever you go taking aerial selfies.

Way back in 1982, Frank Zappa said “Ordinary phonograph record merchandising as it exists today is a stupid process which concerns itself essentially with moving pieces of plastic wrapped in pieces of cardboard from one location to another” in his Proposal For A System To Replace Phonograph Record Merchandising.

Team 1684-the Chimeras is comprised of Lapeer High School and Home School students ranging from 14 to 18 years old. Students are given a specific task to accomplish and six weeks to build a robot to complete the task. Team members are not just building robots. The program is shaping engineers to solve "real world" problems with hands-on experience. Stop by Rebekah's Health & Nutritio

I am beyond excited about this! I remember watching "BattleBots" and losing my nerd mind. Now, it's coming back this summer!

The ability to communicate with anyone at any time is nothing new, but now it's going to a whole new level.

“The black levels and color depth on this TV are pretty good for the price. However, the small screen is a deal breaker. I recommend buying an IMAX theater instead.”

"I want it all / I want it now." That's not only a lyric to a Queen song, it's also something frequently said by children during the holidays.

Few of us were able to witness Paul McCartney's historic, venue-closing concert at San Francisco's Candlestick Park in August, but now anyone with a newish Android phone can experience part of the show as if they were right there.

Medicine continues to amaze! Larry Hester, 66, has been blind for more than 30 years. He has a condition called, retinitis pigmentosa. His left eye now has an electronic stimulator that enables him to tell dark from light.

Like the phone book before it, the land line seems to be on the way out.

Wait! Where are those little men with scrub brushes?

How far has our technology come? Machines and Robots may rule the world someday! Timo Boll, a table tennis professional, recently played a match against a robot. It was to help promote China's new robotics factory. But Boll didn't really expect to have his hands full against the machine...