Technology

Reel to reel tape never made the impact in the consumer market like vinyl albums or other tapes like the 8-track or cassette. But, it wasn't for a lack of trying.

We've all heard the refrain that you shouldn't text and drive. Well, it seems there is a whole slew of other questionable phone-related behavior we need to stop.

The cassette tape was a popular music media in the 1970s and 1980s. but the original compact cassette tape wasn't exactly designed to play music.

When it comes to portable computing, there have been enormous changes in the last 20 years. These two old laptops reveal just how far we've advanced.

For this week's Throwback Thursday I searched for the oldest record player I could find that would play a 45 rpm record.

If you grew up in the 1960s and 1970s you probably have memories of the the 8-track tape. Some of those memories were good and others left you wondering why this tape, so prone to failure, was popular.

Technology isn't just putting humans out of work. Now, even a sheepdog may be out of a job thanks to 'Shep.'

We definitely like the sound of this.

While on a recent flight across the country, I discovered some new technology that changes the in-flight experience that wasn't available on my last trip. I have to say, it's pretty cool.

Using a technology with roots in Grand Junction, a dog with deformed front legs can now walk, run and play on his incredible 3D printed prostheses.