Technology

Phones aren't just simply phones anymore, so it's easy to forget there was a time when using them elicited looks of confusion that are reserved today for grandmas trying to get on to Google.

If you thought we've reached the end of what cell phones could do, we've got some news for you.

Whether it's Verizon's "Can you hear me now?" or AT&T's Lily, cell phone commercials have been bombarding us for years now. The thing is, if you've seen one carrier you've seen them all.

The Mesa County Sheriff's Office is getting national attention for it's birds-eye view of crime scenes using aerial technology.

Take someone with a sense of adventure and some creativity and you get an insane contraption that makes bicycling a whole new adventure.

This is as unusual a hybrid vehicle as you'll ever see.

There is a new scam that includes a virus that will cause your phone to lose all internet connection. Attempting to force users to pay to regain control of their phones.

Sending an email today is part of the culture. You can do it on a computer, a tablet, a phone, a watch. But you know what? It wasn't always so easy.

Technology today is advancing at an incredible rate, as evidenced by the latest version of Atlas the humanoid robot, which is completely amazing, but extremely creepy.

Hotel guests are bound to eat this up.