Technology

We all knew it was too good to be true, but we wanted to believe!

Here's a heads up on the latest huge scam. If you get a call on your cell phone from an unknown number, and it only rings once...DON'T CALL BACK.

98 Kool is now mobile! You live a mobile life, and now it's possible to stay connected to Kool wherever you go.

It's kind of annoying to walk into a bar these days and see EVERYONE sitting there texting. No one's talking to friends. No one's hitting on anyone. They're just texting and occasionally drinking. But there's a new invention in Brazil that's trying to change that and we hope it makes its way up here soon.

A Canadian astronaut named Chris Hadfield has been commander of the International Space Station for the past five months. But he's also a musician.

This could either be the Next Big Thing or something we all forget about in three days. Either way, it's worth mentioning.

Yesterday, Facebook made a major announcement about a new search engine. And yes, it's designed to stalk you. It's called Graph Search, and it's not quite like Google. Instead, it searches everyone's interests, hobbies, and social history.

Sometimes you come across something so smart and simple, you can't believe you didn't think of it first. This is one of those times...and it's BRILLIANT. A mom gave her son a phone for Christmas, but she had a few rules that he would have to adhere to. urns out, all of us would be better off if WE enforced these rules on ourselves.

The site ArcadeSushi.com has put together a list of The 25 Best NES Games. Those are the original Nintendo games. The ones with the gray cartridges that you blew into whenever they weren't working. Whether that helped or not.

NASA revealed their new spacesuit - the Z-1 Prototype Spacesuit and Portable Life Support System (PLSS) 2.0 - and we can't help but think this new outfit was inspired by 'Toy Story's' own Buzz Lightyear. Are our astronauts headed to infinity and beyond?

You've proven to Apple you'll happily overpay for whatever they sell. So they're going to keep pushing until you give them a reason to stop. Here's the latest...

On an episode of 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' back in 1992, Captain Picard (played by Patrick Stewart) is using a device that looks suspiciously like an iPad.