Technology

Although it wouldn't seem like it...Antarctica is a place where money does matter. Despite the God awful temperatures, the risk of being eaten by 2000 pound elephant seals and months on end of seemingly endless darkness, life goes on in the most remote part of the world...

This could be the costliest fad to hit the internet in some time.

Over the past few days I'm sure everyone's news feed on their personal Facebook pages has been literally clogged with people copying and pasting a long, drawn out statement regarding their privacy policies. Well bad news people. It was a hoax when it surfaced several years ago and it is still a hoax today...

We don't know if astronauts have been complaining about the lack of alcohol available to them in space, but if they have, problem solved.

Oscar Mayer‘s latest gimmick is a dating app to help bacon lovers meet one another. Or in this case MEAT one another....see what I did there? The app is called Sizzl and it uses GPS to find other app users locally or nationwide, and similar to the way Tinder works, users “like” photos they find smokin’ (we’re talking about bacon after all), and if both “like” each other’s profiles, they are direc

We've been asking for it for years, and now we're finally getting it.

It's September, which means the annual #AppleEvent where the geniuses in Cupertino, California, unveil the latest editions of Apple's signature products. Here's a quick rundown of what happened.

No one likes wasting their time watching a website take forever to load, and the bane of all video streaming is buffering -- but these five tips will help you avoid those hassles and make your ever-increasing dependence on the internet a lot easier.

In this day and age with social media dominating technology and our everyday lives, it is getting harder and harder to tell if someone is for real or not. This experiment is no exception. This guy Coby, with the permission of all the girl's parents, posed as a 15 year old boy who is new in town and looking to make new friends...

The machines are taking over. Okay, that's a little dramatic, but the thought may cross your mind when you watch this.

This is why we can't have nice things. HitchBOT, the loveable little Canadian hitchhiking robot is, sadly, no more. The robot, developed by students and professors at the University of Toronto, was all set to hitchhike the USA starting in Massachusetts and ending up in San Francisco...

Don't send your old clunker of a retro-mobile to the automotive junk yard just yet. It may be the safest machine on the road. In an article published Tuesday, Wired magazine reports on how it engaged two hackers to see if they could take control of a Jeep Cherokee from the comfort of their living room while writer Andy Greenberg sat nervously at the wheel while the SUV cruised the highway at 70 mp