technology

These days if you want to show someone a picture of your child, or a family outing - you take to Facebook or Twitter to pull up the picture. Five years from now, what if we couldn't access those pictures anymore?

Looking to own a haunted Apple Macbook? It's far from Halloween, but this haunted laptop on eBay is ready to send some chills down your spine for Valentine's Day.

When you're at work, the bathroom isn't always the greatest. You get in, and get out. However, some of your coworkers are using it for multiple reasons including: texting, eatting, and smoking. Are you someone doing that too?

We live in a world where we are constantly connected to our phones, emails, tablets, and more. With the constant onslaught of selfies, and videos, will this spoil your holiday family time? Is technology going to kill your Thanksgiving dinner table and Christmas morning?

My wallet has already gone the way of the dinosaur cause I hate sitting on a bump on my butt and money clips were equally cumbersome to me, but I still carry credit cards w/my cash wrapped around them.

Remember the days back in school when you took so many notes in class that you thought your hand would fall off? Technology has made taking notes much, much easier but for those who still like to take notes with a pen, check out this cool smart pen. Not only does it record your words but your voice too.

The fight to control the Internet is now between those who want control, and those who say that no one should control it.

Ryan Miller sports Glass for us on WIBX First with Keeler in the Morning.

Long gone are the days of ordering something (by mail or phone) and having it delivered days or weeks later by a human being in a truck. Gone are the days of endless anticipation waiting for your goodies to arrive, now gratification is coming more and more instantly.

Everyone has a cell phone, and the majority have smartphones but we're all dependent on what our service provider wants to develop. Or are we?

As I was emptying the try full of water from my dehumidifier downstairs I thought, "Pulling water out of thin air...is it possible to make clean drinking water out of this?" The answer is yes. The billboard you see above produces about 26 gallons of water a day from nothing more than humidity, a basic filtration system and a little gravitational ingenuity. Wow!

If you know the answer you're under the age of 35 or a smart middle-aged person. I am not. When I was in Florida spending time with Dad and many people in their 70s, they looked at my 4G phone like I was some sort of time traveler. "What does the 'G' stand for", asked a 79 year old friend of my father. Embarrassed I replied, "ummm, gooder?"