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"Crowd control" took on a whole new meaning Wednesday night as a room full of partygoers were given power over a cocktail-making robot controlled by their smartphones. More>>
Courtesy NBC / EPA FileScience fiction is quickly taking a back seat to science fact. Just look at a new report by the country's leading roboticists. By 2030, it says, robots will be everywhere. More>>
We are using the Internet wrong. Smartphones turn people into horrible listeners. And cat videos aren't as riveting as we think they are. More>>
How many people are guilty of quitting Facebook at one point or another? More>>
Minimalist blogging platform Posterous drew its last breath earlier this week. More>>
The world's most advanced solar-powered plane began its cross country journey today. More>>
Netflix is losing at least 1,000 titles this month and adding 500 to its shifting library. More>>
Every hour enough sunlight reaches the earth to meet the energy needs of the whole planet for a year. More>>
Move over Apple, Google is setting its sights on Siri by introducing the virtual assistant called Google Now. More>>
There are now new tools to help military service members get credentials for high-tech jobs. More>>
Vendors are shipping out more smartphones than feature phones for the first time ever. More>>
A stock market and a nation already on edge was temporarily knocked off its axis on Tuesday by a single fake tweet. More>>
CISPA, the controversial bill intended to let Internet companies share information about users more freely with the government, has been passed by the House of Representatives. More>>
Twenty-five year-old student Greg Dash was frustrated. He wanted to take "fisheye"-style camera pictures without having to pay for an expensive lens, or fiddle around with a smartphone app. He wanted something light and small that he could pull from his pocket at a moment's notice. Unfortunately such a device did not exist. More>>
In Belton it was an exciting Saturday for students hoping to get into one specific Central Texas High School.
After camping out for several nights, families were finally able to register their kids for Belton New Tech High School. More>>
Tiger Field in Belton was the place to be Friday night.
Dozens of families were camping out hoping to get their child registered to go to the school of their dream. More>>
Google expects to have its state-of-the-art fiber-optic service available in Austin homes by this time next year. More>>
Apple is reportedly close to launching a new music streaming service. More>>
Facebook has unveiled a new product, Facebook Home, at an event everyone knew would have something to do with phones and apps and operating systems. More>>
Courtesy NBC / Facebook"Today we're finally gonna talk about that Facebook phone," said Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, as he took the stage at his headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., to reveal Facebook Home, a new launcher that the social network will offer for Android phones. More>>
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