technology

Ah, technology. With the advances over the years, it's pretty hard to stay anonymous. Take, for instance, this pair of apparent iPad thieves in suburban Houston.

Earlier this week, Free Beer teased us by saying he had used the Dainty Hunchback credit card to order a new toy for the studio that we would all really enjoy. He gave us no additional details. Well, it showed up Thursday and we love it!

If you’ve ever seen the ABC-TV show "Shark Tank," then you’ve probably seen some dumb inventions. This invention falls in that category.

Early this morning on the Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show there was a heated debate about the possibility of robots evolving to the point of no longer needing humans to exist.

Ten years ago was 2004. TEN! Isn't that crazy? Think about that for a second. What were you doing 10 years ago?

Are you ready for the cutest video of a squirrel you've ever seen in your life?

Science is just mind-blowing sometimes. Remember last week when we made history by landing on a comet? Well, that comet has a weak magnetic field that appears to be oscillating at low frequencies. To put that into terms that all of us normal human beings can understand, it's making an eerie sound.

Randy Liedtke, a Los Angeles comedian, decided it would be funny to pull a prank on the police because nothing is more hilarious than wasting cops' time!

The future is here, folks. And the future is ROBOTS!

NASA endured a massive failure on Tuesday. An unmanned Antares rocket, intended to deliver supplies to the International Space Station, exploded seconds after launch from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

Everyone hates the absurd amounts of money that it costs to fly somewhere on an airplane. It's so convenient, yet so expensive! But fret no more. A company is looking to change all of that, but it's going to also change airplanes completely.

Drones are a big talking point these days. However, it seems like these expensive things have a long way to go before they are perfected. In this video, you're able to see how a drone that's worth a $1 million has to land.