technology

The first flower to grow in space had a rocky start to its growth, but it's simply beautiful (and out of this world).

Netflix announced this weekend it will crack down on customers using VPNs, proxies, or any other unblocking tool to access content unavailable in their country.

From gross confessions to my 'must-have' look to my embarrassing excuse of a cellphone, I took over our Instagram to post five shots of things that are 'me.'

Most 3D printed items cost less than $5 and you can design it on the library website.

Apple is notorious for making its iPhones thinner and thinner with each new model they release - the next time around is no exception.

Amazon reset passwords for an unknown number of accounts after passwords may have been compromised. According to ZDNet.com, users reported receiving an email from Amazon saying the company reset their password. The Amazon emails say the company has "no reason" to believe passwords were compromised to a third party but issued temporary passwords out of an "abundance of caution... Rea

Amid the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, there's a new concern that terrorists may be using social media apps and video game consoles to send messages in order to avoid government interception. "It's what we would call industrial strength encryption," said Steve Beaty, Computer Science professor at Metropolitan State University Denver...

After hundreds of Southwest Airlines flights have been delayed by technical issues, the company is urging passengers to arrive 2 hours early and print boarding passes before coming to the airport. Southwest has been using backup systems across the country to check-in passengers without printed or mobile boarding passes, but technological problems, which began Sunday morning, have become a continui

It's #fbf. Or, 'Flashback Friday,' during 94.3 The X's '90s at Noon (because back then, a hashtag was a pound sign). What technology are you most nostalgic for?

If you use email, you more than likely have had one of those moments where you hit send and realized you shouldn't have yet. But there was no way to fix it. Until now.

When you think of building railroads, you probably think of old-timey tough guys with massive hammers, beating in the huge metal stakes as they made their way across the country. Well, the times, they are a changin'.

On the international space station, they can print tools to work on one of the most advanced examples of technology ever conceived. Closer to home, a tortoise has a new, orange shell.