technology

We've become more accustomed to interacting with AI when visiting restaurants and stores in East Texas. Now, a Tyler biz has "hired" an actual robot.

It’s funny to look back at the technology now, and think how revolutionary that seemed at the time.

Kroger officially made their first drone delivery today, and I don't know, maybe it's me but...it's pretty underwhelming.

Even though there's TONS of official UFO videos out there, the Government says there's not enough evidence aliens or their space crafts to say they exist.

Texas Central Railroad has signed a $1.6 billion contract with Kiewit to install core electrical systems for a high speed rail system that would connect Dallas to Houston.

The Gigafactory in Austin has announced they're looking to hire 10,000 people starting now through 2022. And get this--college degree is not required.

It's not about a rule-based, panic-inducing practice, but it's a good way to gauge the reality of what you're taking in and working off every day.

There's a new version of the Echo Dot and the Echo Show and they're both amazing. A new design, new features and it even comes in blue! What's not to love?

The average family has ten or eleven devices hooked up to the home Wi-Fi, but most devices can hold a lot more than that. Would you believe it's more than two hundred?

Parler says they're "here to stay." They say they're no longer dependent on "big tech" but are utilizing what they call "sustainable, independent technology."

You don't have to stare over their shoulder the entire time, nor should you. But, it does enable you to be more aware of potential red flags.

I'm amazed at what you can learn to do, for free, using an app that most of us already enjoy every single day.