Technology

Nope. The last thing Amazon is going to get is my hand print.

Our engineering department is updating all of the computers, servers and other electronic stuff here at the broadcast center. That got me wondering if the gold in the computers is worth anything. I talked to a local expert to find out.

Can you imagine a job where you don't get to come home for nearly a year?

The FBI says you need to be aware of potential security issues with smart TV's. Hackers could be watching and listing to you.

After months of speculation on what the Tesla truck is going to look like, the company finally unveiled the pickup yesterday in California. Take a look.

It's powerful, quiet and nimble. And nobody wants to buy one. Time will tell which company will become a leader in the electric motorcycle segment. At $30K a pop, I'm not sure it will be HD.

Not sure what I was expecting to find if I could power it up. The only thing you could do with this bad boy was make a call. No texting. No pics. No games.

I can't think of a guy who hasn't dreamed of having a flying suit, a jetpack, or in this case, a jet powered hover board. This one tops out at 110 MPH and is absolutely awesome.

Mowing would be so much more fun if you could do it at 130 MPH. Honda made it happen with a custom mower, and made it in to the record books.

Trying to get a schedule for the season is harder than trying to pull off a triple play.

all I saw was the top of their heads in my rearview mirror as if they were in prayer the whole time the train went by. Of course their lips weren't moving, they were just bowing to the alter of the cell phone.

The last time a total solar eclipse was visible from the U.S. was about 40 years ago, on February 26, 1979. And it's been nearly a century since a total solar eclipse was visible coast to coast.  I was a senior in high school here in Billings...