A UPS driver in Missouri thought it would be a great idea to leave a package containing a tablet inside a home's trash can that was sitting at the curb.
Definitely a cool way to automate a home's lighting, the Zuli Smartplug is a home automation device that uses low-power Bluetooth for location detection.
Potentially a privacy concern, Twitter is currently testing a 'Nearby' feed that will categorize and display tweets based off the location of the user.
One-half Minority Report and one-half I, Robot, a company has developed an autonomous robot that can predict crime using several advanced technologies.
Looking to detect people that have fallen on the subway track, NYC is testing four systems that includes technology such as lasers and thermal imaging.
Certainly a privacy concern, AT&T's launch of gigabit Internet in Austin, Texas includes a catch in order to receive a monthly discount on the service.
Seeking cable subscribers rather than cord cutters, NimbleTV is a new service for NYC residents that streams cable television content to mobile devices.
Ideal for parents that want to encourage learning, Kindle Fire tablets will soon have greater parental controls within the Kindle FreeTime application.
Definitely a heartwarming holiday video, a group of lucky WestJet flyers received personal gifts from the airline after video chatting with Santa Claus.
Potentially ideal for Wordpress bloggers, a new plugin has been developed that allows Google Glass owners to post images and video directly to their blog.
Attempting to transition consumers to Windows 8, Microsoft has discontinued the retail version of Windows 7 and have stopped supplying copies to retailers.
Thankfully a happy ending to a scary situation, a Texas woman was able to use the Reddit community to help locate her lost dog in a short period of time.
Definitely a bad idea, the folks behind the SpaghettiOs Twitter account should have spent more time crafting the proper tweet to remember Pearl Harbor.
Definitely a terrible way to nearly lose money meant for Christmas gifts, a recent Xbox One eBay auction didn't turn out exactly as planned for one father.
Perhaps due to the revamped iOS 7 layout, the adoption rate for Apple's new operating system is moving along more rapidly than the previous generation.
Probably killing some time before Thanksgiving dinner, Americans took out their mobile devices over the holiday weekend and dived into more apps than ever.
Continuing to dedicate advertising dollars to the Scroogled line of negative ads, Microsoft has a couple new advertisements that point out disadvantages to owning a Google Chromebook.
Likely a first step towards some form of regulation of the popular digital currency known as Bitcoin, China has forbid banks from processing transactions that directly involve Bitcoin.
Definitely one of the strangest arrests involving an electric car, a Georgia man was arrested by local police for stealing a fairly insignificant amount of electricity from a nearby school.
Excellent news for fans of the first season of Netflix's original political drama, the second season of Kevin Spacey's House of Cards will launch on Netflix Instant during February 2014.
Potentially ideal for anyone that doesn't have time to swing by the tree lot this year, Uber will be delivering large Christmas trees this week, provided by Home Depot, to families in ten U.S. cities.
Definitely good news for anyone that's interested in streaming stored media to the Chromecast, a recent update to the Plex Media Server software could indicate that Chromecast support is looming.