technology

If you like watching TV on a big screen you might like what is hitting store shelves today.

It's not quite Rosie from 'The Jetsons,' but we're inching closer to domestic robots in the home.

If you died tomorrow what would happen to your social media accounts?  While some simply do not care others want to protect their "online" legacy.

The days of 'Futurama' have sadly come and gone, at least for the moment, as the long-running sci-fi animated series came to yet another conclusion with last summer's Comedy Central finale "Meanwhile." Now, New New York lives again in glorious 3D with an incredible fan-animated video of 'Futurama' brought to life in live action, Planet Express ship and all!

It's something every child has learned: how to ride a bike. Well, the pain of falling onto the hard pavement and scratching a knee may become a thing of the past, thanks to this ingenious invention.

The safest website online is Twitter.

We take the Internet for granted now.

Streaming services, like Netflix, Amazon Prime and HBO GO, are all the rage, especially considering the newfound focus of these major distribution players on producing original content. With more entertainment consumers signing up for access to vast libraries of TV shows and movies, how long do we have before the DVD and Blu-ray become a mere memory, something for the inevitable 'I Love the '00s' to fondly recollect?

Following up Drafthouse Films' Oscar-nominated documentary 'Act of Killing,' one of their exciting new releases is 'The Congress,' from 'Waltz with Bashir' director Ari Folman. Now we have the first trailer for the trippy and contemplative new film starring Robin Wright as an aging actress who makes the difficult decision to sell her image off to Hollywood, unaware of the consequences this new technology will bring.

Kids today. They sure know their texting.