Technology

The guys over at Mercedes have developed a car that emits zero emissions, so for fun they decided to make it invisible also. I get the concept. Zero emission means the environment won't see it, but to make the car actually invisible!? That's just reckless. And awesome!

Here at Club 93.7 we are always on the cutting edge of new technology and innovation. You've probably heard about the work environment at companies like Google or Facebook, and how it helps grow creativity. We aren't exactly on that level yet, but this latest development might just help a few of us grow a tumor.

So you think that your phone is safe from water damage because you'll be extra careful right? WRONG!

In your final moments, updating your Facebook status or sending a Tweet should be the last thing on your mind. A morbid new service promises to take care of that for you. Messages can be released either all at once or on a predetermined schedule -- meaning your words can go on, and on, and on ... online that is.

A new camera app allows users to automatically erase unwanted objects from photos, without using expensive photo-editing software. Users can take pictures in a busy public place, but make it look like they are the only one in the photo. The app is called Remove and was designed for Android phones.

'Words With Friends' is one of the most popular social media games on the market right now, and it might be growing in an unexpected direction. According to a new Venture Beat survey, they might want to change the name to 'Words With Friends - With Benefits'. The big find is that one out of ten 'WWF' players have hooked up as a direct result of the game!

It's a well known fact that videos of buildings being imploded are pretty cool. Setting that video to fitting music, only helps to make a good thing better. When you put faces on the unsuspecting nuclear cooling towers, it changes the game . . . forever.

The music world is still reeling from the death of ‘Soul Train’ creator Don Cornelius, who died yesterday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. In particular, members of the R&B and hip hop community were moved by the passing of an icon whose TV show introduced many of them to legends like Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson.

Recently reports flooded in concerning people who appeared to be flying over New York City. YES FLYING! While this stirred up a bunch of people, the flying objects weren't actually people at all.  Check out what they really were.

Not sure if this is real or set up, but I can tell you this. If I was in class and the teacher smashed my iPhone with a sledge hammer...he wouldn't be my teacher anymore. The professor has a strict 'No Texting' policy and evidently this kid broke the rules. Check out the video below and let me know if you think this was set up.

Right now, that general sense of uneasiness you feel is the knowledge that you can’t head over to Wikipedia and look up what year the Peloponnesian War started or find out which episode of ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ Nancy Reagan was on. (Answers: 431 BC and  ’The Reporter.’) Thanks to Wiki going dark to protest the SOPA and PIPA bills, you’re likely at a loss for facts and useless trivia, wandering the s

On January 18th, websites across the internet went on strike to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the related Protect IP Act (PIPA). Some sites were completely blocked; others added censorship graphics to their banners, and some posted about the strike. The point was to make all internet users aware of the bills before Congress and to encourage reader participation. One of the best