Technology

Apple unveiled two new iPhones, the 5S and the 5C, on Tuesday afternoon, in addition updates to iTunes and its mobile operating system, iOS. Here's what's new (updated with pictures from the presentation below):

I realize that I'm somewhat of a public figure (for better or worse) but I'm also fond of my privacy. You know, stuff that just isn't anyone's business. Do yourself a favor and check out the website I hate the most, because you're probably on it. And then we can both hate it.

...makes you feel warm and fuzzy. Of course The MOOSE wants you to like us on Facebook. Everybody wants you to like them on Facebook. HOWEVER, not everybody gives you valid reasons as to WHY you should like them on Facebook.

You read the title correctly. A piece of powerful technology, the Moto X, that will be made right here in the United States is soon to be released! Inside are my reasons for why this phone could take a knockout punch to Apple's iPhone.

Spoofing a Nickelback song is going to be funny more times than not. Their music is kind of structured as parody. Well, this particular video was a home run! It goes beyond (the now old) Nickelback joke. The joke here lies in the lyrics, which portray the ridiculousness, self-indulgent nature of social media sharing. Enjoy.

It’s a question that plagues modern society: where do you put your cellphone while eating? Well, one woman has come up with a solution to this puzzle.

The Google Chromecast is surprisingly a simple and extremely useful new gadget. The device allows tablets, phones, and computers to wirelessly stream audio and video to your HDTV over WiFi. The best part is that it only costs $35!

The next time you're ticking away the moments that make up a dull day, frittering and wasting the hours in an offhand way on the Internet, you can take some of the guesswork out of which websites are reporting your activity to the government.

Facebook just may be the new Twitter.

The very popular iPhone video app called Vine has now been released on Android devices. Android users like me have been waiting very impatiently for months to use Vine. I highly recommend this free download to anyone with an iPhone or Android device.

Ever wonder how modern movie CGI is produced? Here's a super cool glimpse into what was involved in creating the digital New York City that needed to be destroyed in  "The Avengers" movie:

We use Facebook just as much or more as the average bear, and we're pretty frustrated with random updates with no warning...wondering how to change things back to "normal", whatever normal Facebook privacy setting IS these days.