An Albuquerque teenager is doing her part to put an end to the spate of children being left in sweltering hot cars. Alissa Chavez, a high school senior, has a patent for a device she calls "The Hot Seat," a pad that is placed inside a car seat or …

^May 2011 Ward and Barb Morris begin the permitting process for Sugarloaf Winery, west of Camdenton, working with the Camden County Planning and Zoning department. Over the next three years, the Wards had ongoing issues with requirements, fees …

The closure of a factory that made the compressor for your refrigerator is newsworthy, but the loss of the plant that built your childhood TV or the creaky old set your grandparents bought before America's gadgets started being built overseas? When you …

And that's a good thing for Beats, as competition in the high–end headphone market heats up. Samsung just announced its own suite of audio … They still lean a bit on the bass-heavy end, but unlike the company's past headphones, they also do a decent …

Apart from a few high profile examples you're unlikely to find the book you're looking for, unless it's a free book which is already in the public domain. You can't lay all the blame for this mess on the service providers, as they're … Even so, you …

Check out all the details at www.dev47apps.com Next, any mid to high–end smartphone has TVout (HDMI output via the micro USB port) and can easily play 1080p video files. Use a large micro SD card to store your videos, photos and music and output it all …

The 4.7 inch (11.9 cm) screen 'selfie' phone, plus another high–end Windows Phone, are expected to launch soon, according to tech news site The Verge, which first reported the news. The 5 megapixel camera on the front of the device is much more …

Electric Utilities Get No Jolt From Gadgets, Improving Economy. Electricity Sales Anemic for Seventh … Regulators typically allow utilities to charge rates that are high enough to cover their basic expenses, but that doesn't guarantee them strong …

“If that's what your goal is, that's not a very high standard,” he said Monday at the Big Ten football preseason media event. “So we just don't publicly boast about what we're shooting for. But we're not aspiring to be .500.” If preseason projections …