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We want to say congratulations to Hannah Rosen, a 7th grade Homeschooler from Evansville, who was selected as one of the 53 winners with her doodle, “The Magic of Reading,” depicting the way reading and drawing take her imagination into unknown worlds...

It’s a familiar scenario for most people: You haven’t watched the latest episode of Game of Thrones or Mad Men, or you’ve yet to make it to the theater to check out the latest movie your friends have all been gushing over. But social media is an irresistible force, so you hop on Twitter or Facebook anyway, and soon find yourself navigating a minefield. At any given moment, you might read a spoiler. Lucky for you, there may soon be an app for that.

Thanks to a neat little Google trick I learned today, if I were to believe in reincarnation, and that everything I see on the internet is true, in my "previous life", I was Canadian citizen, Mathew Charles Lamb. A man who spent time in prison for killing two random strangers and wounding two other in 1966. Not exactly what I was hoping for.

Admittedly, the accuracy of this may be up for debate, but hey, it's fun!

Female celebs were the most searched people on the web in 2013, and all, with the exception of one, were pop singers!

Is there anything Google doesn't know? It seems there is not.

As if Google isn't already on a quest of world domination, they sure are now.  This is incredible.  These glasses are basically a smartphone on your face.  They're awesome.

Evansville is one of 6 contenders in the Google Model Your Town Competition and voting is under way NOW!

One of my favorite TV shows growing up was the original Knight Rider. Not because it starred David Hasselhoff, he was never the star in my mind. The real star was the car, the "Knight Industries Two Thousand" (affectionately referred to as K.I.T.T.). K.I.T.T. was awesome! It was fast, it had weapons for any occasion, and spoke in a gentlemanly voice provided by actor William Daniels (who

Rob and Kat were just discussing Google's new policy of gathering information from their Google, YouTube, and Android users to tailor advertisements specifically to the user.  Do you think that is too invasive?  

It’s been a busy week in the social media sphere for Lady Gaga. While she and Rihanna duke it out over Facebook “Likes” (RiRi is currently atop that heap) and YouTube views (another battle won by RiRi in the social media war), Gaga cruised passed a whopping 18 million followers on Twitter over the weekend.

Security Researcher, Trevor Eckhart, has posted a video detailing hidden software that is hidden on smartphones that cell service providers care using to track your activity!! What?! You read that correctly. Big Brother is watching you... The software is called Carrier IQ and keeps track of every text message, phone number, and google search that you make on several different smartphones; HTC, Bla