Technology

In a world of Uber and Airbnb, it only makes sense that a thriving college town like Lubbock would have a food delivery service. And while two Texas Tech students recently took the situation into their own hands, there's another app on the prowl and ready to deliver whatever your heart (and your stomach) desires...

The FBI and Justice Department are attempting to get into the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino terrorists.

Two Texas Tech students have created an app called Caddy Delivery that allows you to order food and have it delivered right to your door.

Sharing that meme could get you more than likes and comments. You could have put your privacy and security at risk.

The Lubbock Police Department has a new computer program called RAIDS that shows all the crime in the Hub City.

Styrofoam is notoriously bad for the environment and difficult to recycle, but Chick-Fil-A has found a great way to do just that.

It's a cliche, really -- kids are consumed with Instagram, texting and video games. Well, there's a reason this is a cliche.

We're so excited about the music messaging app MSTY that we're giving our listeners a chance to win some great prizes just by using it.

An Unmanned Aircraft System (drones) workshop is being hosted by Texas Tech Monday, October 26, in Lubbock along with Texas A&M University and the Reese Technology Center.

The latest innovation in the auto industry will take your breath away, which is good because you'll be able to use your hands to cover your mouth when your jaw hits the floor.

We've been asking for it for years, and now we're finally getting it.

Kim Komando provided some insight into Apple's newest products, including the iPhone 6S