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The ride-sharing service is drawing a drunken line in the sand by saying that they will refuse service if a potential passenger is too inebriated.

On Friday, Facebook rolled out a new feature that will allow parents to restrict the amount of time their child spends on the app.

This week's featured app of the week is all about keeping you prepared for whatever comes your way.

This is a great opportunity for having safe rides for everyone who needs one in the area, but also this is a great opportunity to make some money.

If someone steals, or just goes poking around in your phone and they want to take a look at your scantily-clad (or completely bare) chest - there's an app for that.

When you send a text to someone, you expect a response within a reasonable amount of time. When you send a text to your child, you probably have slightly different expectations

It started off as a simple way for employees to speak up without fear of being fired. Saudi Arabian developer Zain al-Abidin Tawfiq created the website to help businesses. By having their employees send in anonymous feedback to their employers...

It's like a Tinder for your dog. You have several profiles to read through. You find your pets perfect match, and then you ask the question. "Are you available to board my dog on these dates?" Since I am rather new to town and my dog is a jerk to cats, I had to find a way to get someone to babysit her for a weekend...

It's a grade-A nightmare for human resources.

If you want to know what it feels like to actually download our app, check this video out!

I guess it uses magic ... or gps ... or something. And it's probably expensive. As you can tell I've done my home work on this. And by doing my homework I mean I watched this video and made all kinds of crazy assumptions! Watch the video for yourself here and make your own assumptions ... it's fun!