Marty Cooper, the inventor of the cellphone, recalls the first historic call
Imagine a world sans cellphones. It’s tough to grasp, right? It’s the 50th year of the cellphone, and we’re honored to have its inventor, Marty Cooper, on The Kim Komando Show. Marty Cooper is a trailblazer whose game-changing invention has transformed our world. He shares insights on the cellphone’s journey and discusses its future prospects.
Why scientists want to microwave the moon
The moon isn’t a hospitable place for humans because it lacks air and protection from space. Plus, the dust on the moon is so thin that it can damage the equipment we send there. Now, scientists are working on solving this problem using microwave technology. This approach could help us with future missions. But how will it work?
Use dynamic hitch assist in a Ford truck
Ford’s new Pro Trailer Hitch uses artificial intelligence and sensors to perfectly position a truck’s hitch ball under a trailer hitch with the push of a button. So cool!
Google Drive’s sneaky file limits
‘Find My iPhone’ directs strangers to man’s house, tax prep site delivers malware plus, for all the future social media superstars, I have the best times to post on Instagram. Matt gives you a pro tip on how to set up your phone to be a second monitor. And want to see more pics of your loved ones? Allie’s got a way to name your favorite people and animals in your photo app to find them easy.
Creating fuel the way plants do
Photosynthesis is a crucial biological process. Plants use the sun’s energy for growth and survival. Now scientists want to transform this process into a way to make fuel for cars, rockets and cargo ships. Is it possible?
Will the 21st century be the most important in history?
The first and 20th centuries are both renowned for their world-changing events, but what about the 21st century? What types of technologies could drive the advancement of humanity in our current century?
Why it’s impossible to overcook mushrooms
Mushrooms are different from any other food we eat. They can elevate any dish and make even the most novice cook look like a world-class chef. But what makes mushrooms so unique, and why can’t they be overcooked?
How scientists are better understanding dyslexia
Dyslexia has long been associated with difficulty in reading. But, recent research has shown that some people with the condition can solve puzzles and understand optical illusions better. So, why is this and what does it mean for future research on this disorder?
Man makes QR code for father's gravesite to share his legacy | The Kim Komando Show
When Michael Bourque’s father John Harold Bourque passed away in 2017, he wanted to honor him in a special way. As a veteran, carpenter, husband, and father, John lived a remarkable life that deserved to be celebrated. Michael came up with a unique way to do just that.
The future of drone package delivery
Drones can bring packages to your doorstep faster and more quietly than ever before, setting up a revolution for the delivery business. But didn’t we go down this path already with results that weren’t promising? One company may be able to change that.