Technology

For once, Louisiana isn't playing from behind.

The world is changing. And, for once, the state of Louisiana and Shreveport are out in front of that change instead of being 10 years behind it.

The Mayor deserves credit for his plan to improve Shreveport's work force.

Not only will this make food delivery easier and more competitive in Shreveport, it also gives residents another way to make a little cash on the side.

A meeting to discuss the proposed changes will happen today.

This 6-week course will help parents wrap their heads around what schools are dishing out these days, and even what to expect next!

What do you want to see in Sci-Port's future? That's what the staffers want to know. And a Community Steering Survey is set up on the science center's website for that very purpose.

What can the new iPhone do that your old one can't?

I admit I don't know a whole lot about electronic gadgets and gizmos, but my kids are all about this stuff. They (along with the folks at CNET) helped me create a list of the hottest items headed for shelves next year.

On November 2 in Tokyo, auto maker Toyota unveiled several robotic devices designed to help paralyzed people and the elderly walk. These robots include sensors that detect the user’s posture, grasp and holding strength, and motor control technology that facilitates someone’s desired motion.