Before you add a bunch of people to a group text, take a second to learn why New Yorkers say it's causing more harm than good and why we're fed up with it.
AAA Mid-Atlantic on Monday kicked off a multi-year campaign designed to make cell phone use by drivers as socially unacceptable as drinking and driving.
A 21-year-old Manchester Township resident has been extradited to Chester County, Pennsylvania, charged with terroristic threats, harassment, and stalking for allegedly telling his ex-girlfriend he planned to kill her and a male friend.
Oops. The idea lasted about as long as a Snapchat text: the head of AMC Theatres mulled openly about creating texting-friendly movie theaters to appeal to smartphone-addicted youngsters. Two days later, after a backlash on social media, the company says it's leaving the idea on "the cutting room floor."
No matter where you are, it's not hard to find someone looking down at their phone, texting away. But rest assured; the good old fashioned phone call is still alive and well, even among New Jersey's younger generations.
A New Jersey Superior Court judge has cleared the way for the release of more than 5,000 racially charged text messages shared by a group of white corrections officers at the Camden County jail.
Constantly looking down at your smartphone or tablet can be harmful to the body. Over the past several years, doctors have been dealing with more and more cases of "text neck," which you and your children could be experiencing right now.