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The FBI and the IRS-Criminal Investigation team arrested three men at their homes this morning on charges they stole approximately $6.7 million from an investor, in part by claiming special access to shares in the social media company Facebook Inc., prior to the company’s initial public offering (IPO). The announcement came today by U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman.

A lot has been made about Google's new invention, Glass.

Hackers have compromised the main Twitter account of The Associated Press, sending out an erroneous tweet about an attack at the White House.

The so-called, "zero TV" crowd is growing in size.

Sony and Pebble already have smart watches on the market.  Reports have it that several major tech brands will enter the smart watch arena.

Google's mail and application services are unavailable to some users.

Today's teenagers text more than ever before and Monmouth County is rolling out the TXT UR Tips 2 Police program to create a way for crimes and suspicious activity to be reported quietly and anonymously in either English or Spanish.

The idea is to protect student privacy by increasing awareness of technology that can record and monitor their activities.  Now, legislation known as the Anti-Big Brother Act has been signed into law.

Today is the 57th birthday of the VHS tape, something that many under the age of 20 are clueless about. Sure, the technology is outdated, but YouTube added an Easter Egg to their site today to make you nostalgic about what it was like to watch a video in pre-HD.

All New Jersey public school students, in grades three through 11, will soon be taking their annual math and language arts common core tests online.