technology

Technology has come a long way, even since the 80s. A text was something you lent your friend in English class. Skype was something you got from a one night stand. And a tweet was the sound a bird made. Have you ever wondered what Twitter would have looked like in the 80s?

You probably don’t check out the “about” section of your Facebook page a whole lot, being that you already know everything there is to know about yourself. But if you happened to do so today, you would have noticed something different — your listed email address has been changed to one with your Facebook profile name and then @facebook.com. Yes, Facebook gave you a Facebook email address without y

While many middle-aged and older people set up wills to handle their physical possessions after they pass, most don't make a plan for their online accounts. Even if they did, some web sites' complex privacy agreements and terms of service make it difficult to actually complete the process.

Want to enjoy the splish-splash of summer without getting a water-logged smartphone? Use one of these waterproof phone cases to snap brilliant photos underwater or to relax at the pool worry-free.

A New Jersey sheriff's office has a new website that's looking for arrests instead of friends.

Talking or texting on your hand-held cell phone while driving is potentially lethal, but people still don’t get it says Assemblyman Paul Moriarty. Today, the Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee approved a Moriarty-sponsored bill cracking down on anyone who kills or injures another person while driving and illegally using a cell phone and the penalties could include time behind bars.

Do you enjoy complaining about your boss or co-workers on Facebook? If so, you might want to be careful - so you don't get sued or fired!

Currently the fines for using your hand-held cell phone to talk, text or email while driving are $100 for each offense. State Senators Dick Codey and Fred Madden don’t feel that’s much a deterrent.

With a free, new smart phone app, the Division of Consumer Affairs has made it easier than ever to “Investigate Before You Donate” and learn how your favorite charities actually spend the money you give.

If you're currently running a business, odds are pretty good that your company has a Facebook, Twitter, or some kind of other social media presence.