Technology

Does New Jersey even know how to hang it up anymore?

This is why we can't have nice things.

I’m almost shocked by how much stuff I have stored on my iPhone. Think about it, it is the most common product people have on them at any time. It is secure and reliable. There is nothing like it.

Different towns are emphasizing different things. In Perth Amboy, it's a QR code database for city restaurants; in New Brunswick, an e-gift card program.

Those who are addicted may feel a lingering pull toward one corner of the internet or another, from gaming to shopping to social media to cybersex.

Wrangling the whole family into a portrait can be a daunting task, and especially right now when it can be hard to get a professional on the scene. It's time to turn your backyard into a photo studio and get snappin!

AASKI Technology, Inc. in Tinton Falls has been honored by the Department of Labor with the HIRE Vets Medallion for its work in hiring military veterans, announced 4th District Republican Congressman Chris Smith.

An encouraging new report finds New Jersey as one of the most innovative states in the country. The study from Bloomberg ranks New Jersey fourth in the nation, trailing just Massachusetts (1), California (2), and Washington (3). Michael Carrier, distinguished professor at Rutgers Law School, said the Garden State has many factors working in its favor, which all starts with the number of pharmaceut

As Halloween creeps ever closer, thrill seekers and amateur ghost hunters will start to snoop around to scare each other and try to find evidence of "the other side". If you fall into either of those groups, here are some suggestions to get you started on the cheap.

If you're a Verizon customer in Ocean County right now, chances are that your cell phone is just a glorified door stop at the moment.

It’s no secret that Regis Philbin has been waging an ongoing war with technology. Fans of ‘Live With Regis and Kelly’ will recall that he’s struggled with nearly every device known to man, including cell phones, fax machines, computers, iPods and even ATMs. The guy is old-fashioned,  you see.