technology

A recent automated customer service feedback loop of errors served as a good reminder why technology isn't a good replacement for people.

The days of waiting in line at the registration desk are over!

Technology has come so far that things that we never thought would be possible in our lifetime are already happening or just years away. The future we never would have imagined is already here.

This scam involves popular new app WhatsApp and Facebook.

Here are some tips that will help you better while video chatting via FaceTime, Zoom, Teams or other video conferencing apps.

A terrific opportunity to ask any questions, be shown how to become more tech savvy with a smart phone or other device, and just get more comfortable with technology in general in a relaxed, no pressure setting.

The auto start-stop feature is now on Ford Motor engines, and not everyone is a fan. Here's how you shut it off.

There's a lot of buzz in the last week about a new tire from Michelin. They've designed an airless tire that can't be punctured or go flat.

If you've ever wished you could ban the use of cell phones to record and film during concerts, you may soon be in luck.

Apple was granted approval yesterday for a patent that could enable bands to block concertgoers from filming or taking photos during concerts.

Digital pranksters have struck again. This time with a flaw that impacts Safari and Chrome browsers on most devices (phone, tablet, laptop/desktop). NBC News is reporting the "prank" tricks people into clicking or tapping on links that will crash your browser by overloading them with some code.

If you haven't been lured into clicking the "Most Used Words On Facebook" link - good for you!  Your private data is more secure than 18-million other people.  The Facebook app that sprung from out of nowhere a couple of weeks ago has been convincing users to give up all of their private data with just a few quick clicks.