technology

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

In 2023, Americans averaged 503 minutes per day on digital media and a recent survey shows that New Jersey feel the need to take a break from technology.

It’s been estimated by 2030 only 5% of landlines will remain. The clock is ticking.

A roving robot could soon be coming to a grocery store near you. Are you ready for it?

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.

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.

Someone modified two Google Home assistants so they use a different artificial intelligence called Cleverbot, which can actually hold a conversation and improvise. Then they made them talk to each other, and started live-streaming video of it.

A new update allows you to get rid of those default apps that you've probably never even used.