technology

When I'm at work or away from home without my dog, I have a baby gate that I put up to block off the upstairs portion of my home. The funny thing is, I've come home a few times to find it knocked down and my dog happily snoozing on my bed.

When did you get your first HDTV?  They started becoming popular in the late 1990s so perhaps you've been enjoying the high quality images for many years.  But not me.  For some reason, I've been watching a clunky 27 inch screen for the past 15 years or so...

Hospitals across the Garden State are way behind the times when it comes to inter-department communication and reaching out to vital personnel when they're needed.

Despite all those traffic jams you're always in, a new study finds New Jersey residents - over the past seven years - are driving less than they used to.

If you have a Facebook account, you've certainly seen pictures that urge you to comment to see something happen, click "Like" and a donation will be made to a cause, etc. There's only one problem - most of these aren't only false at best, but scams at worst.

There wasn't a whole lot of news coverage yesterday, but make no mistake, a pretty significant milestone was reached in the Mojave Desert of California yesterday morning.

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

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.

It never ceases to amaze me - just when you think "what will they come up with next?" a remarkable new technology that seemed impossible only a short while ago is introduced to the public. That is exactly what Google did today.

Lockheed Martin has secured a $100 million contract with the federal government to develop the next generation of Aegis radar defense technology, and the work will be done at the defense contractor's facility in Moorestown over the next five years.