technology

You know that moment when you see a disaster start to happen and everything kind of goes in slow motion even though you have no control over any of it? That's what happened to me when I was heading home on the Garden State Parkway yesterday. And I 100% know what started it.

Has your computer been bugging you to update to Windows 10?  After weeks of annoying prompts, I finally gave in and allowed the download.  It was pretty painless but now there are some different graphics on screen that I'm not sure what to do with...

I'll be honest, I'm a big fan of the "check yourself out lanes" at almost all Ocean County grocery stores these days. Now, one of the biggest fast food chains in the country is looking to bring the same idea to all of their restaurants.

With Memorial Day Weekend only three weeks away(!), a lot of us are getting ready to don our beach badges to enjoy the Jersey Shore. This year, a local company has teamed up with a handful of beach towns to let you skip the lines, bypass the cash, and buy your beach badges right on your phone.

Not long ago I noticed a problem with sending text messages through my cell phone over AT&T's network.

Yesterday we told you about how AMC Theatres, which has three locations at the Jersey Shore, was considering allowing patrons to text during movies. We also included the fact that a lot of moviegoers weren't too happy about that news. Well, the company has listened.

A new idea could impact a number of movie theaters right here at the Jersey Shore. Should they allow texting during screenings?

If you travel New Hampshire Ave or Airport Rd in Lakewood, you're used to the scenery - industrial parks in grey, nondescript buildings. What you may not know is that in one of those buildings, the gaming industry is being revolutionized.

New Jersey is receiving high marks for its technology job market, snaring a pair of high rankings in a new report.

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