technology

It's interesting to me to think of having your groceries delivered as something cutting edge and state of the art. Of course in the past, having a clerk from the local grocery store deliver your goods for the week wasn't out of the ordinary at all. But now with online ordering and mega-retailers in the game, grocery delivery is indeed state of the art these days.

Think about it - when was the last time that you went to a video store to rent a movie? Something that millions of Americans used to do every week has been supplanted by vending machines and digital downloads. As a result, New Jersey's final holdout will be closing its doors in the coming days.

Anybody with a cell phone has spoken the words "can you hear me?". But according to reports, answering that question from an unknown caller could lead you to be the victim of the latest tech-scam.

It's hard to believe that the Apple iPhone will be celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Since then, smartphones have become truly ubiquitous. And with that in mind, some shore towns want to make it easier for you to stay powered up while you spend a day at the beach.

Apple has released the top "apps" of 2016, have you downloaded any of these apps? Snapchat Facebook Messenger Pokemon Go Instagram Facebook You Tube Google Maps Pandora Netflix Spotify The top "paid app" of 2016 was Ellen DeGenere's game "Heads Up" What's your favorite app ? ...

We've already told you about how your kids can get their very own letter straight from the North Pole, but what if your family is a little more high tech? Of course there's an app for that!

I've always had a bit of a conundrum when it came to ordering packages online. While I live in a nice, quiet condo development, it still makes me a little uncomfortable when have a package coming and I know that it will be sitting on my porch all day long for the world to see.

When’s the last time you flew out of Newark Airport?  I noticed signs of old and new technology that I thought  I would share with you.  First, there’s a long bank of pay telephones that don’t have recievers any more.  I’m not sure what they’re planning to do with these relics but it’s pretty obvious that most people have access to personal cell phones...

So I just had a bit of a jarring experience that a co-worker pointed out - apparently Facebook thinks that I've passed away.

Driving too fast could become a thing of the past.