Technology

What would happen if you gave up your email?  Would you lose all your friends?  Would you lose all contact with the outside world?  Nobody knows, but what we do know is you'll probably live longer.

Walmart, the world’s largest retail chain, is currently testing a “scan and go” iPhone application that would allow customers to scan items as they shop and pay more quickly and conveniently at a self-checkout counter.

I have a new addiction - online shopping!  I can sit at my computer, research something that I want and find the best and cheapest place to buy it.  So, what are the best days to shop online?

Internet connectivity on cell phones has improved by leaps and bounds over the last five years. According to experts it’s about to take another huge leap with the introduction of the iPhone 5, which is expected to run on Apple’s 4G LTE network.

How many times have you looked at your keyboard and thought "Gross!  I wish I could run this through a wash cycle!"  Well, now you can.

So, now not only can you be a night owl, you can record what you see as well.

We all know about the dangers of texting while driving — but what about texting while walking?

A friend of mine told me that his cell phone had been stolen over the weekend.  He had left it in his car and someone "helped themselves" to the content of his car.  That made me wonder what would I do if I lost my phone or my tablet?  All my contact information, photos, videos, etc. are on my tablet!  I am forever looking for my phone in my purse or in my car.  I found this information

Just in time for summer vacation, 'cybercrooks' have a new destination, your frequent-flyer miles.

Mobile devices have been a boon to shoppers looking to get the best deals they can, but a practice called “showrooming” — in which consumers check out items at brick-and-mortar stores before buying them for less online — is becoming a real headache for some retailers.

It’s no secret that our children are more adept at using technology than we are, but a new survey by computer security company McAfee suggests their using their skills to be sneaky.

People who’ve changed their shopping, banking and payment behaviors after getting a smartphone — dubbed “smartphonatics” — are changing the way we work, play and manage our money. But are the devices themselves making us less civilized?