Twitter Launches New Emergency Alerts System
Social media site Twitter has launched a new alerts system that's meant to give users reliable information in case of a major emergency.
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Social media site Twitter has launched a new alerts system that's meant to give users reliable information in case of a major emergency.
Philadelphia police are searching for several suspects in connection with a pricey smash-and-grab that was all caught on tape.
The iPhone 5s will know you by your fingerprint -- no more passcodes. And the 5c in a plastic case is a cheaper alternative, going for $99. The 5s starts at $199.
There are some important steps to take before you take the plunge.
Chris reviews President Obama's speech on Syria and Hillary Clinton's reception of the Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center. He also talks to John Hayward from Human Events, foreign policy expert Danielle Pletka, and Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine.
Police are looking for two suspects who robbed a teenager near a SEPTA station in Logan.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about new, inexpensive and even free gadgets and apps to help keep your home safe from thieves.
The internal effects of heavy drinking can be pretty scary, but a new app proves that the external ones can be just as frightening.
Christopher Gray applied for 72 scholarships. He received 34. Now, he's developed a $0.99 app which allows others to search in minutes, what he did over months.
ProCollage lets you put together a collage of the pictures on your phone.
Presence lets you use older iDevices as free WiFi video cameras, letting you stream real-time audio and video from your home or set up motion detection alerts.
Keek allows users to create 36 second videos, known as "keeks." The growing social video network has almost doubled its users in the last four months.
You've probably got photos all over the place - on your phone, Facebook and Twitter. Ever wanted to just have 'em all in one place? Cooliris lets you do that.
A technology breakthrough that's giving amputees new abilities. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl shows us this amazing development.
Bump lets you transfer photos, files and video between devices – including Android phones and iDevices - by just bumping them together. (like the Samsung Galaxy!)
You can't get Facebook Home on your iPhone. But you will be able to get one of the most buzzed-about features from Facebook's new mobile software.
A new study has found that four out of five people check their smarthphones within the first 15 minutes of waking up.
Google is giving 8,000 people an early shot at owning Glass -- their 21st century version of the monocle that puts a computer screen in front of one eye.
The device-maker, seeking a reversal of fortunes as it struggles to compete with smartphones that are perceived as far 'cooler.'
You may think you're good at monitoring your teen's texting activities, but there are new apps and texting lingo designed to keep parents in the dark.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has advice for those of you planning on doing some smartphone shopping.
SEPTA officials say, on average, 39 cell phones were lost or stolen each month last year throughout their system. So they kicked off an imitative Friday to remind riders about steps they can take to protect themselves.
There are lots of websites and software available, but you may not have thought of smartphone apps for doing your taxes.
A fight outside a South Philadelphia bar early Saturday morning ends with one man in the hospital and another in jail.
You've ripped up the old photos and donated the borrowed clothes. Now, all that's left to clean up is your Facebook account.
