Official: It's Smart Phones, Not Coffee, Distracting Drivers
The measure made headlines last month when news reports focused on coffee as a possible banned item under the bill.
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The measure made headlines last month when news reports focused on coffee as a possible banned item under the bill.
A team of psychologists studied 198 college students.
If your phone knows your fingerprints, touching the sensor will open sesame.
Xfinity Share allows Comcast users to share important life events such as weddings or birthday from their smart phones to a TV, allowing friends and family to be "there," even when they can't be physically present.
Talk, text, use apps, and browse the web as freely as if you were doing so in this country, without fear of racking up huge bills for going over the limit.
What's more, the study claims texting while driving actually increased 2 percent from 2011 to 2013.
Paying with a credit card while traveling outside of the country isn't always a seamless experience, but one company says your smartphone could make it much easier.
Germs are everywhere, but nine everyday things you touch may be dirtier than your toilet seat according to a new study.
Pet-owners anxious about leaving their dog or cat at home alone have a new app to fall back on.
Use your smartphone to truly maximize your holiday shopping. From coupon finders to shopping lists, these apps have everything you need to get the best savings.
"The iPhone 5 hit five million in that same period," notes one industry analyst.
Last week, we told you about Samsung's new Galaxy Note: the smartphone-tablet hybrid is set to hit store shelves next month. Today, it's Apple's turn -- with the iPhone maker expected to announce its own big-screen handheld.
It was only a matter of time before tech companies responded with phones and apps specifically designed to help people take more and better selfies.
Can't tear yourself away from your smartphone? A new study claims you could be addicted.
Samsung is showing off several new devices that are expected to be released this fall, including a big smartphone that's likely to see some competition from Apple in the coming days.
Dan Ackerman, Senior Editor of C-NET, says people should never treat their pictures and online activity as 100% private.
The Shutter app can help you free up space on your phone, automatically syncing your photos with unlimited cloud storage.
Video editing can chew up a lot of time, but the MatchCut app helps to streamline the process.
What Target calls its largest store on the east coast opens along Route 202 in King of Prussia on Sunday, but an even bigger battle is brewing for the shopping you do on your smartphone.
Some of the most dramatic pictures are the ones that blend color and black and white. Color Splash lets you easily achieve this effect on your phone's camera.
3 On Your Side's Jim Donovan takes a look at some options for fixing those broken screens.
Villanova is installing an online system in all residence halls that will allow students to control access to both inside and exterior doors using their smartphones.
Next Monday, Apple will unveil its latest products on stage in San Francisco. But already we're getting a sense of what the company has up its sleeve -- and it has to do with where you live.
While fewer bags are being lost by the airlines these days, people are still stealing them! Which is why Air France and KLM have spent the last year developing two gadgets that help prevent luggage from being lifted.
According to a survey of more than 1,100 parents, children aren't getting the sleep they need.
