technology

Out of all the things to be nostalgic for...

The United States Department of Defense announced Monday they are awarding a $117 million contract to a Saratoga County technology fabrication business.

I miss the days when I could see my old man, and not just his nose.  In fairness, it's because he literally has zero clue how anything works. I mean I can see him, but at a distance and I haven't hung out with the big guy in a while. My dad and I do a decent amount of FaceTime but I end up talking to his shnoz the entire time.  I posted this picture to my Instagram page and people seemed to get a

"Hey Siri, do I have COVID-19?" iPhone users are now able to ask their phones if they have coronavirus.

Grandparents are the easiest targets when it comes to technology because they're not as well-versed and some of the younger generations. What makes this worse than the others is that the scammers are using you to get what they want!

The Malta complex opened back in 2009 bringing over three thousand jobs to the area. Now the company is cutting their workforce and hundreds of jobs are being eliminated in Malta and Albany.

It's getting harder to get away with a fake ID with new technology. Times have definitely changed since I was under 21.  According to a post on newyorkupstate.com, about a twitter post by the New York State DMV, Governor Cuomo has approved police using new technology to catch fake ID's...

The New York State Police is getting a bit more help in crime solving and traffic violations. They are looking to the sky. It was announced that they will be assisted by nearly two dozen drones.

After the horrific quadruple murder that happened in Troy, the entire community was hoping for swift action from authorities. Police were able to make two arrests in connection to the murders thanks to crime fighting technology.

To be completely honest, I think this list extends far beyond the millennial generation. Do you agree with this list?

If you've been an Apple user for a while, you've learned that once Apple does something completely new, the first one is usually worth skipping. That's kind of what happened with the iPhone 8 Plus.

I'm a tech nerd so bear with me. I'm the type of person who watches every Apple Keynote live, I know the new specifications of products coming out, and if there's an app that's gaining popularity I have to try it. So imagine my excitement when I saw Apple and Google in person!