technology

Do you remember the days of the 'Walkman?' That was one of the first forms of portable music listening. Now, it seems like an antique. Nothing you will see is as funny as these kids trying to figure out how to use it.

One of the most important things for a soldier deployed overseas is constant contact and communication with their family and loved ones. It may be the only relief they have from the stress and trauma of being in combat or in difficult situations. That is why Senator Joe Griffo and AT&T are teaming up with "Cell Phones for Soldiers."

For Today's 'Would You Rather' Question, Matt and Naomi ask you to chose between two items you probably use every single day of your life.

If you have an iPhone and you can't get enough emojis, then you'll love the new iOS 9.1 update! It comes complete with an assortment of brand new, very detailed, emojis. This has been a long time coming.

Kids have it all these days, don't they? The internet at their fingertips, smartphones, social media, apps... But is it more of a curse, than a blessing?

It may seem like Matt and Naomi know what they're doing, but it's all an act. Just watch what happens when they try to shoot a video together.

A company called 'THE VOID' is bringing theme parks and amusement thrills to a whole new level - with a virtual reality theme park.

Almost everyone at some point has sent an email they wish they hadn't! Well, for the first time since the old AOL Mail "Unsend" feature, Google is now making the feature available to Gmail users!

Google is working on a way to help you count calories by taking pictures of your food. I mean everyone is taking pictures of their food anyways right?

We live in a world where technology is at your fingertips 24/7. Do we really check our phones every nine minutes, as one study suggests?

The City of Utica has launched a new and improved website and it looks pretty good. With all the positive changes and progress this city is making, it's important to have a good website to accompany it.

These days if you want to show someone a picture of your child, or a family outing - you take to Facebook or Twitter to pull up the picture. Five years from now, what if we couldn't access those pictures anymore?