technology

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

Today, cyberattacks are nothing but in 1988 nobody knew what one was - until a student at Upstate New York's Cornell University unleashed a beast.

Researchers at Cornell University in Upstate New York now say that artificial intelligence is as creative, if not more creative than humans are.

In today's world, you really have to be careful about what you share with people - it could be used against you.

Sixteen-year-old Deron Howe, of Holland Patent, has always had a passion for gaming. Earlier this week, one of his dreams was able to come true thanks to Make-A-Wish Central New York

Pampers has released an app for parents to know if their baby has a wet or dirty diaper. Will parents in the Utica and Rome area use this?

A new tool was introduced on Thursday to verify identification to fight identity theft-based unemployment fraud. The Department of Labor (DOL) says using source will also speed-up claims processing to give out benefits more efficiently.

A center for fun learning in Central New York is coming to parents' rescue and is back open after keeping its doors shut for five months.

iPhone users in the Utica and Rome areas are learning that there is a hidden map feature on their phones tracking their every move, and where photos are taken.

You download an app - and your phone will be logging when you come into contact with another person who has a similar, or the same app thanks to Bluetooth technology.

We all may be guilty of saying to our kids..."You have it so easy today...when I was young..." So with that in mind who had it tougher . . . people who grew up without all the modern technology we're used to today, or people who did?

Could you go one week without a smart phone?