Technology

I'm sure some of you will be traveling to or through Tennessee this summer, just make sure you have your bluetooth enabled for your cell phone because the state's hand-held cell phone ban goes into effect July 1st.

RIP iTunes as we know it.

First, kids in Ohio County got the chance to take their first flights, now, those who are interested in an aerospace engineering career will have the opportunity to learn about the fundamentals of aircraft and spacecraft design.

My provider warns me of suspicious calls, but this proposal seeks to eliminate that necessity altogether.

Okay, I know you're thinking "I don't pay for any of my apps" and that's right, most apps like the one you might be using right now are free.

In the past three weeks, I've gotten more robocalls and telemarketer calls than I know what to do with. And wouldn't you know, there's now another phone scam going around and it doesn't look like it would fool you too easily.

The Daviess County Public Library is currently experiencing technical issues after a ransomware attack hit on Sunday, forcing the library to close.

There isn't a meal that goes by when we are at home when my niece Zoey doesn't have YouTube pulled up on either a phone or a tablet. It's the norm for kids and adults today. Your pals on Sesame Street decided to show what a device-free dinner looks like. Well, almost all of them.

People are seriously kind of flipping out about the "degree" symbol. But your smartphone has even more secrets.

Okay, I can understand if a robot is needed to help disarm a bomb, but to clean? It's very Rosie the Robot from The Jetsons. It's happening at Walmart and other major retailers.

If you have ever been in a car accident, the first thing you want to do is get in touch with law enforcement and/or first responders immediately. A new program launched by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will help.

Admit it, even though you swear you never touch your phone while you are driving, you'd be fibbing a bit. Sure there are laws around the country that fine texting while driving, but South Carolina is trying to make sure their drivers NEVER touch their phones again.