Technology

Last month's bogus ballistic missile warning in Hawaii and, now, this week's tsunami snafu have highlighted trouble spots and prompted calls for change.

Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday ordered counties that plan to replace their electronic voting systems to buy machines that leave a paper trail — a safeguard against hacking.

The Toll Brothers proposal for a 24-story condo tower in the midst of Jewelers’ Row received a mixed-review at the city’s Civic Design Review (CDR) board on Tuesday.

"This idea, if implemented in the future, would improve the process for our fulfillment associates," the company says.

Guests: Erick Guerra, Andrew Hawkins The self-driving cab will soon be a reality. GM announced that its autonomou ...

As technology advances, new ways to use drones are being discovered and that could mean big money for FAA-certified commercial drone pilots.

Amidst an ever-advancing barrage of app updates, software upgrades, and new products, how can one cope — or refuse to cope?

Thanks to surging online shopping, retail warehouses are booming, and so are jobs. But the unavoidable buzzword is automation.

Delaware leaders are offering a free training opportunity for high school girls interested in a career in cybersecurity.

Cities from across the U.S. will likely be offering Apple tax breaks and other incentives in an attempt to persuade the company to build its second campus in their towns.

Authorities hunting for suspects in a gunpoint rape in a Norristown park have hit a dead end, so they're turning to a new technology to help jumpstart their investigation.

It's called My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman — and it's excellent.

Federal lawmakers who represent New Jersey have asked the U.S. Justice Department to keep internet gambling legal.

The Senate Sergeant at Arms office, which is responsible for the upper house's security, declined to comment.

Eight percent of Pennsylvania doesn't have broadband access.