cell phones

Can't afford a fancy security system? Try this instead.

A business owner in Walla Walla set a "lure" on Pokemon Go to attract monsters... and customers

When you look at your phone during the day and see the battery icon is down to 5% . . . do you start freaking out?  If not . . . congratulations, you're better than the rest of us.

If you're worried about the government spying on you because of the whole NSA wiretapping thing, this probably won't help.  Because now you might have to worry about your friends spying on you.

My son got me the brand-new Samsung smart phone for Mother's Day. It's awesome, but I haven't figured out how to work it yet. My favorite part of it is I now carry my credit cards, ID and cash IN the phone case. Goodbye purse!

I for one am glued to my iPhone. I don't like Androids or Blackberry's, but I saw the announcement of the new Facebook phone coming out from FB and HTC.

I'm usually pretty good about NEVER TEXTING while driving, but I do talk on my cell -- however, I always use my ear buds. I took the dogs for a hike up Badger Mountain this morning and on my way back stopped to look at some property for sale...

Apparently people today hate listening to voicemails. Anything you need to say can be summarized in a text message until you get a chance to chat in person. Modern etiquette experts are saying you should only leave a voicemail if there's an emergency.

When I was on the plane on my way back from Austin TX last week, the young man next to me was playing on his Iphone the whole flight from Dallas/Ft Worth to Seattle. I was alarmed, but thought I must not understand, and it must be in 'Airplane mode" or something and that must be okay...

You may remember my son Brenden who graduated from Hanford High school. He lives in Texas now, but he recently released a phone App. It's Called  Photomoticon and it's really fun! I'm not very good at figuring this stuff out, but this App is pretty simple...

Are you one of the "Digitally Obsessed"? A new survey by PC World reveals that 65% of people check their smartphone when dining out. Most popular actions include ‘posting pictures’, ‘checking in’ and ‘updating a status’.Other findings:

Facebook, Twitter and Skype users, be warned. New research has found a “central link” between mental health disorders and intensive computer use.