Technology

It's not always easy making learning fun for students, but Philadelphia nonprofit Project HOME hopes to do just that through a new educational lab that opened in North Philadelphia on Wednesday. Read more here.

You may have noticed that your physician doesn't spend as much time looking at you as he or she might have in the past. Read more here.

Everything from internet-connected speakers with voice assistants to television sets with built-in Netflix can be always listening — and sometimes watching, too. As with almost all new technology, installing such devices means balancing privacy risks with the conveniences they offer, but there are...

Not so fast with that debit card at the pump. New Jersey officials are recommending that people only use credit or cash when paying for gas, in light of recent card scammers. Read more here.

Tired of standing in line? Wait a bit longer, and you may never have to again. Read more here.

A nonprofit in West Philadelphia just got a new addition to help improve the lives of people with disabilities. Read more here.

A special partnership that includes a robot is helping to bring technology skills education to an elementary school. It's part of a program aimed at getting kids ready for the real world. Read more here.

Marc Goldstein’s computer hobby has led to a pretty thrifty nonprofit for students in need. Read more here.

Letters to Santa are nothing new for the U.S. Postal Service, but this year, if you want to help Santa make some holiday wishes come true, you’ll need to get online. Read more here.

Inspira Health is trading in its Woodbury hospital for a new facility on the west end of the Rowan University campus in Mullica Hill. It will open for patients on Dec. 8 with 210 private rooms. Read more here.