cell phones

If you're like the rest of the breathing population, then you are probably a slave to your smartphone.

If a new Texas bill passes through the state Senate, it will be illegal to text while driving in the Lone Star State.

In today's world, texting is the fastest and easiest way to reach most people...unless they don't know how to text.

The world might be introduced to the latest generation of Apple's iPhone about a month sooner than normal.

Cell phones these days seem to have a fairly short life-span, but something in the works could change that for the future.

It's one of the biggest pet peeves we have today -- people who talk on their cell phones in public. It's annoying, rude and a trend that gets taken to task in a clever new video.

The fight over convincing motorists not to text and drive may have taken a turn for the better in one state.

Some people are just not dealing well with Apple's upgrade to iOS 7.

When it comes to Siri, we finally have some insight into what makes her work.

Apple unveiled two new iPhones, the 5S and the 5C, on Tuesday afternoon, in addition updates to iTunes and its mobile operating system, iOS. Here's what's new (updated with pictures from the presentation below):

Texting has become a major distraction to many drivers on the roads today, and many states are taking actions against such behaviors. Should Texas do the same?

I'll never forget the day I walked into an AT&T store in Tyler and purchased the first-ever iPhone, almost exactly six years ago. Not quite 21 years old, I pulled more than $500 out of my pocket to make one of the biggest purchases of my life to that point to buy one of the biggest technological wonders in recent memory.