NYC Unveils First All-Electric Taxis
Six Nissan Leaf cabs will go into service Monday. Taxi and Limousine Commissioner David Yassky said the new taxis are zero-emission vehicles that are better for the environment.
More New Jersey Towns Look To Install Lightning Detection Systems
Three people died in New Jersey last year after being struck by lightning. So, now some towns are investing money on systems that can do a better job detecting dangerous storms.
Paterson Considers Requiring Security Cameras AT Bars, Liquor Stores
A northern New Jersey city may require bars and liquor stores to install security cameras and operate them continuously as a way to curb crime.
Long Island Goes Cutting Edge On School Security: Live Feeds To Police Cars
Three school districts are on board and Nassau BOCES, the agency that coordinates services for Long Island school districts, is hoping all will sign on.
Clarkstown Parents Seek Police Help Investigating Online Threats
On the attack against cyberbullying, concerned parents in Clarkstown have been calling police and school officials after some recent anonymous online postings.
Sree Tips: Tech Tools To Know From The Boston Marathon Bombings
One of the lessons from the Boston Marathon bombings is the kind of role technology plays in connecting everyone and how much information and misinformation there is out there after an event like that.
Sree Tips: Top Time-Wasting Apps
Do you find yourself looking for an app to pass the time as you wait in line for a bus, while commuting, or at the doctor’s office?
Verizon Using Microtrenching To Install Fiber-Optic System In NYC
By the end of 2014, the plan is for all of New York City to be connected with fiber-optic wires. Now there is a new way for to get this done without getting in your way.
Seen At 11: New Technology Could Help Teens Stay Safe Behind The Wheel
Car accidents are the leading cause of death among teenagers in the United States. But new technology could help parents keep their teens safe, even when they aren’t with them in the car.
40 Years Ago Wednesday: First Ever Cell Phone Call Made In NYC
Forty years ago on Wednesday, an inventor named Martin Cooper made the very first cell phone call in history in Midtown Manhattan.
Port Jefferson Man Wins FTC Contest With System To Stop Robocalls
A Long Island man may have solved one of the perpetual annoyances of living in the telephone age.
Sree Tips: Apps For Managing Your Busy Life
If you have a busy life, you don’t want to miss this.
Seen At 11: Cyber War In Europe Is Causing Internet Disruptions Everywhere
Something going on thousands of miles away could be affecting your Internet — from slower connections to service disruptions.
Seen At 11: New Technology Can Make It So 1 Baby Has 3 Parents
“The goal is always the same: identify embryos that are unaffected, and are going to produce normal children and only transfer those back,” explained Dr. Rusty Herbert.
Queens High School Student’s Alleged Threat Discovered By Canadian Authorities
A 14-year-old boy at Richmond Hill High School has been charged as a juvenile for allegedly threatening to shoot a school dean who had suspended him.


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