Three are charged in home burglary in Gary

GARY | Three people have been charged in connection with the burglary of a home in the 2600 block of Waverly Drive in which two TVs and other electronic equipment were taken Feb. 24.

High Tech Winter Fashion

Baby, it's still cold outside. But that doesn't mean you can't stay connected.

Classic fashion brand Burberry goes digital

Angela Ahrendts may be CEO of Burberry, but one of her favorite accessories is an Apple iPhone5 that she's used to oversee a mobile makeover at the 150-year-old company best known for trenchcoats and tartan plaids.

Holiday gifts for pets following high-tech trend

A holiday present for Fido or Fluffy used to be an extra table scrap or a new squeeze toy. But as with gifts for their human counterparts, pet presents are becoming increasingly high-tech.

Clues, hints, begs: twisted tales of elusive gifts

People aren't so sure why their numerous gift hints year after year yield a big fat nothing, even when their sought-after treasures aren't out-of-this-world expensive.

Inspired e-learning for kids

With so many e-books, apps and gadgets out on the market today, it's easier than ever to integrate learning into your child's play time.

Top 10 tech tips for a healthier heart

The message that a healthy lifestyle helps protect your heart isn't new. If you'd like to do more to take care of your heart, here are 10 ways technology can make that easier.

Portage City Council to go paperless

PORTAGE | The City Council is making a move to go paperless.

Immanuel Students Receive iPads

Immanuel Lutheran School fourth-grade teacher Sara Cunningham and student Jordan Harris use an iPad in class. All the fourth-graders at the school received iPads Friday.

Immanuel Students Receive iPads

Immanuel Lutheran School fourth-grade student Riley Krsak receives his new Apple iPad on Friday from school technology coordinator Paula Block. All the fourth-graders at the school received new iPads that they will use through fifth-grade.

Immanuel Students Receive iPads

Immanuel Lutheran School fourth-grade student Vincent Burgos uses his new Apple iPad in class. Fourth-grade students at the school received the new iPads Friday.

Immanuel Students Receive iPads

Immanuel Lutheran School fourth-grader Xanat Garcia uses his Apple iPad he received Friday from the school. All fourth-graders at the school received the tablets and will retain them through fifth-grade.

Immanuel Students Receive iPads

Immanuel Lutheran School Technology Coordinator Paula Block hands out new Apple iPads to fourth-grade students.

VU grads design iPad app for College of Engineering

VALPARAISO | The Valparaiso University College of Engineering has released a new iPad app to keep current students, faculty and alumni connected.

iPads become child's play

This holiday season, toy makers have turned pricey tablets and smartphones into playthings for kids, hoping that parents will be willing to splurge on toys for their children that utilize devices they already have (or want) themselves.

More legislators to test suitability of iPads for lawmaking

INDIANAPOLIS | You're getting an iPad, senator! You're getting an iPad, representative! Every state lawmaker may be getting an iPad soon!

Schools hope to stretch computer dollars

PORTAGE | Portage Township Schools officials are trying to stretch their dollars as far as possible to get computers into the hands of students.

Local universities connect with apps for students

The college classroom for Jamie Lukas is the car when she's a passenger, a coffee shop or wherever she wants or needs it to be.

EDITORIAL: Lawmakers could use tablets to cut paper

If some lawmakers get their way, the Indiana General Assembly could move to an iPad era and do away with issuing laptop computers to legislators and providing paper copies of bills before votes are taken. It's an intriguing suggestion.

Legislative panel reviewing possible state purchase of iPads for Indiana lawmakers

INDIANAPOLIS | Two Northwest Indiana legislators will help determine whether the General Assembly should ditch paper copies of proposed laws in favor of electronic distribution via Apple's iPad tablet computer.