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Remember the thrill of making a call from a landline? Well, families are reviving that experience, and it’s bringing neighbors together in unexpected ways.

The Cumberland County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning about a surge in fraudulent scam calls reported by local residents. This one states that scammers are posing as law enforcement officers from the sheriff's office and once again, involves gift cards.

It's possible you've received a CodeRED alert in Maine without knowing how. Here's what it is and how it works.

At the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, people can learn more about the history of telecommunications and view an extensive collection of over 1,000 artifacts.

Thanks to a recent PC Mag study, we now know the most hated app in every state in the US, including New Hampshire.

It's possible you've received a CodeRED alert in Maine without knowing how. Here's what it is and how it works.

Mainers live in one of the most photographic states in the country. These amature pictures really show the best of Maine.

See an accident? Keep the phone away. It doesn't belong on your TikTok.

Looking to freshen up your phone's look? How about a gorgeous Maine photo?

Scammers are now sending out text messages to exploit your COVID-19 fears for personal information.

A push notification for Find My Mobile popped up on phones across the globe. Why?

We've all been there. You're out to eat and everyone has their nose in their phone. King Eider's is tackling that problem head-on.

Start saving up; if you're caught using your phone in the car, you'll be paying a hefty fine.

Before everyone had a miniature computer in their pocket, residents of the twin cities had to count on a certain phone number for vital information

I look at my phone pictures every single day and today I can't stop admiring this pic of my daughter messing with Mark's phone. She looks nothing like this! It's an alternate version of a face that I kiss every day, it's so weird! What is your favorite picture on your phone today...

When dialing a 1-800 number on the back of your government issued EBT card, the last thing you'd expect to hear the other end would be an alluring female voice asking you provocative questions. But that's exactly what happened to L.J. Langelier last week...