After Hurricane Isaias hit the Bergen County area, causing 100-year-old trees to fall and rip down wires, all the outage precautions you wish you took

At the time of this writing, New Jersey and New York COVID-19 cases were on the decline, while the rest of the nation’s cases seemed

With everyone at home due to social distancing restrictions, the WiFi you used to have that might have been “a little spotty,” that your college-age

Before the coronavirus pandemic began, I had completed a column about video chat technologies. Little did I know how critical this tech would become for

You are shopping at a grocery store or in a 7-Eleven, minding your own business, but then you see a group of teens doing a

Writing UnGarbled-Tech is really inspiring and humbling. Continuously meeting readers—doctors, teens, seniors—all saying they read my column is my sincere honor. None of this would

A few years ago I wrote a column about streaming, cutting the wire to our TVs. At the time I felt like a pioneer by

Even though I am an IT guy and my family loves tech just as much, the best part of our vacation is unplugging. Just last

When I was an engineer at Verizon 14 years ago, I broke into the elite group. (Don’t think too much of that. How I got

There’s a misconception that tech people use state-of-the-art gadgets and our homes are Jetson-like. This is usually not the case; most IT people that I’ve

This week’s column is less tech, more advisory. When I write Ungarbled-tech I either pick a new technology or something that my office has been

Though GCG doesn’t do as many house jobs as when we started 15 years ago, there are still some IT tips that are current for