New food truck app steers consumers to meals and snacks

A Portland businessman has launched a nationwide app to help customers track down their favorite food trucks.

Dine in Maine: Food industry embraces an essential ingredient: Technology

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the business-model changes necessitated by the pandemic result in an even better connection to consumers.

Smart homes: The rise of the machines

Washers that fraternize with dryers, refrigerators that nag you about expired milk, ventilation systems that whisper sweet nothings to your smartphone. Avoiding smart technology altogether may soon be impossible.

Bond measure approval will fuel state’s goal of expanding rural broadband

Voters approved a $15 million bond last week to push high-speed internet service into more low-density areas of Maine.

Maine’s days as 207 are numbered, because the area code’s ‘exhausted’

The state is running out of usable phone numbers to assign to its beloved area code, forcing regulators to consider adding a second one.

Portland startup gets expedited federal review for stroke recovery product

A program developed by MedRhythms uses sensors, music and software to help stroke survivors overcome walking impairment.

Marine engineering firm expands to Portland waterfront

Navatek, a global marine systems engineering firm, has moved into 4,800 square feet of new laboratory and shop space on West Commercial Street.

Tech-assisted COVID-19 tracking having some issues

Tech companies have offered database tools to help with tracing efforts, but privacy efforts are a concern because of the need to store detailed information about people and their contacts.

Top video apps for staying connected with family and friends during the pandemic

Shopping (or window shopping) for a boat? These 4 boat shows have you covered

Featuring cutting-edge technology, competitions for teens, and deals on boats, Maine's boat show season has something for boaters of all ages and sorts.