In the first hour, the FBI is issuing a dire warning about a new twist involving sextortion scams targeting teenagers. Plus, find out how Amazon is planning to make deliveries as fast as a quick trip to the neighborhood store. And, U.S. Customs and Border Protection just made a huge bust involving counterfeit AirPods. Except that they weren’t fakes.

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In the second hour, Apple held its annual fall event and for the first time, the iPhone was a no-show. We have details on everything that was announced, including a new Apple Watch and subscription service bundles. Plus, Gateway computers, once popular in the 80s and 90s, are back. And, find out how to try Walmart’s Prime competitor for free.

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In the third hour, even though the iPhone 12 hasn’t been announced, one luxury retailer is preparing to sell it with built-in pieces of meteorite. You won’t believe how much these iPhones will cost. Plus, Facebook is the latest company to announce smart eyeglasses, and they’re coming soon. And, Zoom just added a must-have security feature.

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In the first hour, if you could get paid to deactivate your Facebook and Instagram account leading up to the election, would you? You might get the chance. Plus, find out how Walmart’s answer to Amazon Prime compares and if it’s really worth it. And speaking of Amazon, you might be in luck if you’re looking for a new, high-paying job.

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In the second hour, Apple has finally scheduled its annual fall event, which will be virtual this year, but don’t hold your breath if you’re still waiting on the new iPhone 12. Plus, a new feature coming to Android will not only show what business is calling you, but why. And, don’t believe the latest conspiracy theory about vaccines and your credit cards.

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In the third hour, an all-new electric car will soon hit the market, and it could be the first real competition for Tesla. And you won’t believe how far it can go on a single charge. Plus, in addition to a new subscription service, Walmart is also testing drone deliveries. Find out where. And, pop-up scams are at it again. We’ll show you what to look for.

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In the first hour, Apple and Google just made a major change to their Exposure Notification framework. What it means for contact tracing and privacy on your phone. Plus, Facebook and Twitter just removed a number of campaigns related to a group of well-known Russian trolls. And, Walmart’s answer to Amazon Prime is finally here

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In the second hour, find out why some Amazon delivery drivers are resorting to hiding their phones in trees. Plus, you can finally get your hands on an Aston Martin for the low price of $60,000. But there’s a big catch, or a little one depending on how you look at it. And, be careful if you’re looking for an app to help you diet. One will really cost you.

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In the third hour, Apple is holding its annual fall event later than usual, but it’s set to be the biggest in years. What we know about the upcoming 5G iPhones and other tech. Plus, Elon Musk still has big plans for brain-implanted microchips and it all starts with pigs. And, the reasons you should be careful when trying to buy a puppy online.

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In the first hour, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos isn’t just the richest person in the world, he’s now richer than anyone has ever been. You won’t believe his new net worth. Plus, contact tracing apps are finally here, but find out why they’re not such a good idea. And, new gadgets released by Amazon and Google are all about your stress and your mood.

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In the second hour, Microsoft Word got a big update this week with a feature you might have wondered how you ever lived without. To see how it works, just say the word. Plus, Roomba robotic vacuum cleaners are getting a major update that could make your chores even easier. And, LG is building a new air purifier that you attach to your face.

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In the third hour, a new world internet speed record has been set that could download the entire Netflix library in about one second. Plus, as we get closer to the iPhone 12, a new leak is painting a clearer picture of all the upgrades in store. And, Facebook is planning a new AI assistant for your home, one that’s built into a robot. Scared yet?

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In the first hour, Apple just became the first company in the world to be valued at $2 trillion. We’ll put that into perspective. Plus, you’ve been hearing about it for years, but it’s only just now that license plate readers on law enforcement vehicles are expanding - everywhere. And, new research says doing this won’t result in more robocalls.

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In the second hour, a brand new Broadway musical is on the way, but it’s not heading to New York just yet. It’s coming to Netflix. Plus, it’s a blast from the past as Blackberry just announced a brand-new smartphone that’s equipped with a physical keyboard, just like the old days. And, get ready to jump on Zoom calls on some of your other home tech.

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In the third hour, your smartphone is getting smarter, and will soon know how drunk you are. Better walk in a straight line. Plus, Google is asking the FCC permission to test a new type of wireless broadband. Find out why. And, if you’re tired of paying for new streaming services, check with your phone provider because some could be free.

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In the first hour, online fraud has been surging since the pandemic began. But have you ever wondered who’s behind it, or where they are? Plus, more bad news for TikTok as it’s been discovered that its Android app has been collecting data it shouldn’t be. And this major city is checking social media feeds to find out if you’re violating quarantine

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In the second hour, instead of risking a real vacation during the pandemic, some travelers are opting for more of a virtual experience - plane flight and all. The transparent TV is here. Will it be the next big thing in home entertainment? And, Microsoft is back in the phone business with the folding Surface Pro Duo.

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In the third hour, a futuristic new Cadillac has been unveiled, with an AR windshield, three-foot infotainment screen and driverless parking. Plus, find out Major League Baseball’s plan to identify fans not adhering to face mask rules at future games. And, Apple is getting ready to bundle its services into a single charge, but are they worth it?

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In the first hour, tech companies you’ve never heard of are buying your personal data for a secret “social scoring” system that impacts every part of your life. Plus, the first U.S. state has launched an exposure notification app based on Apple and Google’s API. And, learn more about the teen “mastermind” behind the massive Twitter hack.

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In the second hour, it was a busy week for new phones and other hardware coming from big names like Google and Samsung. We have details. Plus, Microsoft’s all-new Flight Simulator is ready to take off with unbelievable detail. And, as the future of TikTok hangs in the balance, Facebook just launched its own version of the wildly popular app.

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In the third hour, to help make games safer for fans’ eventual return, some sports teams are looking at potentially turning your face into your admission ticket. Plus, find out about a tiny new smartphone that’s as easy to misplace as the one you had two decades ago. And, how to claim your share of a class-action settlement with Google.

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In the first hour, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Apple’s Tim Cook, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Google’s Sundar Pichai appeared before Congress and you won’t believe some of the things they said. Plus, find out why people are receiving mysterious seeds from China in the mail. And, would you pay to keep Twitter? That could one day be a choice. 

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In the second hour, more changes are coming to movie theaters in the wake of the pandemic. We’ll tell you what it means for blockbuster new releases. Plus, new leaks give an idea when you’ll see new iPhones and even sooner than that, over-the-ear AirPods. And, there’s a jamming device you can buy to keep Alexa from listening.

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In the third hour, robots were becoming common the past few years, but now that’s accelerating thanks to the pandemic. Find out which hotels you’ll start seeing robot employees. Plus, a company has developed an artificial voice that’s much more emotional than what you’re used to. And, learn how to set up your own music server.

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In the first hour, pandemic-related cyberattacks like phishing campaigns and malware keep increasing, but you won’t believe some of the numbers. Plus, listen to a creepy deepfake of former President Nixon describing the Apollo 11 disaster. And after months of waiting, pro sports are back. We have details on how to watch the games online.

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In the second hour, working from home could become the new and permanent normal. Find out what companies are hiring. Plus, you won’t see Amazon’s drones anytime soon, but the company’s little delivery robots are expanding to more cities. We’ll tell you where. And, don’t fall for this new scam that tries to use Google against you.

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In the third hour, a company’s new drone promises to disinfect an entire stadium in about three hours. Plus, hear Elon Musk’s new claims about the chip meant to be installed in your brain. And, that expensive gaming computer just won’t be complete without this matching gaming chair - that costs the same price as the computer.

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In the first hour, Twitter suffered a massive hack in which cybercriminals took over high-profile user accounts to spread a bitcoin scam. What it means for cybersecurity. Plus, this risk calculator map will help you decide if it’s safe to go out. And, you won’t believe how much this groom-to-be spent on a gaming PC - instead of a honeymoon.

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In the second hour, Amazon is preparing to turn grocery shopping even more high-tech, this time with the shopping cart. You’ve never heard of a cart like this. Plus, Zoom is moving from software to hardware and wants to sell you a new gadget for your video calls. But it’ll cost you. And, soon you’ll be able to charge your phone in 15 minutes.

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In the third hour, Google has big plans for future tech as it experiments with smart tattoos that turn your skin into touchpads and holographic glasses. Plus, a robotic arm has been created to help with the housework, from untangling cords to folding clothes. And, how to watch the premium version of the new Peacock streaming service for free.

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In the first hour, governments around the world have been scrambling to get contact tracing apps on smartphones to track the spread of COVID-19. We’ll tell you why it’s not working. Plus, Amazon is close to a major milestone on the stock market. And, dozens of models of routers are vulnerable to being hacked. Find out if yours is on the list.

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In the second hour, Walmart is ready to take on Amazon Prime with its own yearly subscription. Find out how this plan compares and if it’s worth the cost. Plus, Google and Bing are free thanks to targeted ads, but would you pay a monthly fee to search the web ad-free? One startup is counting on it. And watch out for the latest phishing scams.

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In the third hour, what if you had to pay a subscription fee to use all the tech that’s already built into your new car? A luxury automaker is considering it. Plus, it’s hot outside this time of year, which is why Sony chose now to release an innovative new personal air conditioner. And, find out about great health apps you didn’t know existed.

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In the first hour, “hey Jerry,” “election” and “Montana” are just a few words that your favorite voice assistant can mistake as a wake word. And there are plenty more. Plus, the FBI has a warning about a new COVID-19 scam that you need to know about. And, if you subscribe to this live TV streaming service, you’re about to see a big price hike.

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In the second hour, meet a bakery owner who moved his operations online almost overnight after the pandemic shut down his brick-and-mortar locations. Plus, there are lots of reasons to block your number when making calls and you may not realize all the ways you can do it. Kim has five tips to help.

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In the third hour, making money from home is the dream, but it can turn into a nightmare if you fall for a scam. Meet a side hustle expert who literally wrote the book on earning cash with Amazon Mechanical Turk, with secrets you won't find anywhere else. Plus, Michael Gillespie wants to protect you from hackers that are taking down businesses and government agencies. Learn about free tools you can rely on if disaster strikes.

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