In the first hour, if you think China’s scary mass surveillance will stay in China, not so fast. Chinese firms hope to take the invasive tech worldwide. Plus, Tesla’s Cybertruck has been unveiled, although the “smashing” reveal didn’t go exactly as planned. And we’ll tell you about the secret way to get a big discount on new Amazon tech.

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In the second hour, delivery robots are becoming a reality, but they didn’t exactly receive a warm welcome during a recent visit to the big city. Plus, it’s the age-old question: does Bigfoot exist? Modern technology could hold the answer. And, find out which headphones are the best to add to your Christmas shopping list.

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In the third hour, no one likes to ride their bicycle in the rain, and that’s why someone decided to create a new bike to keep you dry. Plus, move over Roomba because there’s a new robotic vacuum on the way. But this one’s meant for much bigger jobs. And, Black Friday might be over, but holiday scams aren’t. Find out how to avoid them.

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In the first hour, if you think Google’s search results are completely unbiased, think again. A new report says they’ve been known to play favorites. Plus, what you need to know about a scary Android bug that lets hackers take control of your camera. And, what’s the difference between Black Friday and Cyber Monday anyway? We’ll tell you

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In the second hour, the race to get more electric cars on the streets is heating up. Ford is banking on an electric Mustang, but it’s not what you think, while Tesla has something other than a sedan or SUV on the way. Plus, tips to avoid holiday traffic when it’s time to hit the road. And, we’ll tell you about 15 useful sites you’ll wish you knew about sooner.

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In the third hour, Uber has a plan to get your rides into the air, and now they’ve set a date. Plus, while connected cars are nothing new, one company is working on new tires with 5G built in. We’ll tell you why. And, everyone carries a camera in their pocket, but how well do know how to use it? Learn how to use your phone’s camera like a pro.

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In the first hour, it’s been revealed that Google has access to millions of sensitive medical records. Hear how they’re defending the practice. Plus, a new Facebook “bug” is accessing your phone’s camera, but there’s a way to stop it. And companies have a secret consumer score based on your data. We’ll show you how you can see what they have on you.

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In the second hour, targeted ads might not surprise you anymore, but you won’t believe what some retailers are doing now when you browse their websites. Plus, what if you could add a second screen to your existing phone? It could soon be possible thanks to a new device. And learn the secret way to dig up dirt on someone.

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In the third hour, a company can help treat your insomnia … with a jolt of electricity to the brain. Plus, find out the five things you must do to protect your phone from hackers and a terrifying new attack. And you can stop wondering because yes, your emails are being tracked. We’ll tell you how you can stop it.

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In the first hour, you won’t believe some of the fake news stories being shared by millions on Facebook, less than a year before the next major election. Plus, a church group made up of young girls used a popular Bible app to discuss scripture, until a sex offender joined. And, forget the future of smartwatches. Timex is going back in time.

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In the second hour, just like everything else connected to the internet, smart speakers are vulnerable to being hacked — but with a laser pointer? Plus, when a couple accidentally left their dog in the yard one cold night, the labrador mix used smart home tech to get their attention. And, need your prescriptions fast? There’s a drone for that.

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In the third hour, carmakers release futuristic concept cars all the time, but you probably haven’t seen one that comes with a flying broomstick before. Plus, a Russian startup wants to sell you a creepy robot — that can look like any real person, living or dead. And years after his death, a popular actor is making his way back to the big screen.

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In the first hour of this best of episode, commercial space travel is getting closer to becoming a reality. Find out about the “Gateway to Space” at Virgin Galactic’s New Mexico spaceport. Plus, 3D printing isn’t just about phone cases and knick-knacks, as new advancements are being made in 3D-printed replacement organs.

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In the second hour of this best of episode, product placement in TV shows and movies isn’t a new trend, but soon you might see different products on your TV thanks to CGI. Plus, if your golf game isn’t that great, this self-driving golf ball would probably help. And, parenting remotely might be a little easier with this specially-designed robot.

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In the third hour of this best of episode, it might not be the next summer blockbuster, but NASA actually has a real plan to deflect asteroids that could collide with earth. Plus, flying cars and fully automated houses aren’t the only tech of the future; you have to hear some of these predictions. And, robots are entering an all-new field: pole dancing.

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In the first hour, as more and more companies and consumers become skeptical, is it the beginning of the end for the social media influencers? Plus, a warning about a massive sextortion attack with numbers you won’t believe. And, complaints continue about expired and spoiled food being sold by some Amazon third party vendors.

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In the second hour, it’s official: drone deliveries are now taking place in the U.S. Find out where and about plans for expansion. Plus, we already know that Amazon and Google employees can listen in through smart speakers, but they’re apparently not the only ones. And, we’ll tell you about a very odd phone case that can be pinched and tickled.

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In the final hour, another phishing attack is gaining in popularity, one that could lead to cybercriminals taking over your phone account. Plus, your iPad has more features than ever thanks to the new iPadOS. We have the pro tips and tricks. And, credit card companies are working together to make online shopping easier and more secure.

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In the first hour, parents are suing the massively popular online game, “Fortnite,” saying it’s designed to be addictive. We have the details. Plus, the delivery wars between Amazon and Walmart are heating up again. Find out what each is now offering. And, you won’t believe how much a 6-year-old YouTube star spend on a new house.

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In the second hour, Google is taking on Amazon and Apple with their latest round of tech. Learn about their new smartphone, wireless earbuds and other innovations. Plus, a robotics firm could pay you more than $130,000. All they want in return is your face. And, you might think you’re charging your phone correctly, but research says otherwise.

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In the final hour, why haul your luggage around if you could just have it follow you around instead? We’ll tell you about a new cargo robot. Plus, you won’t believe the way a good Samaritan tracked down the owner of a lost wallet. And in this week’s DIY Security tip, everything you need to know about deleting yourself from the internet.

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In the first hour, it’s been established that smart speakers and other devices are listening to what you say, but now they could also be watching. We have details. Plus, facial recognition is becoming more common at airports, but at what cost to your privacy? And, there’s a new scam on the rise that can catch you off guard.

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In the second hour, put the jet skis away because soon, you might be able to glide just a few feet above the water. Plus, high-tech concerts are becoming more and more popular, because these shows star musicians who have passed away. And, if you think your iPhone is charging more slowly, you’re not imagining it. We’ll tell you why it’s happening.

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In the final hour, Apple could have even more tech on the way sooner than you might think, including special glasses. Plus, we’ll tell you how you can turn off Facebook’s most annoying feature. And, if you have an Amazon Echo smart speaker, we’ll tell you the essential settings you should change to keep your privacy intact.

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In the first hour, it wasn’t just new laptops and tablets Microsoft unveiled at their latest event. Now they have plans for their own folding phone. Plus, Tesla’s newest feature is meant to add convenience, but instead it’s leading to a number of fender benders. And, more than 200 million accounts of this popular gaming app have been exposed.

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In the second hour, Rolls Royce has their own vision for a car of the future, combining luxury with artificial intelligence. Plus, ever wanted a trashcan that will take itself to the curb? Now you can live the dream. And, if you’re tired of rush hour traffic and you live in this big city, you can catch an Uber that will fly you across town in a helicopter.

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In the final hour, if you prefer the classic look of a jean jacket, consider a high-tech upgrade to one that will answer your calls. Plus, you’ll never lose the pieces to this AR-powered board game. And, how fast can you tap out a message on your phone? You’ll never believe how many words per minute some people are typing.

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In the first hour, after years of promises and months of waiting, the Samsung Galaxy Fold has arrived. Now the question is, can we actually trust it? Plus, Facebook just bought a startup working on mind-reading wristbands. Find out what they’re planning. And, Google might have achieved “quantum supremacy,” but what is that? We’ll explain.

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In the second hour, you won’t believe what powers this wildly expensive superyacht concept. Plus, Samsung has plans for a new TV that will offer faster streaming than anything you had before. And, you don’t have to pay big bucks for Photoshop to get the best editing tools. We’ll tell you about the free alternatives.

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In the final hour, one company’s popular safety product replaces your bicycle helmet with an airbag for your head. Plus, Google Maps is rolling out a new feature that’ll make it much harder to track where you’re going and where you’ve been. And, we’ll tell you why you need to update your iPhone to the latest iOS 13.1 right now.

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In the first hour, a new report says your smart TVs and other devices are collecting and sharing data far more than you realize. Plus, Facebook’s creepy new gadget could be watching you while you’re watching TV. And, NBC just announced details for its upcoming streaming service, along with some surprising plans for reboots.

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In the second hour, we’ll tell you about Uber’s new feature that could detect trouble on your trip automatically. Plus, Apple’s new iOS blocks some apps that want to track you, but Facebook is trying a new way to get around it. And, those private meetings on your Google Calendar might not be so private after all, and could easily be exposed.

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In the final hour, Amazon is adding a big new feature to its streaming music service that most competitors don’t have. Plus, what you need to know about dozens of malware-filled apps that you need to remove from your phone. And, Google has new tech on the horizon that combines features of two of their biggest products.

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In the first hour, all the details about Apple’s latest iPhones, other tech and their streaming service looking to take on both Netflix and Disney. Plus, the next big disruption for business could make selling your house much easier. And, Google is about to start collecting even more data, this time with your face.

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In the second hour, Audi has an idea of what a hi-tech offroad vehicle should look like, and you’ll never believe what it uses for headlights. Plus, we’ll tell you about the gaming system of the future your kids are sure to want, no matter how outrageous it is. And, you’ve heard about color-changing light bulbs, but what about color-changing ink?

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In the final hour, the next time Alexa doesn’t know the answer to your question, the voice assistant will go asking for help. Plus, a cautionary tale about what not to do if the bank accidentally deposits thousands of dollars into your account. And, a warning for Instagram users that your private posts might not be so private after all.

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