In the first hour, have you ever wondered how much time you spend staring at your digital devices? It’s decades of your life, according to one study. Plus, get ready for your cable and internet bill to increase with the new year. And you won’t believe how much the top YouTuber earned this year, especially since he’s only nine years old.

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In the second hour, it seems that every website you visit pesters you about accepting cookies. Find out why and if they’re ever going to go away. Plus, we have details about a new gadget that lets you know when your mail has arrived. And it seems KFC wasn’t joking about a new gaming console a few months ago. This one even warms chicken.

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In the third hour, if you’ve been holding your breath waiting for Apple to release its long-rumored smart car, get ready to wait a few years longer. Plus, take your Microsoft Flight Simulator to new heights with VR. And chances are you received a gift card or two for a store you have no interest in, but you can still get exactly what you want.  

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In the third hour, have you ever considered that we might be living inside a computer simulation? According to new research, there’s a 50/50 chance. Plus, cleanup on aisle 2 is about to be handled by robot janitors at this major retailer. And, medication delivery by drones is expanding to new areas in the U.S. Find out where it’s happening.

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In the second hour, Allie and Ben are back to talk about more smart tech gifts you might have received, like AirPods and smartwatches. Find out the best features and what you need to know about privacy settings. Plus, why you should set up your financial accounts like you’re going to be hacked. And avoid this scam call targeting parents.

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In the first hour, Komando.com Content Queen Allie and News Director Ben join Kim to go over everything you need to know about your new smart gadgets, from Echo speakers to Roku streaming devices. Plus, find out what router you need based on the size of your home. And we’ll explain how to turn your phone into a body cam.

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In the first hour, a simple hacking trick is behind a months-long cyberattack targeting multiple U.S. government agencies — and it affects you, too. Plus, the FTC just ordered Big Tech companies to explain how and why they collect your data. And don’t fall for these COVID-19 vaccine myths spreading like a virus on social media.

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In the second hour, (TS pending). Plus, Amazon wants to take the uncertainty out of buying clothes online by letting you tailor shirts to your exact measurements. Find out how much it costs. And believe it or not, creepy 3D-printed faces of real people are for sale.

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In the third hour, SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet has been making all the headlines recently, but Amazon just revealed new details on its own plans. Plus, create your own AI-based “Blob Opera” in your web browser. And after years of circling the digital drain, Adobe Flash Player has mere days left. Find out how to remove it from your system.

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In the first hour, Facebook was just slapped with two massive antitrust lawsuits from the FTC and 46 states. Will they be forced to sell Instagram and WhatsApp? Plus, in heists that channel “The Fast and the Furious,” groups of thieves are stealing PS5 gaming consoles from moving vehicles. And, Apple might replace your iPhone’s screen for free.

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In the second hour, Apple just unveiled its long-awaited answer to over-the-ear headphones: AirPods Max. You won’t believe the price tag. Plus, a new app by Google lets you speak using only your eyes. We have the details. And, a warning about this must-have video game on your kids’ wishlist — it could potentially lead to seizures.

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In the third hour, the robotic kitchen of the future is here, and it not only cooks everything but also cleans up after itself. But it doesn’t come cheap. Plus, Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites aren’t the only internet satellites being launched into orbit and that means more options for you. And, the latest SpaceX test flight had an explosive finale.

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In the first hour, hackers have launched a massive phishing campaign targeting companies that would help store and transport COVID-19 vaccines. Plus, hear about a woman’s terrifying ordeal when a man she didn’t know broke into her apartment as she recorded a TikTok video. And, find out why you should opt out of Amazon Sidewalk.

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In the second hour, if you’ve been paying sports programming fees to your TV provider even when games were canceled, you might be getting a refund. Plus, now you can add your own Street View images to Google Maps. We’ll tell you how. And, if you’re looking for a digital picture frame for yourself or to give as a gift, we’ll tell you which are best.

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In the third hour, it might sound like science fiction, but one company is building a craft that’ll take you to space with a big balloon. Plus, Elon Musk says SpaceX will launch a manned mission to Mars and that it’ll happen sooner than you think. And, we’ll tell you about a magnetic spray that turns pills into tiny robots that navigate your body.

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In the first hour, Black Friday unofficially kicked off in October and now the sales are really starting to ramp up. Tech is going to be one of the biggest items people want (and want to give) and we have some great gift ideas. Plus, watch out for the return of the “Secret Sister” gift exchange scam. And, find out why you should Google yourself now.

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In the second hour, we’ve got even more great gift ideas for tech, this time in the $100 to $200 range. From 3D printers to smart gardens and Bluetooth speakers, we have you covered. Plus, we’ll tell you when it’s best to use a smart bulb, switch or plug. And, if you think someone is listening to everything you say, look for this clue to know for sure.

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In the third hour, our tech gift ideas continue and we have a list of all the great stuff you can get for under $100. Hear about big savings on tech including Bluetooth trackers, smart plugs and an entry-level drone. Plus, find out how to stop “doomscrolling” every time you go online. And, we’ll tell you the tricks to find people on social media.

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In the first hour, if you think cutting the cord and moving exclusively to streaming is going to save you big money in the long run, think again. Prices are going up. Plus, Amazon wants to be your go-to for everything, which now includes your prescriptions. And, you won’t believe how much scalpers are trying to get for the new Xbox and PS5.

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In the second hour, find out how a former Marine’s new app is making home roof repairs so much easier. Plus, Twitter is launching a new way to tweet, where posts called “fleets” disappear after 24 hours. And, engineers just added some new smarts to Alexa, and now the voice assistant has a new trick that you’re either going to love … or hate.

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In the third hour, new startups are trying to adjust to permanently working from home with virtual HQs, but what does that mean? Plus, Google Pay is getting a major makeover to take on Apple Pay, PayPal and others. And, if you’re a fan of AR-gaming app Pokemon Go, it’s getting its biggest update yet. We’ll tell you what’s new.

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In the first hour, as the presidential election saga drags on, Facebook and Google are extending bans on political ads. Plus, a popular video doorbell is being recalled after numerous reports of catching fire. Find out if your doorbell is involved. And, the classic overpayment scams are making the rounds again. We’ll tell you what to watch for.

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In the second hour, Apple just put on a third virtual event in as many months and this time the star of the show was the Mac — and the return of a popular ad campaign. Plus, Amazon’s in-garage delivery service just expanded to thousands of cities. And, bad news if you store your pictures and videos using Google Photos. Changes are coming.

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In the third hour, a skydiver took to new heights with an electric wingsuit that can hit speeds of nearly 200 mph. We have the crazy details. Plus, will smartwatches be replaced one day with self-healing electronic skin? It’s not as far-fetched as you might think. And, what you need to know about copycat Android apps that are hiding malware.

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In the first hour, while all the focus has been on the presidential election, you might not have heard that several tech-related laws were also passed. We have the details. Plus, police in one city have a new plan to convince residents to share their home security camera feed. And, find out why Walmart is giving its shelf-scanning robots the boot.

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In the second hour, in another example of why it’s important to erase tech before selling it, you won’t believe how much sensitive data researchers found on used USB drives sold on eBay. Plus, we have details on Apple’s ‘One More Thing’ event. And, what’s the difference between a soccer ball and a bald head? From AI’s point of view, nothing.

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In the third hour, if you think big tech is done releasing new smartphones for now, think again. Samsung’s newest flagship phone is coming sooner than you think. Plus, your kids might already be asking you for the brand-new Xbox, but is it really worth it? And, get ready, because debt collectors will soon be able to slide into your social media DMs.

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In the first hour, the heads of Google, Facebook and Twitter testified at a Congressional hearing this week. And there, we learned all about Big Tech’s biggest fear. Plus, keep a close eye on your internet bill, because you could soon be paying more. And, Election Day is almost here. Find out how to track your ballot if you didn’t vote in-person.

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In the second hour, you won’t believe how much money Tesla owners have to pay to regain access to one of their cars’ most basic features. Plus, if you’re looking for a job, Amazon is hiring 100,000 seasonal workers. And, a prototype of the world’s first hand-held calculator is up for auction and you can count on it — selling for thousands.

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In the third hour, researchers have developed a smart fabric tablecloth that can detect what’s on top of it, from dinner to your car keys. Plus, a new smartwatch wants to make sure people with hearing problems can still “hear” important alerts. And, Facebook is getting deeper into mobile gaming, but it won’t work if you have a particular smartphone.

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In the first hour, the U.S. Department of Justice just hit Google with an antitrust lawsuit — the biggest since going after Microsoft more than 20 years ago. Plus, deepfake nude photos have been created of more than 100,000 women on this popular messaging app. And, Facebook plans to forecast the COVID-19 spread using artificial intelligence.

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In the second hour, the streaming service known for its short videos will now be known as the shortest-lived. So long, Quibi. Plus, are you ready for the return of Charlie Brown in the Peanuts holiday classics? You’ll only be able to watch them via streaming this year. And, now you can buy a TV that rolls up, but you won’t believe how much it is.

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In the third hour, have you ever considered that we might be living inside a computer simulation? According to new research, there’s a 50/50 chance. Plus, cleanup on aisle 2 is about to be handled by robot janitors at this major retailer. And, medication delivery by drones is expanding to new areas in the U.S. Find out where it’s happening.

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In the first hour, while some argue our internet freedoms are under attack in the U.S., it’s nothing compared to what’s happening in other countries since the pandemic began. Plus, there’s a new customer service scam you need to know about before it drains your bank account. And, if you’re tired of those non-stop Zoom meetings, you’re not alone.

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In the second hour, Apple finally unveiled the brand-new 5G iPhone 12 lineup. Find out what’s new and what you’ll be missing out on if you upgrade. Plus, Apple wasn’t the only big name with new tech. Google has an updated Nest Thermostat with some new tricks. And, watch out for this phishing attack that pretends to be a Windows Update.

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In the third hour, as e-bikes become more popular with high-tech features, not every new idea is a good one. Would you buy an inflatable bike? Plus, robots are looking to take on even more jobs in public service, as firefighters and eventually, sailors. And, we’ll tell you all the steps you can take to reduce your monthly internet bill.

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