In the first hour, another major leak of Facebook records, this time totalling more than 400 million. Plus, you’ve seen deepfake videos but now thanks to AI there are deepfake voices. And it cost one company hundreds of thousands of dollars. We’ve got the details.

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In the second hour, move over Bruce Willis; NASA has a real plan to keep an asteroid from colliding with Earth. Plus, another group of experts is predicting what the world will look like in 50 years and they’ve got some interesting ideas. And, Facebook has finally rolled out a new feature to protect your privacy. We’ll tell you what setting to change.

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In the final hour, Apple’s annual event to announce the latest iPhone and other tech is right around the corner. We’ll tell you what to expect. Plus there’s another dumb phone on the way to help break smartphone addiction, but it comes with a heavy price tag. And, we’ll tell you what you need to know before getting rid of your old phone.

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In the first hour, you might think social credit systems like they have in China could never make their way into the U.S., they’re actually already here. Plus, recent tests show some of the most popular smartphones out there leak far more radiation than government safety limits. And, Amazon is still selling thousands of unsafe products.

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In the second hour, if you get tired of product placements popping up in your favorite TV shows and movies, bad news. Those “ads” could be getting much more personal. Plus, if you’ve ever wanted to see things from your pet’s point of view, now you can. And, forget the car keys. With this new SUV, your phone is the only thing you’ll need.

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In the final hour, Amazon-owned Ring’s partnership with law enforcement around the country is bigger than we thought. Plus, how’s your posture? If you slouch while working at your desk, this smartwatch will tell you to sit up straight. And, if you’re thinking about buying a new laptop, wait until the beginning of October. We’ll tell you why.

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In the first hour, before you dive in and apply for Apple’s shiny new credit card, there’s an agreement you might not be aware of that could cause trouble later. We’ll tell you how to opt out. Plus, 2019 is on track to be the worst year for data breaches ever. One trick could help protect your accounts. And, find out when the new iPhones come out.

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In the second hour, one company’s fully-functional spaceport is complete, and they’re almost ready to begin commercial flights into space. Plus, you never have to stop watching your favorite shows with this 4K TV-equipped smart bed of the future. And, you could be in line for a big payday from various class-action lawsuits.

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In the final hour, a gadget that’s been online since the dawn of the internet we know today is about to be shut down. Find out about the webcam that’s been online for 25 years. Plus, we’re expecting to see upgraded Apple Watches announced alongside the new iPhones. Find out what’s in store. And, why it’s the perfect time for a new laptop.

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In the first hour, you might start seeing cameras where you least expect, as the Pentagon is testing surveillance balloons over six U.S. states. Plus, robocall blockers are meant to protect your privacy, but they could actually be doing the opposite. And, it seems no connected device is safe from hackers, not even your fancy DSLR camera.

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In the second hour, learn about spears and boats equipped with shark-repelling technology. Plus, there’s a new trend for redesigning office spaces to lower your stress levels and make you happier. And, one woman decided that the best way to never lose her car key again was to have it implanted directly into her arm.

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In the final hour, a new foldable phone is on the way from another major tech firm, but will it cast a shadow over Samsung’s Galaxy Fold? Plus, watch where you’re walking because you might be seeing a lot more delivery robots hitting the pavement. And, Google has a new tool for teachers to put a stop to plagiarism in the classroom.

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Learn how technology is ushering in the concerts of the future, from augmented reality to immersive 3D sound. Plus, there’s a new sport to play and it was created entirely by artificial intelligence. And, make sure you’re aware of new I.D. requirements for domestic air travel. They go into effect sooner than you think.

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Facing scrutiny from the public and quite a few governments, Facebook unveiled a site and app redesign, along with other big changes. Plus, you’ll never believe some of the most vulnerable passwords people are still using. And for the very first time, an aerial drone was used to deliver a life-saving organ for a transplant surgery.

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Google made some big announcements this week, from more AR to issues involving your privacy. We’ve got the details. Plus, a lot of advocates are voicing their concerns about Amazon Echo Dots for kids, and the sensitive data they collect. And move over, self-lacing shoes, Nike is ready to start scanning your feet to find that perfect fit.

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In the first hour, another day, another data breach but unlike a number of others so far this year, this one affects more than 100 million people who used Capital One. Plus, the next time you buy a house, Amazon might give you thousands of dollars worth of coupons and tech. And, your generic phone chargers could lead to serious injuries.

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In the second hour, you won’t believe what one group says will be in homes of the future, like furniture that changes shape. Plus, here’s your chance to get your very own flying motorcycle, but i’ll cost you. And, you may think you’ve seen crazy smartphone designs before, but a new Samsung patent for a 3-screen phone could take the cake.

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In the final hour, Elon Musk says streaming services are finally coming soon to Tesla vehicles. Find out which ones. Plus, 3M’s new packaging material may completely eliminate the need for boxes and tape the next time you need to ship something. And, watch out for scammers on Nextdoor and other places you might not expect.

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In the first hour, Google wants to take detailed scans of your face, and they’ll even pay you a tiny amount for it. Plus, Microsoft plans to distribute free software to secure voting machines and prevent tampering with the next big election. And, if you were affected by the massive Equifax data breach in 2017, you could be owed up to $20,000.

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In the second hour, a first-of-its-kind skyport is nearly complete in Miami at one of the most luxurious residential condo towers in the world. Plus, as more and more devices become connected, it was inevitable that smart diapers would become a reality. And, a new design for the middle seat on airlines might be a welcome change for your elbows.

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In the final hour, massive amounts of data is being transferred to the cloud but you probably wouldn’t expect it to get there by tractor trailer. Plus, you could earn thousands of dollars if you’re able to break some of Google’s products. And, a viral new website can turn your selfie into a 15th century work of art. We’ll show you how.

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In the first hour, ever feel like you’re being watched? The Happiest Place on Earth is going all-in tracking theme park guests to generate extra profits for Disney. Plus, Elon Musk wants you to buy a Tesla, go to space and now get a microchip implanted into your brain. And, forget the cameras; now you can add flamethrowers to your drone.

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In the second hour, there’s another delivery robot on the way and this one’s fast enough to take travel in the bicycle lane. Plus, we’ll tell you about amazing new hologram technology for translating languages. And, the world’s largest outdoor TV is on the way, and you won’t believe how much the 300-inch beast costs.

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In the third hour, a viral joke about raiding Area 51 with more than a million people to “see them aliens” is getting a real warning from the U.S. Air Force. Plus, take me out to the ballgame where you might soon see robots as umpires. And, what you need to know about the trending app that makes you look older and its major privacy risks.

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In the first hour, one major wireless carrier is taking a big step in the fight against robocalls. They’ll soon block robocalls for you, and you won’t have to lift a finger. Plus, Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, and we’ll tell you everything you need to know to be prepared. And, watch out for this Zoom flaw that could put your Mac at risk.

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In the second hour, instead of just having a tiny screen on your smartwatch, what if you could have a virtual screen on your arm? Plus, concept cars come and go, but this one’s a little different because it comes equipped with an AI butler. And, there’s new malware that’s infecting millions of devices around the globe. We’ll tell you what to look for.

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In the final hour, listen to one of the most common robocall scams going on right now, claiming to be from Social Security. Plus, Walmart is going hi-tech when it comes to training new associates, using virtual reality. And, move over Netflix because yet another streaming service is on the way. And HBO Max is taking “Friends” with it.

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In the first hour, it’s not just their own citizens being spied on. Now the Chinese government is also putting spyware on tourists’ phones. Plus, the Samsung Galaxy Fold might finally be ready for release. And, we already know Alexa keeps records of your conversations, and now we know just how long they’re kept - unless you intervene.

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In the second hour, flying cars are on the way but before you see taxis and other vehicles fill the skies, you might see flying car races. Plus, if you see your doctor playing video games on the job, it’s probably a good thing. And, one man says after cancelling his Amazon Prime subscription, Alexa had something to say about it - it wasn’t nice.

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In the third hour, what’s old is new again with a hi-tech upgrade. Find out about the very first Bluetooth cassette player. Plus, learn how artificial intelligence was created to stop cats from bringing their dead prey into the house. And, if you bought e-books from this online store that’s shutting down, you’re about to lose them.

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In the first hour, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates reveals what he calls his biggest mistake and surprisingly, it isn’t Windows Vista. Plus, a new report details the surprising numbers of adults who admit to being online constantly. And, how a popular navigation app rerouted drivers from one traffic mess to an even messier (and muddier) one.

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In the second hour, one company is selling what they say is the world’s first long-range solar car. Find out how far it can go. Plus, technology is changing our bodies in some surprising ways, none of which are good. And, a new feature coming to the Monopoly board game might just bring an end to those age-old family feuds, thanks to A.I.

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In the final hour, Airbnb is now offering only the finest luxury rental properties. Some even cost $1 million per week. Plus, researchers have developed a new tool that could allow your smart speaker to call for help if you ever go into cardiac arrest. And, a warning for parents about a new app that makes cyberbullying even easier.

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Amazon wants you to turn your dumb speakers into smart ones using Alexa, but it’ll cost you. Plus, video doorbells add a layer of convenience and security to your home, but now they’re becoming a thief’s favorite target. And, if you want a better night’s sleep, you might consider taking this robot to bed with you.

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Facing scrutiny from the public and quite a few governments, Facebook unveiled a site and app redesign, along with other big changes. Plus, you’ll never believe some of the most vulnerable passwords people are still using. And for the very first time, an aerial drone was used to deliver a life-saving organ for a transplant surgery.

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Google made some big announcements this week, from more AR to issues involving your privacy. We’ve got the details. Plus, a lot of advocates are voicing their concerns about Amazon Echo Dots for kids, and the sensitive data they collect. And move over, self-lacing shoes, Nike is ready to start scanning your feet to find that perfect fit.

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