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August 13, 2022 - Hour 1

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the first hour, a list of mental health apps with big privacy concerns, how to remove your info from Google Search results and Big Tech’s plan for a password-less future.

August 13, 2022 - Hour 2

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the second hour, take Starlink’s satellite internet service on the road, a new watch band that adds video calling to Apple Watch and why gamers are breaking TVs again.

August 13, 2022 - Hour 3

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the third hour, Meta is planning four new VR headsets, details on luxury apartments that monitor residents’ health and smart screws that alert you when they’re loose.

August 6, 2022 - Hour 1

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the first hour, a money-stealing spam text is making the rounds. Here’s a hint: It tries to lure you in with free stuff. Plus, you might be killing your phone battery a lot faster without realizing it. And you won’t believe the everyday objects that could be hiding spy cameras.

August 6, 2022 - Hour 2

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the second hour, ever wonder what your home looked like before you moved in? Try Google’s Timelapse feature for a neighborhood flashback. Plus, life has all kinds of little annoyances. Kim has seven tech fixes to make things easier. And there’s a simple step you should do once every week to keep your Mac or PC happy.

August 6, 2022 - Hour 3

This week we are revisiting one of our favorite episodes In the third hour, there’s a new mirror you should know about if you hate shopping for new clothes. It can actually guess your size. Plus, if you drive a motorcycle and use an iPhone, don’t make this mistake that could ruin your phone’s camera. And a few telltale signs your computer’s hard drive is failing.

July 30, 2022 - Hour 1

In the first hour, the government invests $400 million to bring high-speed internet to rural communities. Plus, a security warning from an unlikely source: Joe Rogan says China knows everything you type into TikTok. And a new study finds judges are citing an unexpected resource more and more in their legal decisions: Wikipedia.

July 30, 2022 - Hour 2

In the second hour, Gmail has a new look. Here are all the changes coming to your inbox. Plus, Tesla’s Autopilot comes under fire once again after a driver kills a motorcyclist while using the hands-free feature. And clever smartphone tricks to never miss an important call or text again.

July 30, 2022 - Hour 3

In the third hour, Ford reveals a new F-150 Lightning model with a very specific purpose. Plus, smart tips to make your next long flight bearable thanks to tech. And Kim has a list of the best free Windows and Mac security downloads for your computer.

July 23, 2022 - Hour 1

In the first hour, the District Attorney in a major U.S. city wants her police department to tap into privately-owned security cameras in the name of public safety. Too bad it’s a violation of Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights. Plus, Netflix has a new ad-supported tier coming — but don’t expect it to include everything you’d get with the paid version. And Kim has five ways to think more like a hacker to protect your money.

July 23, 2022 - Hour 2

In the second hour, Apple just released an update for iPhones, iPads, Macs and more. Here’s why you should install them right away. Plus, digital luggage tags are finally replacing the paper version — but only if you fly this airline. And if you’re ready to sort out your messy photo collection finally, listen for the steps to get it done correctly.

July 23, 2022 - Hour 3

In the third hour, Amazon acquired a medical company that wants to change how we receive care. Plus, we all have an old cellphone or two sitting around; Kim has five handy ways to get more life out of yours. And political spam is coming to your inbox. Take this step now to stop the junk.

July 16, 2022 – Hour 1

In the first hour, a new state law requires gun applicants to provide their social media accounts. I’ll tell you what officials are looking for. Plus, you know your phone and computer can be hacked, but what about your TV? There are three major warning signs. And if you’re headed to the airport soon, a warning: Ubers are getting uber expensive. Can you guess the state where rides cost the most?

July 16, 2022 – Hour 2

In the second hour, see what you’d look like as an action figure with Hasbro’s new 3D-printed Selfie Series. Plus, get ready to pony up for yet another streaming service if you’re a football fan. And today’s smartphone cameras are good enough to get pro-quality shots if you know the right tricks. That and much more, plus all your calls and questions.

July 16, 2022 – Hour 3

In the third hour, you may never have to struggle with parallel parking again if EasyTurn becomes a household name. It’s a new steering system that allows cars to drive sideways, so no more scraping the curb. Plus, Amazon’s new smart cart weighs your produce, keeps track of coupons and more to make grocery shopping easy. And medical alert systems are expensive. Kim has a smart way to get many of the same features for much less money.

July 9, 2022 – Hour 1

In the first hour, North Korean hackers are targeting healthcare organizations. Kim has literal life-saving tips for anyone who works in the industry. Plus, Apple’s new Lockdown Mode for iPhone offers extreme security — and the company is willing to pay $2 million to anyone that can break through it. And Google knows way more than your email address and phone number. There are three creepy lists lurking in your account history that show Google knows close to everything about you.

July 9, 2022 – Hour 2

In the second hour, Amazon Prime subscribers just got a valuable upgrade: A year of food deliveries without paying the annoying fees. Plus, forget your phone’s call log — if you really want to see spam, go to Twitter. The social media giant says it removes a whopping 1 million spam accounts per day. And if you’re sick of shelling out money for all those streaming services, Kim has an action plan to find and watch your shows without the monthly fees.

July 9, 2022 – Hour 3

In the third hour, Kim has the rumors and leaks on all the latest tech, including iOS 16, an extreme sports Apple Watch with a two-inch display, and the new Samsung Galaxy Watch 5. Plus, how to secure your Google account before you die and the email tracking secret advertisers don’t want you to know.

July 2, 2022 - Hour 1

In the first hour, the FCC asked Google and Apple to remove TikTok from their app stores. You won’t believe just how much user info is being shared with the Chinese company behind the viral video app. Plus, the cryptocurrency meltdown continues as a major crypto hedge fund defaulted on a $670 million loan. And your phone contains a secret ID that’s supposed to protect your identity from advertisers. A new report shows your data isn’t as private as any of us might hope.

July 2, 2022 - Hour 2

In the second hour, a viral Kindle “life hack” is leaving authors seeing red — and out a lot of money. Plus, if you use Google Meet, be careful about missing video calls. A new feature acts as a digital tattletale. And you can make big bucks renting out your home, and we don’t mean through Airbnb. Get paid for your indoor and outdoor space by the hour.

July 2, 2022 - Hour 3

In the third hour, Disney World is getting a high-tech upgrade with robotic lockers that could bring your stuff right to you. Plus, Spotify is testing a new karaoke setting that tests how well you know your favorite songs so you can sing along without leaving the house. And good news if you’re sick of those mysterious telemarketer messages that appear without you ever hearing your phone ring: The FCC is cracking down on ringless voicemail.

June 25, 2022 - Hour 1

In the first hour, ever wonder just how much money Big Tech companies make? I’ve got the inside scoop on how much Amazon, Google and Facebook make every single minute of the day. Plus, crypto scammers have a smart new way to fool even the savviest people into handing over money. And Amazon just debuted a new Alexa technology that would allow you to reconnect with a dead relative. Good idea or just plain creepy?

June 25, 2022 - Hour 2

In the second hour, Google’s has some competition: Privacy-focused Brave says its new Goggles feature lets you control what you see — not an algorithm. Plus, before you start moving around furniture, use your phone to see how the new layout will look. Kim has a few apps, including one from IKEA, that get the job done. And Canon’s new $600 camera uses a special algorithm and face tracking to photos automatically. Sounds cool, but it’s a privacy nightmare.

June 25, 2022 - Hour 3

In the third hour, are the humanoid robots we’ve seen in science fiction for decades finally coming? Elon Musk says the Tesla robot will be here by the end of summer. Plus, want a ride without having to chat with the driver? A new driverless car service is debuting in California and it’s cheaper than Uber. And Twitter, synonymous with short posts, will soon let you write as much as your heart desires.

June 18, 2022 Hour 1

In the first hour, Amazon owns an encrypted messaging app that allows perverts to exchange child porn. Why hasn’t anything been done to stop this? Plus, a Google software engineer is on paid leave after claiming a Google AI program is alive. Does his claim hold water? And Apple has a plan to do away with passwords. Sounds convenient, but the jury is still out on whether it can really keep our accounts safe.

June 18, 2022 Hour 2

In the second hour, forget Google and Apple Maps — a new navigation system splits the Earth into three-meter squares. Each one gets its own three-word code that makes getting anywhere easier. Plus, Lime has a new option if you don’t want to ride a scooter but want to save on gas: An electric motorbike you can rent. And Firefox just made a change that stops sites from following you around the web.

June 18, 2022 Hour 3

In the third hour, digital license plates are expanding, which could save you if your vehicle is ever lost or stolen. Plus, have fond memories of your old Walkman? Sony has an impressive new version of the iconic music player … and it’ll cost you $3,700. And if you live in California, look up. You just might spot an Amazon drone delivery.

June 11, 2022 Hour 1

In the first hour, my take on social media’s role in school shootings — and why they refuse to do anything about it. Plus, parents are suing Meta after their daughter’s social media use led to some dire consequences. And Americans are stripping down on the subscription-based OnlyFans site. You won’t believe how much money they’re making.

June 11, 2022 Hour 2

In the second hour, Apple just teased all the new changes coming to your iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch this fall, along with the hot new gadgets that will be released just in time for holiday shopping. Plus, an Instagram phishing attack you should know about and how to mark a tweet as a spoiler so you don’t spoil the latest streaming hit.

June 11, 2022 Hour 3

In the third hour, a new tool allows anyone to create realistic-looking humans right in a browser. Plus, Amazon is opening its first physical fashion store in LA. Can’t visit? Try the Virtual Try-On for shoes instead to see how they’ll look on you. And Samsung’s new Family Hub update turns smart fridges into a full-fledged smart assistant with a 22-inch screen.

June 4, 2022 Hour 1

In the first hour, a new study shows how easily the Amazon Echo, Google Nest and other smart devices can be hacked. Plus, Val Kilmer makes a comeback in “Top Gun: Maverick” with the help of AI, and IBM’s self-sailing ship crossing the Atlantic without any humans onboard just hit another snag.

June 4, 2022 Hour 2

In the second hour, a new phone developer attempts to de-Google Android phones. Can they succeed? Plus, big changes coming to the new iPhone and iPad models and Meta’s new calling feature makes Messenger a whole lot more useful.

June 4, 2022 Hour 3

In the third hour, the Apple Watch may be getting a significant new feature that could change wearables. Plus, cars aren’t the only thing going electric. Say hello to a new crop of snowmobiles, boats and mowers. And Roomba’s new iRobot OS looks to take household bots to the next level.

May 28, 2022 Hour 1

Best of show In the first hour, the upcoming 3G shutdown won’t just affect old cell phones, an arrest in an AirTag stalking case and there’s a new video chat scam you need to be aware of.

May 28, 2022 Hour 2

Best of show In the second hour, “Worldle” is the “Wordle” of geography, the hidden dangers Roblox poses for children and how you can buy a $450K ticket to take a trip to space.

May 28, 2022 Hour 3

Best of show In the third hour, Ford is making it easy to create 3D-printed accessories for one of its trucks, the iconic DeLorean could return as an EV and get ready for smart headlights.

May 21, 2022 – Hour 1

In the first hour, there’s a new twist in Elon Musk’s bid to buy Twitter. Find out why the deal is on ice right now. Plus, the government put the breaks on its plan to police online content and the Hollywood stars that have gone radio silent since crypto cratered.

May 21, 2022 – Hour 2

In the second hour, the new iPhone photo trend that could get downright embarrassing, sneaky app subscription changes that could cost you money and live translation captions coming to Google Meet.

May 21, 2022 – Hour 3

In the third hour, Amazon’s smart fridge plans mean more data collection, scientists are developing smart bandages and a look at John Deere’s fully-automous, smart-phone controlled tractor.

June 25, 2022 – Hour 1

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