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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.
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.
May 14, 2022 – Hour 1
In the first hour, a bad week for crypto investors keeps getting worse, Netflix changes coming sooner than thought and ransomware ends up closing a college permanently.
May 14, 2022 – Hour 2
In the second hour, Google’s announcements from privacy tools to its first smartwatch, it’s the end of the line for the iPod and details on Harley-Davidson’s new electric bike.
May 14, 2022 – Hour 3
In the third hour, human trials are set to begin on computer-linked brain implants, how biometrics could end airport security hassles and Samsung’s rumored phone camera.
May 7, 2022 – Hour 1
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.
May 7, 2022 – Hour 2
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.
May 7, 2022 – Hour 3
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.
April 30, 2022 – Hour 1
In the first hour, what happens now that Elon Musk has bought Twitter, why Facebook doesn’t know where your data goes and investing in your 401(k) with Bitcoin is here.
April 30, 2022 – Hour 2
In the second hour, how a man’s lost luggage was found with the help of an AirTag, now you can fix your own iPhone (with a catch) and Prime delivery is coming to other sites.
April 30, 2022 – Hour 3
In the third hour, an electrified Corvette is coming, rumors of another life-saving feature coming to Apple Watch and how Elon Musk describes his company’s brain implant.
April 23, 2022 – Hour 1
In the first hour, Netflix is making big changes after losing subscribers for the first time, Elon Musk continues his push to buy Twitter and a holographic doctor visits the ISS.
April 23, 2022 – Hour 2
In the second hour, how to see a 37-year satellite time lapse of your neighborhood, what buy now, pay later loans mean for your credit report and new Zoom features.
April 23, 2022 – Hour 3
In the third hour, luxury automakers BMW and Mercedes-Benz unveil new EVs, a smart shopping mirror that guesses your size and Amazon’s secret AR tech for your home.
April 16, 2022 – Hour 1
In the first hour, U.S. agencies issue alert over malware that can take over infrastructure systems, Elon Musk now wants to buy all of Twitter and how a catfish victim found love.
April 16, 2022 – Hour 2
In the second hour, details about a surgically-implanted chip to pay for things, new Amazon fees could be passed down to you and inside the ‘pigeon metaverse.’
April 16, 2022 – Hour 3
In the third hour, Ford’s long-awaited EV truck is set to hit the road soon, details on a luxurious balloon ride to space and iOS 16 could bring big changes to your iPhone.
April 9, 2022 - Hour 1
In the first hour, how the U.S. secretly removed malware to prevent cyberattacks, why Elon Musk bought millions of Twitter shares and scary new AirTag stalking reports.
April 9, 2022 - Hour 2
In the second hour, Amazon just raised the price of its Music Unlimited plan, Google releases an emergency patch for Chrome and Peloton’s new motion-tracking camera.
April 9, 2022 - Hour 3
In the third hour, drone deliveries begin near the largest U.S. city yet, Apple announces dates for a new event and Amazon moves forward with planned satellite launches.
April 2, 2022 – Hour 1
In the first hour, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration put out a list of emojis teens are using to talk about drugs, a man was arrested after using his Apple Watch to stalk his ex-girlfriend and remote job scams are worse than ever.
April 2, 2022 – Hour 2
In the second hour, a big change coming to the results you see in Google Search and Google News, a security warning every Chrome user needs to know about and a 30-second privacy check to see what companies you’re sharing data with.
April 2, 2022 – Hour 3
In the third hour, the world’s first space hotel is set to open, how to add private photos to a locked folder and a smart way to save time and update all your social media accounts at once.
