June 7, 2022
Do you use Bluetooth trackers to find your lost keys? That’s how they’re meant to be used. Others use them for stalking. Here’s how one led to a murder, in 60 seconds.
June 6, 2022
Ever Google yourself and find all kinds of personal details out there? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a quick way to remove your private information from search results.
Sheryl Sandberg said she quit Facebook due to burnout. I don’t think that’s the full story. Here’s my take, in 60 seconds.
Plugging in a USB cable the right way feels like a no-brainer. Then why do we get it wrong on the first try so often? Here’s a secret trick you can use to put your USB drive in the right way the first time. I’ll also share a useful Google trick, news of an Instagram scam, Zuckerberg’s latest metaverse hijinks and whether the Ford F-150 Lightning Truck is worth the money. You’ll also learn about 15 clever uses for your Amazon Echo — and security steps you can’t skip.
June 5, 2022
Want to stop Google from keeping track of everywhere you’ve been? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a quick and easy way to get your privacy back.
Did you know America now has the world’s fastest and most powerful supercomputer? Here’s how it works, in 60 seconds.
June 4, 2022
Would you lend your smartphone to someone in need? Here’s how a random act of kindness can drain your bank account, in 60 seconds. (I’ll tell you what to do instead!)
Have you ever spent too much time scrolling through your photo gallery in search of a particular picture? Listen to this one-minute podcast to find your photos in an instant.
June 3, 2022
Love online shopping? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a few ways to save money, from sale alerts to coupon apps.
A new kind of ransomware is on the loose, and victims can’t pay to get the encryption key to their files — they must complete three acts of charity. Plus, Val Kilmer is back in “Top Gun: Maverick,” thanks to the help of AI and deepfake technology. And Facebook is losing one of its best security features. We’ll tell you what to do instead to keep your account safe.
Have you ever signed up for a free trial … only to forget to cancel before time runs out? This can cost you a ton of cash. Listen to this one-minute podcast for an easy way to stop overspending.
June 2, 2022
Plugging in a USB cable the right way sounds like a no-brainer. Then why do we get it wrong so often? Here’s how to nail it on the first try, in 60 seconds.
A British judge ruled that a Ring video doorbell violates the privacy of others. Here’s my take on whether that would hold up here in the U.S., in 60 seconds.
Is the DeLorean coming back as an EV? Here’s all you need to know. Plus, Ford makes it easy to 3D-print accessories and a bionic eye partially restores a woman’s vision. Also, here’s how to trade in old gear for Amazon cash and how many steps you should take each day.
June 1, 2022
Want to stop closing the wrong tabs by accident? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a productivity hack you’ll use time and time again.
Do your kids use Roblox? You need to know about these hidden dangers. Plus, you can buy a ticket to space or even get video tech support from inside your BMW. In this episode, you’ll learn how to turn an old PC into a home media server. I’ll also teach you how to save money on printer ink. (Spoiler alert: It’s all in the fonts.)
Want to buy this popular new electric truck? Here’s what you need to know before putting money down, in 60 seconds.
May 31, 2022
Sick of overspending on your cable bills? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a few perks you didn’t even know you could take advantage of.
Earlier this year, the 3G shutdown began. Here’s how this will affect your daily devices. Also, watch out for this nasty money-transfer video chat scam. Plus, police arrested a stalker who hid an AirTag in his victim’s vehicle, Amazon drivers are tired of dancing and injuries you can get from holding your phone wrong.
How much do you trust your favorite celebrity or influencer? Listen to this one-minute podcast for a few reasons why you should never trust their financial advice.