New tariffs will drive up prices on China-made phones. That’s bad news for Apple.
That flood of perfect reviews? Could be paid for. Here’s how to spot the signs.
When picking a new pope, the Vatican cuts off the outside world. Signal jammers block phones. Anti-spy tech sweeps every corner. Plus, Hailey from Ohio heard a stranger talking to her baby through a Wi-Fi nanny cam. And tariffs might make your next iPhone cost more.
Forget passwords. The creator of ChatGPT is scanning irises to build a global crypto economy. Also, Noah from Virginia bought an old laptop and found a kid’s ’90s homework saved on it — so he read it on TikTok and made the internet cry. Plus, an Apple AirPlay hack and the chance to buy your own Waymo.
Mike Johns got stuck in a robotaxi on the way to the airport. I talk to him about what happened. Plus, why kids are losing it over the Minecraft movie, how AI just took over prompt engineering, and new updates on Kim Kardashian’s 2016 robbery.
Snapping pics with the Pope’s body? The Vatican wasn’t ready for smartphone culture. Plus, a new app uses AI to analyze your messages and tell you how compatible — or cringe — your past relationship was. I also talk to Stephanie from Mesa, Arizona, who fell for an online Ponzi scheme.
Waymo’s self-driving cars will soon be up for grabs. But don’t count on turning a profit.
See an iPhone or iPad just sitting somewhere it doesn’t belong? Don’t assume you’re alone.
Friday night celebration? Nah. We’ve got food delivery and streaming. You can thank Wi-Fi for that.
Someone asked Sarah that question at a grocery store. Minutes later, her debit card was gone.
Finally, victims have protections. That doesn’t mean the internet will forget.
Weak signal? Grab some foil. This kitchen hack might actually boost your Wi-Fi.
The MyPillow guy’s lawyer used AI to write court filings in the Dominion case. Big mistake.
Hackers are using AI to create fake job candidates that look and sound real on Zoom. Try this pro trick to spot them.
Owning your own robotaxi could soon be a reality. Plus, when did you made your first investment? Thanks to AI, people are doing it younger than ever. Also: Selfies with the pope, and why Apple wants you to delete Chrome right now.
Some moments are meant for respect, not your camera roll.
Are you inbox zero? If not, here’s a simple way to get rid of all those junky emails.
The Los Angeles Times uncovered a covert electioneering campaign involving over 500 social media creators. Here’s the scoop.
Turns out, tons of people still don’t know how to do it. If that’s you, here’s the quick fix for iPhone and Android.
Motorola unveiled a completely new Razr flip phone. But this time, the phone comes with Perplexity A.I. baked in.