The internet is going crazy over a picture of Khloe Kardashian in a bikini — but for the reasons you might not think. It’s a realistic photo, but the Kardashian Team wants it taken off the internet forever. But is this even possible?
When you’re feeling aches or pains, you probably turn straight to Dr. Google for a diagnosis. After this episode, though, you might change your tune. New research about Googling health symptoms will surprise you.
If COVID isn’t enough, there’s a new pandemic to worry about. And even though it may sound like a low-quality Hollywood movie, it’s real. It’s the invasion of the Zoom Zombies!
If you’re spring cleaning, be on the lookout for retro tech. Don’t toss out gadgets from the ’80s or ’90s. Some of these things are worth thousands!
We’ve been through gasoline shortages, toilet paper shortages, Clorox wipe shortages. Right now, we’re in the middle of a lumber shortage. And what’s next is going to affect us all.
If you’ve never taken a peek at your home using Google Earth, you’ll be surprised how much of your life is visible to the world. And Google Earth’s Street View can be even more intrusive, showing your home as well as cars in the driveway. Here’s how you can restore at least a little bit of your privacy.
Smartphones are now all about the camera. Before you buy a new one, take this true or false test: The more megapixels, the better the picture. True or false?
Everybody goes to Google when they have burning questions. But you shouldn’t use it for these specific queries. Here are three things that you should never search for on Google or any other web search engine.
You’ve got to hear this amazing story about a niche gaming website that suddenly exploded with millions of users around the world. Why did it skyrocket to stardom? Find out in today’s episode.
After years of speculation, Google has finally admitted just how much personal data it collects from your iPhone. Here’s a hint: everything.
Millions of older Americans simply don’t have the computer skills to schedule an appointment for the Covid vaccine. As soon as an appointment appears, it’s gone in one to three seconds. But help is on the way.
You need a different password for every online account. But remembering them is impossible — unless you use a password manager.
As COVID-19 vaccinations roll out across the country, cybercriminals want their shot at stealing your money. If you aren’t careful, these two scams could drain your bank account.
A killer storm hit Texas, and now millions of people are going without water, heat and power. Would a home generator make a difference?
Severe snow, sleet and ice storms are pounding across the central and southern states. Although millions of people are going without power, social media is lighting up.
Here’s something for you to think about the next time you check your email. An invisible spy beacon is probably reporting back to the email’s sender with intimate details. Even your location could be compromised.
When you buy something on Amazon, you probably check the product’s reviews before adding it to your cart. That’s a bad idea.
Add another lost device to the long list of bygone tech. We no longer use folding maps, Walkman music players or Polaroid cameras. Now, the good old Piggy Bank has been dethroned. Meet its shiny new replacement.
If you’ve made the decision to have a home theater, what’s best: a large flat-screen TV or a projector?
The Ring Doorbell is a great product. But now its engineers have managed to come up with the absolute worst idea ever.
