Summer entertainment adding up? There are free concerts all around you. Just ask your phone. Plus, Deana and her friends were stranded on a boat. Two hours with no signal. My SOS tip helped save the day.
Forget the translator app. It’s already built into your devices. And it’s free. Plus, those apps that pay you to scan receipts and gas pumps sound harmless. But you’re actually trading your data. That’s the question Cathay has. We break it down.
Thinking about a big hair change? Try it with AI first. Plus, Stacey, a Paralympic chaplain and wheelchair athlete, spent 7 hours manually entering financial reports every year. We got the fix to save her time and money.
Still haven’t booked your summer trip yet? Listen here for tips to save money. Plus, Amy’s family-owned florist shop keeps getting blamed for bad orders it never received. Thanks to copycat websites. We help her protect her business on Google.
Tired of getting boring results from your chatbot? Then stop giving generic commands. Plus, Rocky is addicted to his game. Plays 80 hours a week on his phone. We break down why games hook you and where to find real help.
Sunscreen protects your skin. But it’s quietly destroying your phone screen. The easy fixes to keep it safe this summer. And Adam has recorded nearly 10,000 concerts on cassette tapes since 1984. From Nirvana to Sonic Youth. Now volunteers are archiving them online for free.
That cluttered garage shelf could be worth hundreds. AI prices it for you. Plus, Maddie’s rescue dog is one of a kind. Or so she thought. Until she found an almost identical dog in an Amazon review. Real? Or AI? We break it down.
Tired of spoilers ruining your favorite show? TikTok and X’s hidden setting blocks them. Plus, Chuck wrote a song to honor his parents. Just one problem. He hates his singing voice. We weigh in on whether AI belongs in something this personal.
Skip the trip planning stress. Let AI do it for you. Plus, Kurt’s stolen iPhone went from Italy to Africa. The data? Still not erased. We break down why.
There are two free apps that turns your phone into a star guide. Plus, a fake bail bondsman called Krista demanding $5,000 for her grandson’s arrest. Only problem? Her grandson was upstairs. The whole time. Hear how she turned the tables.
If you want to win the real estate game, head to the boring tabs. Here’s how to snoop on the homeowner’s mortgage history. Plus, we help Aaron decide if extra eBay fees are worth it to sell car parts.
There’s two magic words that completely change your AI answers. Plus, Francesca teaches her 102-year-old grandpa and 89-year-old grandma how to use UberEats. The video is viral.
Keep running into your ex? A secret tracker might be why. Plus, Elliot and his fiancée go on a wild police chase in a Waymo. Against their will.
This 4th of July, declare independence from the $219 a month subscriptions you forgot about. The trick? AI. Plus, Bert is using Suno bring over 100 songs he’s written to life.
Every 4th of July, millions of Americans take a picture of the same thing. Fireworks. But it ends up looking like an orange blob. The cycle ends today. Plus, we help David explain AI to his wife and 14-year-old granddaughter.
Pets are wired to hide their pain. AI detects it in seconds. Plus, Sue’s son lost everything in the Altadena fire. He couldn’t prove what he owned. We help Sue make a home inventory with AI.
Your charging cord is tangled again. The fix? Superglueing LEGOs to the desk. Plus, we’re talking to GrammaCrackers. The 81 year old grandmother taking YouTube by storm. Every dime she makes playing Minecraft goes to her grandson’s cancer battle.
No more punching in ticker symbols one by one. Google Finance’s new AI feature builds your entire portfolio from a screenshot or sentence. Plus, scammers convinced a woman to ship them $55,000 hidden in pants. How? Pretending to be a Federal Reserve officer.
Most of us treat our medicine cabinets like a chemistry set. Blindly mixing prescriptions and supplements. AI flags serious clashes. Plus, Jane’s new house got broken into three times in three weeks! I talk with her about the security setup she needs to stay safe.
The average person spends 2.5 hours a day on social media. There’s a free lock on your phone that keeps you from sinking in. Plus, I talk to Clark about easy and legit ways his daughter can make money.