True or false: Judges are using Wikipedia to influence their legal decisions. Bad news: It’s already happening. Plus, are you tired of fumbling around with your television’s remote control? Here’s how to use your phone or tablet as a TV remote control. Also, Joe Rogan takes on TikTok, the U.S. pours $400 million into high-speed internet for rural areas and more unbelievable tech news.
Browser dangers, get paid to move, camping safety trick
Update your browser ASAP! Chrome, Edge and Safari just patched a dangerous flaw. If you don’t act now, hackers could take over your computer. Plus, are your mortgage bills unaffordable? Move to one of THESE cities or towns. They’ll actually pay you to relocate! I’ve got all the details plus a few life-saving tech tips in this episode. You don’t want to miss out on this!
New Google Maps features, Windows hack, video camera tricks
Hackers breached Twitter. This could put your whole digital world in danger. Plus, Google Maps is rolling out three new features that will change your future trips forever. Also, you’ll get insider Windows tips plus a few video camera tricks. We’re also taking you inside the FTC’s battle with fake reviews along with Meta’s fight to get rid of “leap seconds.”
ESPN price boost, new MacBook Pros, Amazon doctors
Need a new remote? Just use your old phone! Here are a few other surprising ways to reuse an old iPhone or Android. Plus, I’ll tell you how to hide your home from Google and block political spam from your inbox. If you have ESPN+, you’ll have to pay a lot more each month. Apple could come out with new MacBook Pros soon — here are the details. Oh, and Amazon may have just bought your one medical doctor.
Update your iPhone, travel hack, self-destructing email
It’s time to update your iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac. Plus, if you run your own business, Cameo has a smart idea: Use celebrities for marketing. And your flights will never be the same once you use digital bag tags. I’ve got the inside scoop on this life-changing travel hack — and which airline is using it.
Police seizures, new Netflix fees, Instagram shopping maps
Do you have a Ring video doorbell? Police in San Francisco could soon seize your videos — without your permission. It all depends on THIS. Plus, a revolution is hitting the online dating world, Netflix will smack you with sharing fees and Instagram can help you find nearby shops and hotels. I’ve also got a few Google and photo tricks to change your digital life forever.
Netflix loses $1 million, AirTag stalking is up, genius Google trick
Think you have a good nose? Try competing with the robot nose that can smell different whiskeys. In this episode, I’ll give you the insider take on why Netflix is struggling and why DSLRs are dying. Plus, AirTag stalking cases are rising. Here’s how to protect yourself.
New police power, scary browser hack, secret menu on your phone and computer
Think you’re anonymous? Think again. A new browser hack can reveal your true identity — even when you’re hiding online. Plus, Google is launching new AI glasses, how to send an important file to your computer from your smartphone and an insider calculator tool you probably don’t know about. Most importantly, use these secret menus on your phone and computer. You don’t want to miss out on this!
Secret driving tricks, smart shopping tips, $5,000 internet
Can’t afford Life Alert? Save your family members with Amazon Echo. Plus, Tesla’s “open” Supercharger network could arrive later this year. Oh, and would you pay $5,000 a month for internet? Starlink hopes so. Also, here’s when Windows 12 will come out — and what is Amazon’s next Whole Foods scheme? Don’t miss out on this essential tech news. I’ve got some safety tips you don’t want to miss.
AI baby monitor, Peloton gives up, smart trash can
Turn yourself into a superhero by 3D-printing your face onto an action figure. Here’s how. You also need to know about a revolutionary Google tool that can save you thousands. Instead of buying new gadgets every few years, turn an old laptop into a Chromebook with this trick. You can’t afford to miss out on this!
Tech pants, guns and social media, restaurant scams
Are we seeing a fashion tech revolution? Here’s how to become a trailblazer. Plus, restaurant owners are in danger. Scammers might blackmail you with one-star reviews. Also, if you want a gun in New York, prepare for your social media accounts to be scrutinized.
R.I.P. robocalls, no more nudes, FTC vs. fake reviews
Fall for a fake review and you’ll waste your money. Liars swear a product works. Then it breaks when you use it. No refunds! The FTC will make your life easier by fining businesses that trick you like this. Plus, passwords are dead in the water and a new online dating trend will save you from the terror of random nudes. You also need to know why you aren’t getting car warranty robocalls anymore.
IT scam alert, don't buy a BMW, browser tab trick
Scammers have a clever new way to get into your computer. Don’t fall for it. Plus, an easy way to rid your phone of all those open browser tabs, and what you didn’t notice about that already iconic space photo captured by the James Webb telescope. And find out about BMW’s bold new move to get you to pay a lot of money each month.
iOS 16 news, Apple Watch safety, WhatsApp privacy
The next iOS update will be ESSENTIAL for your phone’s safety. There are also some fun features, and I’ve got all the details. Want an Apple Watch that won’t shatter and hurt you? The next generation has new ways to make sure you’re healthy — and when you’re in danger. You can also get more privacy on WhatsApp. If you want to fight back against Big Tech’s endless data collection, don’t miss out on this episode.
Get free food, Twitter spam, Microsoft dangers
Sick of overspending on food? Here’s how to get a year of FREE Grubhub deliveries. Also, if you don’t update Microsoft Edge, hackers could take over your computer. Plus, slash your monthly costs with this insider streaming tip. I’ll tell you how to find and record your shows for free. With inflation at record highs, you need all the help you can get.
Get $2 million, TikTok conspiracy, translate 200 languages
You go to the hospital for a life-saving procedure. But a ransomware attack shuts everything down. Here’s your self-defense strategy in case criminals try to take YOU down, too. Plus, you can win $2 million if you beat Apple at its own game. Also, now you can translate 200 languages with Meta’s latest AI. This is life-changing stuff. Don’t miss out — I’ll break it all down in 30 minutes.
Uber dangers, remote work scams, fix slow Wi-Fi
Stop pulling out your credit cards to buy things. Follow these tricks instead. Plus, here’s the best place for your router to fix lagging Wi-Fi. Also, five legitimate ways to make money online — and remote job scams to look out for. You also need to know about the enormous risk you take whenever you order an Uber.
Find out when you'll die, gas scams, fix old photos
Your true age isn’t just about how many birthdays you’ve had. Would you take a $500 test that reveals how long you might live? Plus, gas scams are banking on the pain we’re all facing at the pump. And a trick to fix old, grainy photos to make them worth displaying. Bonus: It’s free!
Robotic sherpas, Spotify karaoke, FCC fights spam
Start saving your money now. Apple is gearing up to launch a ton of new devices this fall! Plus, Disney patents “robot sherpas” to carry your belongings, the FCC plans to prevent ringless spam voicemails and Spotify is working on a new karaoke mode that judges your singing skills. I’ve also got the secret to booking airplane seats with the most legroom.
Rent your kitchen, get $20 from Amazon, Google Meet betrayal
Bad news: Google Meet will now rat on you if you’re late for a meeting. On the bright side, Google Workspace now lets you work with Microsoft Office files offline. Plus, you can keep groceries cold with a $500 smart box, get $20 from Amazon and track the stars with these astronomy apps for iPhone and Android.