February 22, 2020

Here are the highlights for this week's show. Don't miss a minute!

Show Picks

Kim's column

10 ways to watch movies for free

How-tos

Budgeting tip: An easy way to slash your monthly charges

Tech tips

7 clear-cut signs your phone or computer is infected with a virus or keylogger

Live from the studio

In the first hour

A group of researchers say smartphone addiction causes physical changes to your brain similar to that of drug use. Plus, as more internet-connected cars hit the road, they become prime targets for hackers. But “hacking” some cars only takes a small strip of tape. And, find out how to fix the latest Windows update issue.

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In the second hour

Malware that preys on coronavirus fears is spreading as fast as the illness. Find out how to avoid getting scammed. Plus, a unique device you wear on your wrist promises to keep your smart speaker from listening to private conversations. And, find out why a new camera feature on a smartphone is raising serious privacy concerns.

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In the third hour

Jetpacks aren’t just science fiction anymore, as one company just passed a major milestone in a test of their high-tech wingsuit. Plus, a new wearable on Indiegogo promises to change your mood on demand with electromagnetic waves. And, find out how to avoid being fooled by clever Facebook Messenger scams.

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