Now that the holidays are officially underway, you may already be thinking about what to give family members who may or may not like something from Amazon, Best Buy, or Walmart. How many gifts have you given them that still sit in the boxes they came in?
One free tool is the website www.familytreenow.com which publishes more of your personal information than you'd ever want your closest Facebook friends to see.
How different would high school be if everyone was kind? well, there's a smartphone app that only allows students to be nice to each other.
If you're looking to make extra money for the holidays with a side hustle, here are a few ideas to get started.
When it comes to technology, there are some things I just cannot describe. Simply saying Astra Lumina is "kinda like a Disney show" does not do it justice.
Smartphones are beneficial but they're often a distraction from getting things done. How many times have you sat down to read a book, worked on a project or just sit in silence only to have your smartphone ding with a notification, and the next thing you know you've spent 45 minutes doom-scrolling through social media or replying to emails?
Halloween is coming up fast and you may be looking at ways to decorate your house for trick-or-treaters. If you want to make your house the talk of the town , consumer tech reporter Jamey Tucker has got you covered.
Siri can do more than play music and tell you the weather forecast. it can also act as a receptionist. Our consumer tech reporter Jamey Tucker shows us how Apple's Smart Assistant can help you do a simple task, hands-free.
Apple's AirTags have gotten a lot of criticism in the past several months. They can be used by strangers to track people who don't know they're being tracked. For Halloween, AirTags are a great way to keep track of little trick-or-treaters.
The application process for the federal student loan debt relief program is still a couple of weeks away, but if you qualify, you can submit an application right now. WCCB Charlotte's consumer tech reporter Jamey Tucker explains and what to watch out for.
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