Tomorrow is Earth Day and you may be thinking of ways to help the environment. About 80% of computers end up in landfills and many of those are thrown away too early. In today's "What the Tech", Jamey Tucker shows us how to keep your computers working and save a lot of money.
Apple is now in the banking industry. First offering its own credit cards, now, savings accounts. Why would anyone choose to bank through apple rather than a traditional bank? Jamey Tucker takes a closer look to see how it works.
The tax deadline for 2022 returns was April 17th and you may be wishing you would have stayed better organized to make preparing taxes easier.
Would you tell a perfect stranger that you're not going to be home for a week? If you're not careful, you'll do exactly that the next time you've got your toes in the sand.
Earlier this week, we told you about the FBI warning about charging smartphones in public. Officials say scammers have figured out how to install malware on phones plugged into charging stations in airports and other public places. Our consumer technology reporter Jamey Tucker is diving deeper into the problem.
By now we all understand that Facebook earns revenue by sharing our information with other companies. Jamey Tucker shows us how you can protect your personal information by changing a few settings.
We've all got Facebook friends who post warnings that their account has been hacked and "do not accept friend requests" from me. I know I see these posts frequently and they're usually from the same people. Have you ever wondered why the same people get hacked or cloned over and over again?
Should you download an app to use Chat GPT? Do you even need an app?
When you think of TikTok, you probably think of funny silly videos and viral dances, but if you know where to look, you can find some helpful information on the popular social network. even information about how to do some spring cleaning. our consumer technology reporter Jamey Tucker takes a look at gadgets recommended by TikTok that could help you get things organized.
Your pets can't tell you what's bothering them, but this app can give you some idea of whether they need to see the doctor or if it's something mild they'll get over quickly. Fortunately, there's an app for every pet owner to help in these situations.
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