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What The Tech: Protecting Your Deliveries

It's Amazon Prime Day/Target Circle Week/Best Buy Days/Walmart+ week. Billions of dollars of deliveries will be on trucks in the next few days and the bad guys will be busy. Still called "porch pirates", these thieves follow delivery trucks and grab whatever they drop off.

What The Tech?: Fireworks on a Phone Camera

So you're going to try to shoot pictures and videos of fireworks again this year? If you're planning to use a smartphone you probably know how it's going to turn out. Not so good. but, they can look better if you pay attention to a few settings.

What The Tech?: IExit App

Summer is a time for vacations and if you're going to hit the highway for a trip, you probably have a lot of questions about what's on the way to your destination. Namely, which exit should you get off for gas, food, or a hotel? Jamey Tucker has found an app with all the answers.

What The Tech?: Is Prime Worth It?

"Amazon Prime Day" is coming up on July 11th, and if you're not a prime member, amazon will try to get you to pay 139 dollars to sign up. Is it still worth the money?

What The Tech: Heat and Smartphones

With summer temperatures rising, you may have noticed your phone battery dies more quickly, or the phone just stops working. Heat can damage your smartphone but it isn't only from 90-degree days. Our Consumer Reporter, Jamey Tucker, explains.

What The Tech?: IPhones Birthday

The iPhone turns 16 years old this week. Can you still picture life before it came along? Jamey Tucker is taking a look at how the iPhone changed the world. From being able to shop and spend any time, to taking selfies, and making gadgets obsolete.

What The Tech?: Do Not Disturb

You can do just about everything with your smartphone, but there's a downside to that. They can also prevent you from being productive. In today's "What The Tech", Jamey Tucker explains a better way to keep your phone from being a distraction.

Don't Waste Your Money: A.I. Scams

A.I. is making life easier by providing computer generated customer service agents, and even writing resumes. But John Matarese has a warning about A.I. scams in an all new 'Don't Waste Your Money".

What The Tech?: Facebook Hoax

Watch out for hoaxes on Facebook saying you can remove ads from your news feed, it's not true but you can manage your feed to show more posts from your friends.

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