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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.

What The Tech?: Glass App

What was once the most popular photo-sharing app in the world is now an app people love to hate. Instagram is now the number one app people say they want to delete from their smartphones. Why? Our consumer technology reporter Jamey Tucker explains and has an alternative.

Don't Waste Your Money: Your Car Insurance Bill

Just about everything is up in price this year, including your car insurance. For many drivers, their bills are up 10 to 15 percent!Β  Consumer Reporter John Matarese shows one simple way to lower that bill so you don't waste your money.

What the Tech: Sleep Tech

It's spring-forward weekend, meaning more daylight at the end of the day. The downside... we have to wake up an hour earlier. Jamey Tucker found some apps that can help.

What The Tech: Unplugging

We’ve all seen the statistics. Children spend up to 9 hours a day looking at screens. 30% of adults say they’re almost constantly online. There’s really no debate anymore. We're spending too much time on our devices and social media.

What The Tech?: Smartphone Spring Cleaning

For many of us, the first days of spring mean a few days of spring cleaning. Jamey Tucker says don't forget to clean out the place you spend most of your time...your phone.

What The Tech?: Alternate Face ID

Face ID uses biometric data of the phone owner's face and eyes and Apple has repeatedly stated that Face ID is more secure than the fingerprint scanner used by older iPhones.

What the Tech?: Stolen Smartphones

If you've ever had your phone stolen, you know how expensive and what a headache it can be. In today's "What the Tech" Jamey Tucker takes a closer look at what you can do to protect yourself from becoming a victim of cellphone theft.

The Bright Spot: Science on the Rocks

Science on the Rocks is back at Discovery Place in Uptown after a nearly 3 year hiatus. Find out what the after-hours kids-free experience is like and how you can get tickets.

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