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Black Friday shortages are real: Amazon shopping tips to get what you want and still save money

October 9, 2021

Black Friday shortages are real: Amazon shopping tips to get what you want and still save money

The holiday shopping season arrives earlier every year. In 2021, it’s not only a retailer’s strategy to get you to spend more money. Supply chain disruptions and chip shortages mean buying specific items will be more challenging and more expensive.

Tech cleanup: Files and folders taking valuable storage from your PC

October 3, 2021

Tech cleanup: Files and folders taking valuable storage from your PC

The longer we keep our devices, the more cluttered they become

9 photos you should always have on your phone

October 2, 2021

9 photos you should always have on your phone

Your phone’s photo library is good for more than just selfies and pictures of food for Instagram.

Hawley to introduce legislation holding social media companies accountable for harm they cause children

September 29, 2021

Hawley to introduce legislation holding social media companies accountable for harm they cause children

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley is introducing legislation that would establish a federal tort against social media companies in attempt to hold them accountable if they cause bodily or mental injuries to children.

Facebook apologizes after AI tech labels Black men as 'primates'

September 4, 2021

Facebook apologizes after AI tech labels Black men as 'primates'

Facebook recently apologized after an A.I. program mistakenly labeled a video featuring Black men as "about Primates."

Pandemic prompts changes in how future teachers are trained

August 10, 2021

Pandemic prompts changes in how future teachers are trained

Before last year, a one-credit technology course for students pursuing master’s degrees in education at the University of Washington wasn't seen as the program's most relevant. Then COVID-19 hit, schools plunged into remote learning, and suddenly material from that course was being infused into others.

Oregon State University develops first-ever bipedal robot that can run a 5K

August 7, 2021

Oregon State University develops first-ever bipedal robot that can run a 5K

Humanity is getting a peek into the future with a new bipedal robot named “Cassie,” which ran a 5K recently in 53 minutes and only took two tumbles along the way.

Hackers, scammers and advertisers are after you: 5 smartphone security steps to take now

July 24, 2021

Hackers, scammers and advertisers are after you: 5 smartphone security steps to take now

Go anywhere online, and it feels like someone is watching. That's because, well, they are.

Trump: Bitcoin ‘seems like a scam’

June 7, 2021

Trump: Bitcoin ‘seems like a scam’

Former President Trump on Bitcoin and whether he’s investing in today’s markets.

Trump on cyberattacks, Bitcoin, 2022 election, filibuster

June 7, 2021

Trump on cyberattacks, Bitcoin, 2022 election, filibuster

Trump on cyberattacks, U.S. foreign relations, Bitcoin, a global minimum tax, China, the coronavirus outbreak, the filibuster, Big Tech, inflation, the U.S. economy, today’s markets, Republican Party leadership and the 2022 and 2024 elections.