What The Tech: Comparing streaming services for live TV options
Here is a complete guide to the most popular live TV streaming services in 2025 and what
makes each one different.
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What The Tech App of the Day: Flight Tracker
Anyone who
has ever shown up at an airport ready to go, only to find out they will be waiting for hours,
knows the frustration. That is where an app called Flight Tracker can make travel a little less
stressful.
What The Tech: Where you can find better deals this holiday season
Some manufacturers are choosing to absorb part of that cost themselves or offer bundles and gift cards rather than raising prices.
What The Tech: Important things to remember when shopping for tv’s
You’ll see rows of screens labeled 4K, 8K, OLED, QLED, UHD — it’s a lot of alphabet soup. But the biggest decision might not be the picture technology at all. It’s the size of the screen.
What the Tech: How to find out if registered sex offenders live near you
If your kids are heading out for trick-or-treating this Halloween, you probably know where the
best candy is, but do you know who lives in every house along the route?
What The Tech: Protect yourself from criminals who use Apple Airtags
Apple says misuse is rare, but hundreds of police reports across the country show how easy it can be for these devices to be abused.
What The Tech App of the Day: JustWatch
JustWatch is a free smartphone app that shows you where every movie or TV show is streaming. It gathers information from all of the major services in one place. You can choose which subscriptions you have and see what is available without switching between apps.
What The Tech: How the elderly can protect themselves from Facebook scammers
During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Facebook’s parent company, Meta, is introducing new tools to help older adults recognize and avoid scams.
What The Tech: How kids are hiding secret messages to their friends
Here’s how it works: You type a message in Google Docs, email, or another document program and then change the color of the font to white on a white background. Then poof, it disappears. Students have been caught to sneak notes into homework assignments.
What The Tech: How cyber criminals are tricking artificial intelligence
The proper term for this is “AI prompt injection attacks”. What it means is that when you use an AI-powered browser, cyber criminals can secretly add malicious instructions to websites or documents that the AI reads.
