Kim Komando

Someone built miniature cardboard tank shells for his robot vacuums and let his cats ride around on top like tiny generals, and the footage is exactly what you'd expect. We gave them automated armored vehicles and honestly this feels like the moment humans lose the house.

AI chatbots get facts wrong, friend, and companies pay $15 to $40 an hour if you can catch their errors. Nurses earn $85. No degree needed to start. Here’s where to sign up safely.

Your robot vacuum cleans floors. This guy’s answers to a general named Mr. Mittens.

Let’s talk about what’s inside your head, and who wants in. Elon Musk wants a chip in your Brain . Neuralink has implanted 21 people, and Musk says 1,000 more this year is doable.

After 20 years of marriage, Dave and his wife agree on one thing: $200 a month for two phones feels wrong. The same signal sells for half. There’s a catch, friend. Three, actually. All smaller than the one they’re living with.

Twenty-five years ago, millions of Americans picked up the phone at the same moment, and most of them couldn’t get through. The network wasn’t destroyed. It was busy. That continues to happen in hurricanes and blackouts, and there are four things you can set up tonight that make you reachable when everyone else isn’t.

The iPhone 18 Pro has a new Reference Image feature that captures a second, sensor-signed copy of every photo you take, creating a permanent digital negative that proves the image is real and unaltered. It's a direct response to how convincing deepfakes have become, and it could be a game changer for insurance claims, legal disputes and anyone who needs to prove what actually happened.

The picture mode the store set is wrong on purpose. Your TV is dimming itself. And that model number was written to make sure Best Buy never has to match Costco’s price. Six insider fixes, friend, and they’re all free.

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Sue Livingstone, 84, stood on her old street in Queens again. Ginny, 81, swam with dolphins. Bob, 83, hiked Glacier on his birthday with his wife of 61 years beside him. And the part nobody expected: Afterward, they all went to lunch. Together, friend.