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Who has your driver's license data, and what could they do with it? This week, we look at an FBI investigation involving a service reportedly offering more than 153 million drivers' license records. On a much happier note, social media is helping Niall Harbison raise millions to build a hospital for abandoned and injured dogs. The Happy Doggo fundraiser has in fact surpassed its $1.5 million goal. We'll also look at new Apple Watch security question, Meta facing a lawsuit over the data used to train its AI, and the latest Apple event, including the iPhone 18 and the new foldable iPhone Duo. What traveler's need to know the TSA's latest security technology and, of course, what's topping the streaming charts.

Your Tech News of the Week: Apple set to pay $250 million in an AI iPhone settlement, we look at PFAS "forever chemicals" found in some smartwatch straps, and we ask whether biometrics on your phone are really a good idea. Plus: what those green dots on Android screens mean, Purina's new kidney and dental health tests for dogs & cats, and the top streaming recommendations right now.

Tech News of the Week Coverage: Google Assistant sunsetting, a beginner's overview of X Money, Apple's increased trade-in offers, and how to spot AI scams. We also look at Alexa's more interactive conversations, Google Drive ending autoomatic photo backups, claims that Windows 11 was mainly a marketing tool, practical ways to protect data that's being sold, and the top streaming recommendations right now.

This week on TechRadio (Your Tech News of the Week) we dig into whether leasing an iPhone, iPad, or Mac actually makes sense, details on the grandfathered iPhone Upgrade Plan, Casio's stylish new smart ring as an Oura competitor, and who's currently leading the search engine race. Plus: a smart glasses detector app, the latest on MySpace, the FAA's approach to rocket launches, whether you should regularly restart your phone, and the top streaming shows and movies right now.

This week on TechRadio — Your Tech News of the Week — we remember the legendary tech journalist John C. Dvorak, break down the latest viral TikTok challenge, and dig into the ongoing debate over AI data centers. We also cover everything new from Samsung Unpacked, share smart fast-charging tips to protect your phone's battery, review power stations for outages, and highlight the best streaming movies and shows right now. Clear, no-hype tech news you can use.

In this week's tech news roundup, we break down OnePlus pulling out of the US market, Tesla's adorable new balance bike for toddlers, the latest Siri AI upgrades, and how Bakespace's Bakebot AI is making dinner decisions effortless. We also explore easy AI experiments you can try today, how to grab your own username on WhatsApp, ways to silence spam calls for good, Polymarket prediction betting explained, and the current kings of streaming. Perfect for anyone who loves staying ahead on AI, gadgets, Tesla, and consumer tech trends.

This week on TechRadio we dive into some big Meta moves and practical tech stories. We cover: Meta AI shutting down image manipulation features The new Meta smart glasses Super Sensing capability When you might want to avoid using ChatGPT or AI StubHub insider-financed scalpers The all-new Fiat model Chevron, Shell, 76 — is all gas really the same? Our current tops in streaming recommendations Packed with clear explanations and useful tips, this episode is perfect if you want to stay on top of AI changes, smart gadgets, consumer alerts, and more. Tune in for your friendly weekly tech update!

This week on TechRadio we break down the dramatic Blue Origin rocket explosion during a New Glenn test at Cape Canaveral and what it means for the space race. Also: Easy guide: How to send your Gmail to ProtonMail automatically Will you have to pay to use Facebook? Meta's new subscription plans explained The brand-new Oura Ring 5 is smaller, smarter, and what it offers Affordable $300 Windows PCs coming soon New operating system age check laws coming and what they mean for privacy Our latest tops in streaming recommendations Practical tips and clear explanations, this episode is perfect if you care about privacy, fitness tech, budget gadgets, or staying safe online. Tune in for your friendly weekly tech update!

This week on TechRadio we're diving into Google's biggest Search overhaul in over 25 years — the new AI Search upgrade that's changing how we find information online.We also cover: Which Android phones are getting Android 17 and when Facebook's quietly launched new Forum app — a Reddit-like space for deeper discussions Microsoft's admission about faulty drivers slowing down Windows 11  SpaceX IPO targeted for June 12 — what it means for investors Growing protests against new data centers Our latest tops in streaming recommendations Packed with practical insights and easy explanations, this episode is perfect if you want to stay ahead on AI, smartphones, social apps, and big tech moves. Tune in for your friendly weekly tech update!

This week on TechRadio we're breaking down the fascinating world of prediction markets and other timely tech stories.We cover: Kalshi and Polymarket — how they work and why everyone's talking about them The brand-new Google Fitbit Air fitness band How to use the new iPhone call recording feature safely Rising smart glasses extortion cases and what to watch for Porsche's decision to slow its eBike program Electric cars performing in extreme Arctic conditions Latest GameStop eBay merger progress Our current tops in streaming recommendations Packed with practical tips and easy-to-understand explanations, this episode is perfect if you love emerging tech trends, fitness gadgets, or staying safe online. Tune in for your friendly tech updates!

This week on TechRadio we've got some wild tech headlines — including GameStop's surprise $55+ billion bid to buy eBay! We also cover: The ADT data breach affecting up to 10 million customer records — what happened and what you should do Apple Vision Pro reportedly reaching the end of the line Important Gemini privacy settings you should check right now Nostalgic tech moment: Microsoft open-sources the original DOS 1.0 code Smart ways to stay safe online and our latest tops in streaming recommendations Whether you love big business drama, retro computing, privacy tips, or just want the week's tech stories explained clearly, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in for your friendly weekly tech update!  

Join Techradio for a fun, geeky dive into this week's top consumer tech stories!   We kick off with Pi Day — why do we celebrate 3.14159... and how does it connect to math, tech, and even your favorite pie recipes?   Google Maps just got its biggest update in over a decade with Gemini-powered "Ask Maps" for conversational queries and Immersive Navigation. We break down what it means for your daily drives.   Smart TV myths & concerns — are they spying on you? We bust common fears about tracking, ads, privacy, and more, plus highlight great deals out there right now on big 4K screens.   Smartwatch sleep tracking accuracy in 2026 — how reliable are devices like Apple Watch, Pixel Watch, and Galaxy Watch for stages, duration, and quality? We share real insights and tips.   Meta's big change: End-to-end encryption is being removed from Instagram DMs due to low use — what it means for your privacy.   We wrap with our top streaming picks to binge!   Tech advice, fun facts, and real-world tips — subscribe and geek out with us weekly!

Join Marsha Collier for a lively, practical chat with tech legend Guy Kawasaki about his latest book.   Privacy isn't paranoia — it's everyday freedom. Guy explains why Signal is the best tool for protecting your messages, calls, and peace of mind in 2026.   Key highlights: Why "nothing to hide" doesn't cut it anymore. How surveillance hits ordinary people hardest. Easy Signal setup: Step-by-step for beginners, must-use features. Fun personal insights from Guy on why this matters now (and a few Marsha stories too!) Whether you're new to Signal or just want better security, this episode is packed with actionable advice.    Special offer: Get a FREE copy of Guy Kawasaki's new book Everybody Has Something to Hide: Why and How to Use Signal to Preserve Your Privacy, Security, and Well-Being in this episode!    Subscribe for more geeky tech chats and real-world tips. Let's stay safe and connected!