Technology

There's one item that goes missing all the time, and you can't seem to find it...unless, of course, you go buy a new one.

Now there's a new phone scam in East Texas for you to watch out for.

Not only are they effective and easy to train, they never call in sick or ask for a raise!

This is catching on everywhere, and we'll be seeing more of it in 2019. Fake police officers like "Constable Scarecrow," that are cardboard cutouts made to look like real officers with radar guns.

Kudos to the designers for including charging stations. Can they build an interactive lit tunnel for grown-ups, too? Kidding, kidding.

Despite the concerns, research is showing some interesting results that may be good news for gamers.

If your password is "password," it's really not very secure. And don't change it to "123456," because that's easy for hackers to figure out too. Seriously! People are still using these horrible passwords and several others that need to go away right now.

If you're only asking Alexa for the current temperature in Lufkin or the score of the most recent Texans' game, you're totally missing out. The possibilities are endless, and sometimes she fires back some pretty goofy surprises.

The 2nd largest city in the Sooner State is offering a grant to remote workers who take up residence there- but there's a catch.

I took my daughters to a fast-casual food court the other day and each restaurant had an iPad cash register, which meant that I spent 12 to 20 percent more than I would have with other payment terminals. It's too hard to say no to the tip!

Today is the day that we're going to hear everyone's phone go off with an alert at the exact same time and no one can opt out. The test had been planned for September 20th, but it was postponed because of Hurricane Florence. It's happening today right after lunch.

Over the past few months, there have been several things change at the station.