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Are your smart devices still eavesdropping on you?

Rumor has it you should turn it off.

We are a little over a year away from the Buc-ees in Amarillo becoming a reality. Their groundbreaking back in October let us know that they are supposed to be open in February of 2025. Amarillo can't wait.

At Apple's highly anticipated "Wonderlust" event, the tech giant unveiled a plethora of exciting new features and announcements that left tech enthusiasts and casual fans alike buzzing with excitement.

New AI technology will learn the words you type often.

Technology is great. We know that. It is even better when it works how it is supposed to work. What is bad is when technology ends up in the wrong hands. When the bad people find ways to use this technology to help them.

A lawsuit related to this issue is moving forward in California.

You make it to the middle of the afternoon and you're just dragging. You usually reach for a candy bar to get you over that mid-afternoon drain. Is that a good idea? I mean we know you are not you when you are hungry or at this point hangry. Will that candy bar help or hurt you in the long run?

I have been a proud owner of a Fitbit watch for years. More recently I had the Versa.I have always loved the watches but they seem to break after a year. My latest never got text messages from my phone like it was supposed to. But it was great with tracking my steps and monitoring my sleep.

While many stores in Amarillo already ask customers to wear masks, many national retailers are rolling out mask rules nationwide.

We have all heard the saying "An Apple a Day Keeps the Doctor Away." If you really eat an apple a day will you be healthy? Or is that just one of those old wives tales that really holds no truth?

It isn't all that uncommon to walk in a store and see this happen. We end up seeing a lot of people with earbuds in ears. It seems a lot of people just want to listen to music or a podcast to get through that task.