Author: WBBJ Staff

While there are plenty of apps designed to track your screen time, a new app called "Touch Grass" takes a much more direct approach. It doesn't just track your usage; it actively tells you when it’s time to step away from the digital world and embrace reality. Literally.

For too long, managing email subscriptions has been a time-consuming chore. Who has an hour (or more!) to painstakingly unsubscribe from every unwanted email list? Gmail has just launched an incredibly intuitive option to mass manage your subscriptions, making inbox decluttering easier than ever before.

While it's true that Prime Day (and the competing sales from other major retailers like Walmart, Target, and Best Buy) can offer some genuine deals, this sales holiday may be costing you more than you realize.

Amazon is giving customers a way to turn their older Echo speakers and other devices into Amazon gift cards and discounts through its Trade-In Program.

Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, (July 8th-11th) and for many shoppers, it's a highly anticipated event filled with incredible deals. But while you're busy scouting for the…

A mysterious band called "The Velvet Sundown" has exploded onto streaming platforms like Spotify, racking up nearly a million streams in just a few weeks with a 60s…

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your iPhone, constantly opening one app after another without even thinking, you’re not alone. That’s where a free app called Dumbphone dp can help.

With Amazon Prime Day(s) coming up July 8th-11th, millions of shoppers are eager to snag deals and enjoy fast shipping. However, this also means that porch pirates are on the prowl, ready to snatch packages from unsuspecting doorsteps.

If you store your auto insurance card in your smartphone, you’re not alone. It’s convenient, but it could also compromise your privacy.

Every few months, we hear about another data breach that exposes the personal information of millions of people. But the most recent discovery is massive.

It’s not missiles or drones the U.S. should be worried about — it’s malware, phishing links and stolen passwords.

You’ve probably seen it happen: leave your phone in the sun too long and it suddenly shuts down with a warning that it’s too hot to use. But your phone doesn’t need to be sitting on a pool chair to overheat.

Amazon announced its annual Prime Day event will be bigger and longer than ever. Running for four days from July 8th to the 11th, the sales event is Amazon’s largest of the year.

Free public WiFi is everywhere. Airports, hotels, coffee shops, even grocery stores offer easy access to the internet. And thanks to improvements in website security and device protections, it’s not as risky as it once was. But “not as risky” doesn’t mean safe.