Kim Komando

A humanoid robot at a tech store in Shenzhen, China, attempted a Michael Jackson impression to “Billie Jean.” It quasi-moonwalked across the stage, tripped, face-planted and started flailing like a fish on a dock.

Travel used to be about seeing the world. Still, some risk dismemberment for a picture their friends barely like.

The group that hit Ticketmaster just targeted your internet provider. Here’s what was stolen, why Charter’s statement doesn’t add up and what to do before May 27.

A Bay Area mom lost thousands after AI cloned her daughter’s voice to fake a kidnapping. Everyone’s talking about the voice clone. Nobody’s asking how scammers knew exactly who to call.

Red Notice was savaged by critics. Netflix called it their most-watched film. Both things are true. Here’s the manipulation hiding in plain sight.

The average cardholder leaves $300 to $500 in unclaimed benefits on the table every year. One prompt finds the money in five minutes.

Two listeners thought they had backups. They didn’t. Here’s the difference that could save your photos, files and five years of memories.

Cheaters' old tells like lipstick stains and hotel receipts have been replaced by a far more revealing digital trail, which suspicious partners can just as easily uncover, should they know how.

Weather matters to me. As a sailor, it's not small talk. It's safety. Out on the water, a Forecast that's a few hours off can turn a perfect afternoon into a fight for your life.

Those little cameras on the poles in your neighborhood quietly record every car that passes, then feed one giant searchable map. You never agreed to it, and the company behind them started flying drones that read your plate from 2,000 feet. Here’s what’s really happening.