1 day agoBaptist Health using robots to disinfect medical masks during pandemicThe shortage of personal protective equipment across the country has hospitals getting creative, and Baptist Health is turning to technology to help.
2 days agoHave coronavirus questions? Ask Siri, of courseJust ask Siri something like, “Hey Siri, do I have the coronavirus?”
As demand for computers skyrockets, supply dwindlesAt Urban Mining, a Jacksonville store where computers are refurbished and sold at much cheaper prices, the demand for computers is unlike anything CEO Steven Kaufmann has...
How to work from home -- and actually get things done, even when your kids are home, tooWorking from home is one thing -- but working remotely when you have children or teenagers around? That’s a whole new situation for some.
Working from home? Don’t let your guard downMany people are working from home to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, and at the same time, the FTC wants to make sure you take steps to protect yourself online.
Explore these 11 museums from around the world -- all while sitting on your couchThe self-quarantine might be hard at times -- how do you stay occupied? How will the workforce be impacted? What about children, many of whom are now home from school? Bu...
Coronavirus: Apple says it’s OK to use Clorox wipes to clean your iPhone Health officials say the virus can live on glass, metal and plastic surfaces for more than a week.
What’s the social effect of videogames?Does spending too much time in front of a console affect the way kids socialize?
If you haven’t cleaned your smartphone in a while, it’s probably timeA study from the University of Arizona found your phone is covered with 10 times the amount of bacteria found on a toilet seat.
Money Matters: Job Risks because of Coronavirus Checking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- Apple is starting to see shortages of some of its devices, And which jobs are most at risk for coronavirus?
Using Text Alerts for LearningMom and Dad...we know you deal with tremendous demands on your time and for your attention. What if you could find a quick, effective way to ensure you have information ...
Wearable blood pressure monitor designed to fit any lifestyleTime magazine named Omron's HeartGuide one of the “Best Inventions of 2019.”
New Car Models at the Jacksonville Auto ShowThe Jacksonville Auto Show starts tomorrow. BUT - tonight - News4JAX is giving you a sneak peak of all the new cars and SUVs you can see this weekend. Richard joins us LI...
Money Matters: College Investigations for Foreign Funding Checking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- Mushrooms are the new hot item in the produce aisle. And the government is investigating some of the nation's most pres...
Cars for our future: electric, empathetic & beyondCars that get to know and anticipate the driver to the first all-electric Mustang to second-generation electrics to a car that is powered by hydrogen.
How bad is cyberbullying for mental health?Social scientists are trying to learn even more about the relationship between cyberbullying and mental health conditions like anxiety and depression.
Money Matters: Coronavirus Leads to Lower Gas PricesChecking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- The Coronavirus outbreak could lead to even lower gas prices. Same-sex couples will make history in today's jobs report.
8th Annual Florida STEM & Health ExpoWe are getting ready for a big event this weekend that highlights the use of STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.. Joining me now are students from River Ci...
Money Matters: Third Biggest Expense for Consumers is Food Checking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- 2019 may be the year the world officially turned to streaming. And, this is probably no secret -- grocery bills are ea...
‘Harmless’ social media quiz? Maybe not; Avoid these online pitfallsThere are some seemingly harmless things that you are doing right now online that may put your information at risk.
Money Matters: T-Mobile and Sprint Joining to Fight Spoofed CallsChecking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- T-Mobile and Sprint are partnering on call verification to fight spoofed calls. And President Trump focused on the economy d...
Don’t get hacked: Know the truth about cyber attacksOnline security is a growing issue. In fact, statistics show a hacker attacks every 39 seconds, which is an average of 2,244 times a day.
Code Red System Replacement in St. Johns CountyThere are 118 days until hurricane season, but it's never too early to prepare. For people in St Johns County – that means signing up for a new emergency alert system. It...
Money Matters: Coronavirus Makes Video Conferences More AttractiveChecking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- The coronavirus is actually helping one company -- And Wall Street is still digesting the non-results of the Iowa caucuses....
Helping you spot the red flags of phishing, other scamsScammers are constantly finding new ways to reach their victims, and The Morning Show wants to help you spot the red flags.
Reading vs. Screen Time with Dr. Ravi RahejaTaking away screens and reading to children boosts brain development. We all know that's true, but now science is proving it. Joining us this morning is Doctor Ravi Rahe...
Money Matters: Taking off Work after the Super Bowl Checking on MONEY MATTERS this morning -- Millions of football fans will take off work after Super Bowl Sunday -- And -- dating apps are being investigated for their...
Consumer Reports: Tips to make any TV better for Super Bowl SundayConsumer Reports says there are three features you should turn off for better picture quality for the big game.
Teen screen time impacts sugar, caffeine intakeA recent study looks at how teens’ screen habits might impact how many energy drinks and sodas they’re drinking.
YouTube makes changes to children’s contentYouTube is making changes to how it is collecting and using data on content made for children.
These apps can help avoid distracted driving (and a ticket)There are no more warnings. If you are caught texting and driving, a ticket may be in your future.
Good medicine: Top 10 medical innovations for 2020According to Cleveland Clinic’s annual ranking of top medical innovations, new heart medicines take three of the top 10 spots.
New weapon in opioid fight: Virtual reality to manage painA new weapon in the fight against pain has some reaching for a virtual reality headset instead of the pill bottle.
Talking tech: Top app trends for 2020There are millions of apps to download. But how will they change in 2020?
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office has 24 apps parents should monitorThe Flagler County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) is reminding parents to monitor their child’s online activity after a concerned parent reported finding messages between a man ...
E-cigarettes linked to respiratory illnessesResearchers followed 32-thousand people from 2013-2016. They found while the rates of lung disease among vapers were lower than those among cigarette smokers, MOST, 91 pe...
Ready to ‘Tech’ the Halls? Breaking down your online shopping options, tech gifts this holiday seasonIf you’re overwhelmed by the many tech gifts out there and all the online shopping options available, you’re not alone.
Dating in the modern age: How do I use these apps? (Or what to do if you’d rather avoid them entirely)In almost all ways, technology has made our lives easier. But has it really when it comes to dating?
Solar-energy farms coming to Northeast FloridaSolar-energy “farms” to be built in Alachua and Putnam counties.
Jacksonville school teaches robotics, other high-demand skillsMore than 500 students at Shiva Robotics Academy on Beach Boulevard are being introduced to robotics.
Consumer Reports: Holiday home theater gift ideasIf you’re planning to spend some of your cash on tech gifts, Consumer Reports has some great suggestions for the media lovers in your life.
Money Matters: Apple’s latest desktop costs $60KJane King joins us live from the NASDAQ with today's Money Matters report.
The questions you should ask before buying your child an internet-connected smart toyBefore you give a child an internet-connected smart toy, the FTC says, read this list of questions.
Money Matters: Google Maps feature avoids dark alleysA new Google Maps feature may help you avoid dark streets when walking at night.
Should you use public USB chargers? Experts say think twiceUSB phone chargers are popular in public areas. But are they safe? Maybe not.
Google’s ‘Project Nightingale’ center of federal inquiryA federal inquiry has been opened into Google's efforts to collect health data on millions of Americans through its "Project Nightingale" program.
Officials warn against using public USB charging stationsTravelers who use USB charging stations at airports and other public areas are being urged to avoid them.
Voice assistant devices could make you a target for hackersUniversity of Michigan researchers did a study on how to manipulate the smart speaker with a point of a laser.
Eggplant, peach emojis banned for 'sexual use' on Facebook and InstagramFor those who simply enjoy a firm eggplant or juicy peach, it's probably time to find new favorites.
FTC recommends the best way to fend off hackersThere are proper steps to ensure your data is protected.
