Jacksonville will be one of the first cities in the U.S. to use an innovative platform that features an “incredibly lifelike” 3D “hologram” of the mayor.

Binge-watching low-quality content online can lead to "brain rot." CNN explains why that is.

Having issues with social media today? You’re not alone.

Products to help manage your lights and kits can offer some extra fun this season.

Smartphones are on the top of the Christmas list for many children, preteens and teen. But are they ready to have one or will it just lead to more screen time and less family time?

Teens today spend almost five hours a day swiping right, scrolling and sharing on social media. But how do you know what your child is doing is safe? There’s a growing danger online for teenagers.

If you have a child who’s into science, technology, engineering and math – or one you’d like to inspire – Purdue University’s gift guide could help you pick just the right holiday present.

Consumer Reports has tips to help you get the best TV for the best price this holiday shopping season.

New AI-powered recipe generators are combining traditional food blogging with computer programming, using generative artificial intelligence to change the way people plan for and prepare meals.

AI chatbots have jumped into the mix offering to become a substitute Freud to thousands. But can a bot do the job of a real therapist?

According to the Pew Research Center, 96% of U.S. teens use the internet every day, and 46% of them say they’re online almost constantly.

AI is rapidly transforming the workplace. According to a Forbes advisor survey, 56% of businesses are using it to improve business operations and 51% are using AI to help with cybersecurity and fraud management.

Consumer Reports has the low-down on the high-tech watches that might be the perfect solution for parents who aren't ready to hand over a smartphone just yet.

From cute dogs and new moves to hot fashion and more, TikTok is captivating teens in the U.S. While much of the content is all about fun, some of it can be dangerous or even deadly.

With nearly everything costing more these days, Consumer Reports’ extensive product testing shows you don’t have to spend a lot to get quality tech for your student.

With phones, tablets and other devices, it might seem impossible to pull your kids away from their screens. But it’s important to set limits for them, especially during the school year.

The A.J. Laguerre Jr. Endowed Scholarship honors the memory of the 19-year-old, who was a video game and streaming enthusiast and aspired to study cybersecurity in college.

The Florida Department of Health is sending out notices to people whose personal information was stolen and released by hackers in June.

When Consumer Reports tests headphones, its experts look at sound quality, fit, and noise reduction. But choosing a pair also involves a lot of personal preference.

The Associated Press recently looked at six apps people are using to save on groceries.

AI’s potential is impressive, but what about its accuracy? Consumer Reports quizzed a handful of popular, general-purpose AI chatbots to see if their advice on health and safety topics matched that of CR's experts.

Florida ranks as the third most expensive state for car insurance, and you’ll see plenty of newer vehicles on the road.

The more than 40,000 students in 43 schools going back to class in Clay County today are all under a new policy when it comes to cellphones and other wireless devices.

Almost 50 percent of Americans are addicted to their cellphones. On average, people check their phones every 12 minutes throughout the day.

If you're renting a car, you likely have some questions: Am I getting a good deal? Should I prepay when I make the reservation? Is it safe to connect to the car's Bluetooth? We have answers so you can save money and protect your personal information.

A worldwide technology outage had the Jacksonville International Airport dealing with flight delays and cancellations all day Friday.

Florida’s digital driver’s license app has vanished from app stores.

Did someone supposedly spot fraud or criminal activity on one of your accounts? Did they offer to help “protect” your money by moving it from your bank, investment, or retirement account? It's a scam, warned the FTC.

Some of the State of Florida’s most sensitive records may now be in the hands of cyber criminals. The group says it’s going to release 100 gigabytes of data from the Florida Dept. of Health (F-DOH), unless the state pays up.

School’s out for the summer, and children now have a lot of free time on their hands. So, what are some ideas to keep them entertained?

Duval County Public Schools is holding a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss creating a mental health plan and to review the student code of conduct.

Duval County school leaders focused on student’s mental health during a workshop on Tuesday.

Consumer Reports has been pushing the government to require internet companies to provide easy-to-read labels so customers can shop around without complication. Now -- it's a requirement.

Text, photos, videos and audio created using artificial intelligence are increasingly making their way into campaigns for state and local office.

For summer trips overseas, a smartphone is essential for most people.

Artificial intelligence is the hot topic of the year. The rapid evolution of AI clashes with some assumptions, including the thought that real humans may not be needed for problem-solving.

Before you spend money on that celebrity-endorsed premium cookware, weight loss product, or can’t-miss money-making opportunity, pause. Take a breath. Are you sure a celebrity or influencer is really endorsing that product or program?

There is a critical need right now for more workers in the financial tech industry in Jacksonville, and that's why a local university is launching two new programs to help companies find talent.

Mastercard says it expects to be able to discover that your credit or debit card number has been compromised well before it ends up in the hands of a cybercriminal.

In the 2004 film "I, Robot," a detective interrogates a robot in the year 2035, asking it if it could write a symphony or turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece.

Thousands of iPhone users across the U.S. experienced problems sending text messages through Apple iMessage on Thursday.

From Social Security numbers to banking information, both private and public entities are being targeted and are receiving the same message: “We have your personal data. Pay up, or you’ll face the consequences.”

Veterans with the Wounded Warrior Project are learning on how to become drone pilots as part of a collaboration with CSX Railroad Transportation to diversify job opportunities and employ more veterans.

While legitimate sellers use modern technologies to simplify the car-buying process, fraudsters use similar technology to carry out elaborate impostor scams.

Many of us will be marveling at the solar eclipse on Monday, but the historical event could also make some feel anxious.

From homework to staying in touch with friends and family, the internet is a valuable tool for kids to learn and stay connected. But a recent presentation from Meta platforms details that their algorithm may connect minors with sexual predators.

As we get closer to the total solar eclipse on April 8, here’s what to look for when picking out protective glasses to view this rare event.

Speeding through airport security without any hiccups. It's the goal for most travelers, and one that the Biden administration is working to safeguard, including for people who are wary of new technology.

Slang and emojis have become integral parts of how we communicate, transforming the way people express themselves, convey emotions, and share information.

A warning if you purchased certain video doorbells that may have been enticing because they are less expensive.

We’re all trying to cut our monthly bills to make ends meet. And you could find some extra money right now if you take a look at your credit card statements.

The mayor has asked for feedback about the transparency dashboards and what else Jacksonville residents want to see their local government share data for.

Users reported being locked out of their Facebook accounts and feeds on the platform as well as Threads and Instagram were not refreshing. WhatsApp, which is also owned by Meta, appeared unaffected.

Three teams of Jacksonville University engineering students will face off next week in a robotics competition for a chance to represent JU in the regional tournament in Atlanta.

Oops, you slipped next to the pool and dropped your phone into the water.

We are all looking for ways to cut costs, and over the last few days on The Morning Show, we've talked about several ways to save money:

The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office introduced new technology used by 911 dispatchers to help deputies see suspected crimes being committed in real-time.

Some physicians are not only replacing knee joints but also implanting a tiny FDA-approved sensor to relay real-time information about recovery back to the doctor and patient.

In a multi-state lawsuit against Meta, the states claim that the social media company has harmed young people’s mental health and promoted addiction. But just how harmful is social media for children and teens?

Following an hours-long nationwide outage last week, AT&T apologized to all of its impacted customers, recognized their frustration and offered them a $5 credit toward their account, according to a statement written on the company’s website.

Thursday’s nationwide outage affected thousands of Americans as wireless carriers such as AT&T, Cricket Wireless, Verizon and T-Mobile and other providers scrambled to fix the issue.

Amid a debate about the role of government and parental rights, the Florida Senate on Thursday passed a bill that seeks to keep children under the age of 16 off social media platforms.

Customers from multiple carriers report a spike in outages, starting at 4 a.m. Thursday.

The Florida Senate is ready Thursday to pass a high-profile bill that seeks to prevent children under age 16 from creating accounts on what lawmakers say are “addictive” social-media platforms.

A number of Americans are dealing with cellular outages on AT&T, Cricket Wireless, Verizon, T-Mobile and other service providers, according to data from Downdetector.

New AAA research found that systems designed to automatically emergency brake when a vehicle is backing up "are not foolproof."

Mobile devices are everywhere – and even babies seem to enjoy the technology. But a new study shows too much screen time could negatively affect a little one’s development.

The FBI's No. 1 concern when it comes to children and their phones is the threat of sextortion.

FBI officials say it is becoming easier for child predators to take advantage of families through social media, as the number of crimes against children increases year after year.

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 7-2 to approve a bill (SB 1788) that is similar to a measure (HB 1) that passed the House last month and is a priority of House Speaker Paul Renner, R-Palm Coast.

The average American spends four hours and 25 minutes on their phone each day. Spending less screen time isn’t easy, but it can be done.

The Neuralink company, owned by tech billionaire Elon Musk, announced it successfully implanted a chip in a human brain for the first time.

Which groups on Facebook do you benefit from the most and why? Are there any interesting stories about how a particular group has enriched your life for the better?

The Florida House is poised to pass a bill aimed at preventing children under age 16 from using social media, as parts of the tech industry argue the measure could be unconstitutional and create data-privacy concerns.

Eating disorders impact approximately 30 million Americans, and that doesn’t take into account the ones who struggle but don’t meet the clinical criteria for the disorder.

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men, with over 288,000 new cases diagnosed each year. It’s also one of the most curable cancers if detected early.

The FTC wants to hear from you about the protections the agency is considering when it comes to what information websites can collect from children and how they use and share that information.

Florida lawmakers will be pushing this session to keep children younger than 16 years old off social media.

Pop-up ads are annoying, and they seem to be everywhere, but they can be distracting and sometimes dangerous.

Florida lawmakers will be pushing this session to keep children younger than 16 years old off social media.

We all know how expensive it can be if we need to get our phone or laptop fixed, but Consumer Reports says it could soon get a lot cheaper for everyone – thanks to a new state law in New York.

You can receive push alerts, emails and more when you download our apps on your phone, tablet, and smart TV.

If you’re tired of the same old New Year’s resolutions, like working out more or trying to lose weight, we’ve got another idea for you. How about trying a social media detox?

AI, or deepfake technology, is becoming more sophisticated and it’s becoming harder and harder to distinguish between what’s real and what’s a computer-generated scam.

If you are looking for things that will improve language and learning, the American Speech Language and Hearing Association recommends considering non-tech options.

Nothing beats the surprise of opening the perfect gift, but that gift doesn’t have to be brand new!

Consumer Reports’ own experts have tried and tested a wide range of products and have compiled their own list of budget-friendly tech gifts -- with one that will cost you as little as $25.

As parents and caregivers, we all want to do what's best for our young children when it comes to screen time, but you may be wondering about what's OK and what can do long-term harm.

Several jobs will be aided or replaced with artificial intelligence within the next decade, according to the UK's Department of Education.

The average person in the US spends eight hours and five minutes using digital media and most of that is probably connected to Wi-fi. But in this increasingly connected world, what do you do if your Wi-Fi can’t keep up? There are some things that you can do to prevent your internet speed from slowing down any further.

Lately, BBB Scam Tracker has seen multiple reports of a scam in which con artists trick people out of their money by promising they can recover social media accounts.

Four popular, large pick-up trucks fell short in front-end crash tests measuring back seat safety, according to a new report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

In today's tech-driven world, being digitally literate is essential. However, for many seniors, navigating technology can be quite a nuisance. The digital divide is widening, leaving older adults feeling disconnected and left behind. Recognizing this challenge, The Oasis Institute, a national organization, is dedicated to ensuring seniors stay connected, tech-savvy, and, most importantly, safe.

Whether trick-or-treating on their own or in a group, parents now have high tech ways to keep track of their children.

From podcasts to TV series, the true crime genre has taken off in popularity. But how can too much true crime impact our mental health?

We want our pricey smartphones to be able to handle everyday use and abuse without having to be repaired or replaced. That’s why Consumer Reports puts every phone in its ratings through some pretty tough durability testing.

For some people, a lightweight portable monitor could make life a lot easier. They let you work in several windows at once or mirror what’s on your screen for a group presentation.

Florida’s Attorney General is warning that artificial intelligence is making it easier for criminals to trick kids into sending nude photos and videos and then blackmail them into sending money, or worse.

The Federal Trade Commission announced late last year that Epic Games would pay $520 million in penalties and refunds to settle complaints revolving around children’s privacy and its payment methods that tricked players into making unintended purchases.

The American Psychological Association has released new guidelines to help parents navigate teens’ social media use.