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FTC Says These Text Scams Cost Americans $470M in 2024

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Josh Kirschner

Like a lot of people, I get scam texts all the time – phony Amazon fraud alerts, fake USPS delivery notices, even texts from “wrong numbers” that somehow turn flirty or businesslike. As someone who writes about technology for a living, I know how to spot these scams a mile away. But I also know that for many people, especially those who aren't as familiar with tech, these messages can seem legitimate – because that is exactly what they're designed to do.
I Switched to YouTube Premium Lite and Saved $6 a Month

1 week ago | techlicious.com | Andrea Smith

I’ve been paying a monthly subscription for YouTube Premium for a few years now. For $13.99 a month, (up from $11.99 in 2023) it seemed worth it to me, since I enjoy watching videos on the 15-inch Echo Show in in my kitchen. I mainly watch news segments, tech reviews, recipes and late-night TV show monologues, short videos to keep me entertained while I’m cooking or working in the kitchen.
I Tried Google’s New AI Search - It’s Surprisingly Helpful

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Search is evolving. Again. With Google’s new AI Mode, you don’t just type a query and scroll through a list of links. Now, you can snap a photo, speak a question, or even upload a video – and Google’s AI will understand what you mean, follow your train of thought, and respond as if you're having a conversation. And yes, it actually works.
Google Adds Hotel Price Tracking - Here’s the Fine Print

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

If you’ve ever used Google’s flight price tracker, you know how useful it can be. I use it all the time – just plug in your destination and dates, and Google sends you email alerts when prices drop. It’s saved me hundreds over the years. So I was genuinely excited to see that Google is now extending that functionality to hotels.
This Samsung Update Could Change How You Use Your Phone

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Samsung is taking a significant step forward in the AI race, bringing many of the Galaxy S25 series’ personalized features to more of its phones with the rollout of One UI 7. Starting this week, people using recent Galaxy devices – including the Galaxy S24 series, Z Fold6, and Z Flip6 – will begin to see the update, with broader availability to follow.
Segway’s Navimow X3 Mows Smarter, Faster - and Without Wires

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Andrea Smith

Segway Navimow launched its X3 series of robotic lawn mowers, bringing professional-grade automation to residential and commercial properties with yards up to 2.5 acres. Starting at $2,299, these wire-free robot mowers add new safety and convenience features including a child lock and anti-theft GPS tracking, and claim to mow twice as fast as the industry average.
Tax Refund Missing? FBI Warning You Might Be the Victim of This Scam

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Josh Kirschner

The FBI has issued a warning about a surge in tax-related identity theft, with criminals stealing taxpayer identities to file fraudulent returns and claim refunds. While tax fraud is certainly nothing new, this alert comes after more than 1,000 complaints to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) over the past year – a 26% increase from the prior year.
Is the iPhone 16e Good Enough for a Costa Rica Vacation?

2 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Jonathan Takiff

A review unit of Apple’s new, most affordable ($599) 16 series smartphone, the iPhone 16e, landed in my hands literally the day before I was to depart for the wilds of Costa Rica. So, of course, I had to take it along – to test out the phone’s most touted features and also see if I could live with its cost-shaving compromises, most significantly in the photo-capturing department.
Nintendo Switch 2: Better Hardware, GameChat, & Familiar Franchises

3 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

Nearly a decade after the original Nintendo Switch changed how we think about hybrid gaming, Nintendo is finally delivering the next chapter. The Nintendo Switch 2 arrives June 5 for $449.99, bringing long-overdue hardware upgrades, a revamped online chat system, and a lineup of both new and familiar titles. The big story isn’t just the improved specs – it’s the platform’s first integrated voice and video chat, a striking about-face for a company that has historically lagged in online features.
Streaming in 2025 Isn’t the Bargain It Used to Be

3 weeks ago | techlicious.com | Suzanne Kantra

When I cut the cord several years ago, it was a no-brainer. My cable bill had ballooned to nearly $200 per month, and live TV streaming services were a fraction of the price. I ditched cable, signed up for Sling TV and a few standalone apps, and never looked back. I was saving a ton and still getting the channels I actually watched. But now? The math has changed. YouTube TV is up to $82.99 per month. Hulu + Live TV costs the same.