Arizona Technology News

This week, Kim Komando answers questions about gathering headlines together, addictive Alexa skills, private search engines, and more.

Raytheon Technologies Corp. is closing its Albuquerque location and will be transferring some of its operations to Tucson.

Smart speakers from Amazon, Google, and Apple have been hugely popular over the past couple of years with estimates that over 87 million adults are using them.

Everybody loves a cool trick. No matter how well we know an app or program, there’s almost always some shortcut we never learned.

Coronavirus has canceled in person graduations, but graduates of the Thunderbird School of Global Management are still heading across the stage.

There are solid choices available if you are looking for an app to scan documents or photos.

Thousands of teens in the Valley -- and in California and Georgia -- are meeting each other via Zoom conferences through a local nonprofit.

AZCOVIDTXT, the UArizona texting system, asks households to sign up for the program to anonymously collect data about the weekly wellness of their residence.

This week Kim Komando answers questions about package safety, stimulus check scams, technology that allows your boss to spy on you and home-schooling help.

The Boeing plant in Mesa is producing face shields using 3D printers to be delivered to medical professionals fighting the coronavirus outbreak.