Do you remember hearing about people all over the U.S. receiving strange packages containing seeds from China a couple months ago? One theory is that the seeds were part of an elaborate scheme to drum up glowing fake reviews for Amazon sellers. After a long two months, Amazon has stepped up to address what's happening.

Apple and Google aren't giving up on contact-tracing just yet. In fact, Apple is adding a brand new exposure notification feature to iOS that doesn't even require a third-party app to work. It's all part of Apple's latest iOS update, which you can download today. Here's what we know.

Facebook's recent policy adjustments come in light of the 2020 Presidential Election, as well as accusations of enabling the spread of disinformation. But now, Facebook seems to be backpedaling. The company is offering to pay select users to quit using the website during the runup to the election. There's never been a better time to kick the habit!

Fitbit has long been known for its fitness-minded wearables, but the company's latest smartwatch has features you won't even find on flagship Apple and Samsung devices. The new Fitbit Sense has tech that can calculate your stress levels and look for signs that could indicate other problems possibly related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are all having to wear masks nowadays to basically go anywhere. You may have noticed it can be frustrating to get them to fit just right and sometimes they slip or are downright uncomfortable. Good news, this clip will show you some simple tricks to help make that mask fit just right.

One of the best tools we have in combating COVID-19 is widespread testing. But the logistics and technology behind it are incredibly complex. Take a look behind the curtain at how coronavirus testing works (did you know samples are flown across the country?) and what it means for the future.