Tech Minute (SD)

Mother's Day might look and feel a little different this year amid the pandemic, but there are still some thoughtful ways to honor your mom.

Since most of us won't be getting out to explore museums, national parks or other attractions anytime soon, bring them to your living room with a few clicks of your mouse. Here's how in this Tech Minute.

As many people are sheltering in place across the country, preparing every meal at home has become a necessity. But if you're lacking in the culinary arts, there are several meal kit services for you and your baby that are still delivering during these difficult times.

As the coronavirus continues to ravage cities across the country, there's still a shortage of tests to confirm cases. That's why several medical groups and tech entrepreneurs are designing high-tech tools to potentially detect the virus in its earliest stages.

As the coronavirus continues to ravage cities across the country, there's still a shortage of tests to confirm cases. That's why several medical groups and tech entrepreneurs are designing high-tech tools to potentially detect the virus in its earliest stages.

With so much uncertainty in the world right now, you might be experiencing more stress and anxiety than usual. In this Tech Minute, we look at ways technology can help calm your mind and body in the midst of the chaos.

While many of us are practicing social distancing in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus, it doesn't mean you have to lose contact with your loved ones. In this Tech Minute, we show you the best technology to stay in touch with friends and family during this socially isolating time.

These days, so many Americans across the country are working from home. It can be a tough transition for some, but having the right technology can help. In this Tech Minute, we'll show you some gear and online tools to help you maintain productivity.

Now that so many schools are closed across the country, parents are left wondering what to do with their kids all day. Sure, there's always television, but you can make that screen time more productive and educational with online learning tools.

Caring for a sick loved one can be challenging. But there are many online tools to share information and ask for help from your support system. In this Tech Minute, learn about websites to stay connected during difficult times.