Man gains access to Florida class being held on Zoom, exposes himself, district says

Earlier this week, the FBI warned the nation of so-called "Zoom-bombing," or video hacking, as more people have turned to video-teleconferencing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Internet providers offering help to low-income families

Three million children in the United States do not have home internet access, according to the Associated Press.

Austin couple gets married after making adjustments to follow coronavirus guidelines

Ben and Ashley Pedretti weren't going to let coronavirus COVID-19 restrictions keep them from walking down the aisle. It wasn't exactly the wedding they'd planned but Ashley's mom Karen May says the couple, and the family, wouldn't have changed a thing.

Gov. Abbott: AT&T waiving internet data usage fees for those without unlimited data

"In typical Texas fashion,  the private sector is stepping up. I applaud what AT&T just announced, that they are waiving internet data usages for any customers that do not have unlimited home internet access," the governor said. 

How to properly disinfect your devices to protect against coronavirus

As proper hygiene becomes a major concern with coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, people are taking extra steps to clean everything. But there's a proper way to disinfect your devices.

Houston attorney battling Facebook over human trafficking

"It's building a bridge from the predator right into your home." Meet the Houston attorney making historic progress in her battle to protect minors on Facebook.

Larry Tesler, computer scientist who pioneered 'copy' and 'paste,' has died

"The inventor of cut/copy & paste, find & replace, and more was former Xerox researcher Larry Tesler. Your workday is easier thanks to his revolutionary ideas,” Xerox said in a tweet Wednesday.

Tech headlines that can help protect your privacy

Recent 'tech' notes may have missed your notice that can help you protect your privacy.

Facebook cancels San Francisco conference amid growing coronavirus concerns

Facebook media relations chief Anthony Harrison says, “Our priority is the health and safety of our teams, so out of an abundance of caution, we canceled our Global Marketing Summit due to the evolving public health risks related to coronavirus.”

Katy police deploys 22 license plate reading cameras

Katy police plan to use 22 new license plate readers to create a detailed database of every car that passes by. Police say the new database will help them catch criminals.

iPhone home repair service now available in select cities

The tech giant Apple has launched in-home repair services for iPhones and some of its other devices.

How you can watch the Super Bowl

Here are some ways that you can watch the Super Bowl - whether you have cable or not.

Husband and wife remembered one year after being killed in controversial drug raid

One year ago, the Pecan Park neighborhood was swarmed with law enforcement following the shootout. Five officers were injured, and Rhogena Nicholas and Dennis Tuttle were found dead inside, unarmed.