Scammers don't care that people are struggling through the pandemic. In fact, they have upped their game to take advantage of this horrible situation. The latest scheme preys on seniors and their generosity and willingness to help their grandkids. Warn your loved ones that if they're not careful, a scammer could show up at their doorstep.

Google and Apple are big rivals in the tech world, but lately, they have been relaxing restrictions on each other's platforms. You can now use Google Assistant to find your missing iPhone. We'll tell you how to set this up and walk you through some new Assistant features.

You love your pets and you want to watch them age gracefully. The best way to have your dog's mind stay as sharp as possible is to keep them active. We've put together a list of puzzles and toys that will not only entertain Fido but also help keep him youthful.

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Disney just invented a real, working lightsaber. That's right: You could be a Jedi — or even a Sith. Disney Parks Chairman Josh D'Amaro whipped out a retractable lightsaber after an April 8 presentation, the Verge reports.

Sadly, there's no video evidence, though fans — but a VR developer animated a 2018 patent for a glowing sword. You’ve got to see this. Depending on Disney’s generosity, you could get your hands on your own, personal lightsaber! (Just make sure to stay on the light side, okay? 😉)