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By Todd Haselton, CNBC • Updated on December 15, 2020 at 4:34 pm Andrew Burton | Bloomberg | Getty Images Amazon announced Tuesday you can now ask Alexa to share a shopping list with someone. It's useful if you need a family member to grab some items at the store. It's also helpful for people who may be hard of vision and want to add to or share a shopping list by voice. Amazon on Tuesday announced that you can now ask the Alexa voice assistant, through your phone or an Amazon Echo, to share your shopping list with friends or family. It's particularly useful now, during the holid...

Cool tech gifts starting at $25 for anyone on your holiday list Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Two reader questions came in the other day. ► What affordable tech gifts would you pick as a stocking stuffer under $50? ► And if you (me, Jefferson Graham) had $200 to spend, what cool tech stuff would you buy? But let's start cheap. Because really, you don't have to spend hundreds of dollars on great tech gifts. There are many, many options available for under $100 – and if you feel like splurging, that's fine, we've got ideas there as well.  $25 © Belkin Belkin's 12-Outle...

CBS News 2020 gift ideas from Techno Claus Techno Claus enters from the fireplace, wearing a face mask (because it's 2020!) Good morning, dear friends! It's been quite a year The worst one that many remember, I fear The fires, the protests, the voting, I mean We needed all that, and the COVID-19? The family has left out a plate of cookies, a glass of milk, and a bottle of hand sanitizer – how thoughtful! It's hard to change focus to gifts, I admit But maybe they might cheer you up just a bit. I'm here once again bringing presents for all Or at least those who like having tech to install!�...

Steve: meanwhile could your own devices be spying on you? if you have amazon's echo device the answer could be yes. a british security researcher recently found that amazon echos bills between 2015 and 2016 apparently vulnerable to hacking especially in public places like hotels. abby: what does this mean for your privacy? here to break it all is kurt the cyberguy. a lot of people can relate to this. i have one of those echos in my apartment it will repeat things i say and answer randomly. >> it's recording. look at your app. say what you said or asked recently keeps that history. what we didn...