Here's something creepy you may not have known about: One of the most popular map apps knows where you've been for the past few years, down to the street address. We'll explain why this is happening and how you can opt out of the disturbing practice.

Amazon has ramped up its plans to streamline several services, and one feature that is changing is two-hour delivery for Prime members. Things will be changing rapidly over the next few months. We have details on everything you need to know and how it will affect your shopping routine.

Google is getting rid of one of its most popular services: Free unlimited photo storage in Google Photos. Soon, photos uploaded to Google Photos in high quality will count against your Google Drive data. We have all the dates you need to know, as well as some free alternatives to try.

When you own your own business, you're the CEO, the marketer, the IT person and the data analyst. Don't go it alone — get Kim's must-read small-biz tips every week.

Angi puts everything you need to tackle projects right in the palm of your hand. When you download the Angi app, you can find a professional to fix an emergency leak in minutes. Planning a renovation? Angi will match you with the best contractor for the job. You can even schedule seasonal jobs, like an AC tuneup, or routine maintenance, like lawn care. Angi even lets you pay securely through its app once your home project is done. How easy is that?

Taking care of your home has never been this straightforward. Get Angi, your home for everything home.

Google's working on a web tool that could identify skin conditions. It would use AI to analyze your skin, hair and nails and let you know if anything's wrong. 💆🏼

First, you'd snap three pictures of the area you're concerned about, like a cut or a rash. Then you'll answer a short questionnaire before the tool conjures up a list of possible skin conditions you could be dealing with.

Big disclaimer, though: Google says this tool isn't meant to diagnose your problems — it's just a starting point. A trial of his "dermatology assistance tool" should launch earlier this year, Google says. ✌