[UPDATE] The Verge gets burned by Elon Musk
Right on cue, the mainstream tech media published their how to deactivate Twitter articles, and Elon Musk burned the Verge for theirs.
The Dyson Zone purifying headphones look uncomfortable
The new Dyson Purifying Headphones want to purify your air and provide excellent audio, but they look so uncomfortable.
5 ways podcasters can step up their audio game
Podcasters must embrace new technological innovations like immersive audio to flourish in the ever-growing podcasting landscape.
Protecting digital signatures: It’s about time
The use of “digital signatures” has exploded during the pandemic and it is about time more is done in protecting them.
The Freedom Phone Project: How you can get your own degoogled smartphone
If you’re considering purchasing the Freedom Phone, you might want to try this more affordable and better alternative first.
Big tech firmly opposes Senate antitrust bills citing user security
Both Apple and Google have problems with the United States Senate antitrust bills being considered for big tech companies.
[CES 2022] CTA president says CES will move ahead even through press drama
CES 2022 starts next week, and typically we’d be on a plane Saturday night and meeting with brands first thing Sunday morning. But things are … Read more…
Facebook ad revenue gets burned in light of Apple’s privacy changes
Apple’s latest privacy changes across its devices could jam up Facebook’s lucrative ad revenue business. Read on for more.
The Pixel 6 may be more impressive than the iPhone 13 — Here’s why
Let’s explore the specs of both phones so that when it comes time to upgrade your smartphone, you’ll know which one will best suit you.
Shadow Profiles: You can’t run from Facebook
You may have taken the step this year to delete Facebook, but your information could still be in their hands in the form of shadow profiles.
Look, ma, wires! TWS headphones have improved, but wires still rule the soundstage
TWS headphones are all the latest craze, and while they’ve improved by leaps and bounds, wires are still the best way to get the best sound.
Nothing’s marketing machine is starting to push news of an upcoming smartphone
The Nothing marketing machine has been activated, with reports popping up that the company is working on a smartphone for Q2 2022 release.
Is MeWe the dark horse in the social media landscape?
Mainstream social media is a dumpster fire right now, and that may make MeWe the dark horse galloping in to sway some away from the big boys.
Facebook and Twitch: The week of tech outages and leaks
Monday was Black Monday for those who rely on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp and Tuesday wasn’t a good day for Twitch.
Amazon thinks its time for you to have a home robot, meet Astro
Someone at Amazon has been watching The Jetsons and dreaming of putting a home robot in every home; well, meet Astro.
Should you upgrade to the new iPhone 13 series?
The iPhone 13 series has dropped and many users are wondering if it’s worth the upgrade, here’s what we think. Read on for more.
The EU is again throwing threats at Apple over Lightning vs. USB-C
The European Commission is once again slinging shade Apple’s way over the company’s use of Lightning vs. USB-C. Read on for more.
Will Apple make a folding iPhone? Most likely yes, but we’re still a few years off
Foldable phones have taken center stage this year, and users want to know if Apple will make a folding iPhone; the answer is yes. Eventually.
TCL cancels the Chicago Project but by no means does Samsung have the foldable market cornered
TCL has officially canceled its Chicago Project, but that doesn’t mean Samsung will run away with the foldable market. Read on for more.
Opinion: If you care about digital privacy, you may have to go dark…but is that even an option?
More people than ever are concerned with digital privacy, and to date, the only true answer to maintaining digital privacy is to go dark.
An Amazon-branded television might be coming soon
A report from Reuters claims that Amazon is working on its own television that could be here as early as October 2021. Read on for more.
The first 48: Galaxy Z Flip3
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G is still fresh in my hands, but I have a few observations in my first 48 hours with it. Read on for more.
The future of smartphones doesn’t include a charging brick
The future of the smartphone isn’t always straightforward, but one thing is for sure: they won’t include a charging brick. Read on!
In an already splintered society, would a “metaverse” make things even worse?
New technology has always been something I’ve been excited about, but would the metaverse do more damage than good? It is a fair question.
Amazon’s Lord of the Rings TV series set for September 2nd debut
Lord of the Rings is probably one of the most beloved books of our time so let’s hope and pray Amazon doesn’t screw this up.
Second trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage drops
Sony Pictures Entertainment kicks off the first week of August by dropping the second trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
My thoughts on the Freedom Phone
The Freedom Phone has been all over the news for a few days now. I’ve let the information soak in, and here are my thoughts on this device.
[Rumor] Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro may discard the beloved Touch Bar
Oh, the beloved Touch Bar. We all love it, and we all need it, but it may be discarded on the 2021 MacBook Pro. Does this not anger you? /s
