Technology
Google’s Been Kicking Apps Off the Play Store Left and Right (And Your Phone Might Still Be Infected)
Google is killing apps in the Play Store all the time, but 2025 has been especially brutal. Hundreds of apps. Millions of downloads. Banking trojans, ad fraud schemes, North Korean hacker spyware. And here’s the kicker: Just because Google pulled them from the store doesn’t mean they’re gone from your phone. Security researchers have been discovering malicious apps […]
Coinbase Ceo Fires Engineers not adopting AI Tools
In this, we keenly examine how Coinbase has redefined the standards of engineering performance due to an uncompromising AI adoption strategy. With global enterprises accelerating to AI-augmented development models, at the forefront has been Coinbase, putting in efforts with strict enforcement, accelerated onboarding, and continuous training within to embed AI deep into its software lifecycle. […]
MSI RTX 5090 Fraud Case: Dissecting the Rising Threat of Stripped GPUs Circulating in the Global Market
We are facing an alarming rise in the number of fraudulent GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards infiltrating the legitimate distribution channels. A recent incident involving one customer ordering an MSI RTX 5090 from Amazon France showcases a seriously worrying loophole in the global GPU supply chain by which stripped, non-functional GPUs find their way into […]
Google Gmail Data Breach Warning: What Actually Happened and Why You Shouldn’t Panic
My aunt rang me last Tuesday, absolutely losing it. She’d seen something online about Gmail being hacked, 183 million accounts compromised, and passwords stolen. Proper meltdown. Thought someone in Moscow had her Tesco login and photos of her dog. It took me twenty minutes to calm her down and explain that no, Gmail wasn’t hacked. […]
No More Scrambling for QR Codes: Amazon Returns Just Got Way Easier
You’re at the UPS counter with three Amazon returns standing between you and your day. The person behind you is sighing heavily. You’re searching your phone for that dumb QR code. Sound familiar? Yeah, we’ve all been there. But since August 2025, there has been a solution for this headache. Amazon return codes Apple Wallet integration means you can […]
Getting Starlink Satellite Calls on Your Phone: What Nobody’s Telling You
My buddy Jake went camping in Montana last month. Miles of nowhere, and no cell service for miles altogether. Tried calling me three times. Nothing went through until he made the 40-minute drive back into town. Two weeks later? He found his phone in perfect working order in the same location. So, Starlink Direct to […]
Tech Giants Envision Future Beyond Smartphones: Inside the $284 Billion Bet Reshaping Human-Computer Interaction
Since its release in 2007, smartphones have brought in more than $4.7 trillion. Now, the age of smartphones is coming to an end. For the biggest tech companies in the world, the change is not a guess; it’s a financial must. Smartphone sales have been going down for six quarters in a row, and improvements […]
Choosing the Right Ryzen CPU for Your Plex Server: Simple Guide for Everyone
Running a Plex server at home is a great way to watch your favorite movies and shows on any device. But knowing which is the best CPU for Plex can be confusing, particularly with so many AMD Ryzen options. This article will address the question of what kind of Ryzen CPU for a Plex server […]
Is Hyundai Bluelink Worth It? A Real Look from a Driver’s Perspective
Hyundai Bluelink sounds like one of those “futuristic” car features people get excited about—remote start, climate control from your phone, emergency help, tracking your car if it’s stolen… but let’s be real for a second. Cool features? Sure. But is it actually worth paying for? Let’s keep this simple, practical, and straight to the point. […]
Must-Have Viral Gadgets That Are Actually Worth Buying
Let’s be real for a second, most viral gadgets look amazing online but end up sitting in a drawer after a week. You think you’re getting the next big thing, and instead, you get a weird tool that barely works or takes 20 steps to set up. But every now and then, a gadget comes […]