10 Shows Like Netflix’s ‘Little House on the Prairie’ You Should Watch Next
We may earn a commission from links on this page. It’s been a while since our last visit with the Ingalls family, though perhaps not as long as you might think: while the Melissa Gilbert/Michael Landon series ended in 1984 after a series of TV movies, there have been a couple of live-action adaptations, a […]
Five Hacks Every Garmin Forerunner 170 User Should Know
We may earn a commission from links on this page. The Garmin Forerunner 170 arrived earlier this summer as the successor to the Forerunner 165, slotting in above the (also new) entry-level Forerunner 70 and below the 265/570. At first glance, it’s easy to write off as a lateral move from the older device: same […]
This Safari Extension Can Block Unwanted Content on Any Website
I try to avoid opening news websites as much as possible these days. One can only read so many articles about crime, war, and all of the many other injustices in this world, and I’ve often wished I could filter out the news I don’t want to know about. I’ve done this, to a large […]
NotebookLM Has a New Name and a Few Other Changes
NotebookLM may not be the most well-known of Google’s numerous AI products, but having been introduced as Project Tailwind in May 2023, it’s actually been around almost as long as the Google Gemini chatbot (originally called Bard, as you might remember). Now, perhaps in a bid to make its suite of AI tools a little […]
What OnePlus Exiting the US Market Means for Current Users
When I first started covering tech, OnePlus was the brand to beat. It was never an Apple or a Samsung, but that’s what it had going for it: The company made high-quality smartphones with enthusiast features at reasonable price points. I wouldn’t even have called it an underdog, necessarily. It didn’t have much “market share,” […]
Major Homebuilders Have Not Sold Homes This Cheap in Nearly a Decade—Here’s How Investors Can Take Advantage
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Google: Discovered vs Crawled Not Indexed Quality Issues & AI-Generated Content
Google’s John Mueller and Martin Splitt spoke about the Google Search Console indexing report in its latest Search Off the Record podcast. One item was on how quality issues, including low-quality AI-generated content, can result in those pages not being trusted and not being indexed by Google. That might lead to the page indexing report […]
Daily Search Forum Recap: July 16, 2026
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
10 Hacks Every Coros Watch User Should Know
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Coros makes great running watches that are seriously underrated. You’ll recall that I ranked the Pace 4 as the best running watch under $250, and I think the Pace Pro (with its larger screen and offline maps) is excellent, too. And while Coros watches do […]
You Won’t Believe Why Mortgage Rates Are Going Up (Again)
You won’t believe why mortgage rates are going back up. It’s not because of the war, it’s not because of gas prices, and it’s not because of the Federal Reserve. […]
Google To Merge Google Shopping Ads & Free Listing Policies To One Policy
Google announced it will consolidate and merge the Shopping ads and free listings policies into a single Shopping policy sometime in September 2026. Keep in mind, there may be specific ads or free listing policies listed in that consolidated policy document, where some policies only apply to ads and some only to free listings but […]
Google: You’re Are Better Off Without Lastmod Dates When They Are Incorrect
Gary Illyes from Google said that you are better off not using a lastmod date in your XML Sitemap if those dates are wrong. He said on Bluesky, “probably better off without the lastmods. at least you save a few bytes.”
Google Manufacturer Center Removed Manual Update Or Add Products
Google sent out an email to those who use the Google Manufacturer Center to remind them that the ability to manually add or update products directly in Manufacturer Center has been removed. Instead, Google said use the Manufacturer Center API or upload a product file.
Google Ads Performance Max Product Reporting Now Uses All Networks
Google Ads updated its Performance Max product level reporting back on June 15th. This report now uses data from all Performance Max networks, rather than the subset it previously pulled from.
Apple Maps Ads Bans Home Service Businesses With Updated Terms
Apple has posted new Apple Maps policies where it now says it is prohibiting home services, such as plumbing, electrical, locksmith, HVAC, pest control, roofing, or general contracting services. It also says bail bonds, cryptocurrency ATMs and some medical services are also banned from Apple Maps Ads.
