Coinbase partners with Lightspark for Bitcoin Lightning Network integration

Coinbase’s partnership with Lightspark for Bitcoin Lightning Network integration enhances transaction efficiency. Lightspark’s advanced technology streamlines Lightning Network access, offering low-cost BTC transfers. The collaboration empowers Coinbase with reliable, scalable node infrastructure, driving global financial innovation. Coinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a strategic partnership with Lightspark to integrate the Bitcoin Lightning Network. The […]

Nine Home Essentials You Didn’t Know You Needed

Every home comes with maintenance, repairs, and surprising challenges, which is why most of us already have the obvious essentials on hand—fire extinguishers, flashlights, basic tools, and the like. But there are a several items you might not think of as a “home essential” that are going to prove very useful to you one day. […]

Peanut Butter Belongs on Your Next Burger

It’s rare, but occasionally I’ll drop by a restaurant and come across a peanut butter burger. Peanut butter. On a meat burger. I may be behind the herd, but this sounds like a trick to me. It’s possible that I’m slightly scarred from that awful peanut butter omelet I made once (in my defense, I […]

You Can Get This 5-in-1 Charging Station on Sale for $50 Right Now

You can get this 5-in-1 MagSafe-compatible charging station on sale for $49.97 right now (reg. $79) through April 21. It has three wireless charging areas: One charging stand is for iPhones (12 to 15 series) or other Qi-enabled phones, the lower area is for AirPods, and the last one is for Apple Watches. The wired […]

The 25 Best Movies Streaming on Peacock Right Now

Peacock has come in from behind with a strong bench of original shows (the greatest of these was/is Poker Face)—but also a solid assortment of original or exclusive movies, some brand new, and some that dropped during quarantine times that you might have missed, being otherwise occupied. There’s some prestige stuff here, but also some […]

How to Hide YouTube Shorts From Your Feed

Like them or hate them, YouTube Shorts are here to stay. If they wish they weren’t constantly popping up on your feed, you can do a few things to weaken their pull on your already declining attention span. YouTube’s own option lets you temporarily hide them, but you need third-party extensions to banish them forever. […]

How to See All the Devices Logged in to Your Apple Account

Trying to keep on top of securing all your various digital accounts can seem daunting, but sometimes the simplest checks are the most effective. Case in point: Seeing how many different devices you’re logged into at the moment. This is useful for two reasons. First of all, it might flag up a device that has […]

These Smart Devices Can Transform Your Garden

Gardening is proven to be beneficial for your physical and mental health. There’s sunshine, and exercise, and all the fresh fruits and vegetables. Still, gardening can be a lot—and smart devices can take some of the burden off your garden responsibilities, keeping you free for the stuff you really enjoy. These devices don’t just free […]

When to Use LinkedIn’s ‘I’m Interested’ Feature, According to a Recruiter

Most LinkedIn users are probably familiar with the site’s longtime offerings, including job postings, the newsfeed, and congratulating people you met once at a conference on their work anniversary. But unless you spend a lot of time on the professional networking site, you may not be aware of some of its more recent additions, like […]

My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Amazon Fire Max 11 Tablet Bundle

The Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet offers the biggest screen in the Fire Tablet lineup—and right now, the Fire Max 11 bundle, which comes with the official keyboard, stylus, and cover, is on sale for $279.99 (originally $404.97). That price marks the lowest this bundle has sold for, after checking price-tracking tools. Amazon Fire Max […]

Google: Indexing API May Work For Unsupported Content But…

Gary Illyes from Google said in the recent Google SEO office hours the Google Indexing API may work for unsupported content formats, but that you shouldn’t be “surprised if suddenly it stopped working for unsupported verticals overnight.”

Google: It’s Unlikely Your Rankings Dropped Because You Have Two Websites

Google was asked if having two websites and Google finding out about them would cause the websites to drop in rankings. John Mueller from Google said that is “not likely,” adding that many people have several websites and that is fine.

Google Tests More Google Ad Card Formats

Google is testing another ad format, another card like format, for its search ads. We previously saw the vertical and tall ad cards, then the carousel horizontal card format and now here are just plain horizontal ad cards.

Search News Buzz Video Recap: Google Core Update Flux, AdSense Ad Intent, California Link Tax & More

The Google March 2024 core update is still rolling out, almost 6 weeks now, and we saw two shifts of ranking volatility, both mid-week and the weekend before. Google’s Danny Sullivan went on the defensive on search quality and forum listings…

JPMorgan CEO calls Bitcoin a ‘Ponzi Scheme’ despite JPMorgan’s involvement in Bitcoin ETFs

Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan CEO, called Bitcoin a “Ponzi scheme.” Dimon’s criticism comes despite JPMorgan’s involvement in Bitcoin ETFs. Bitcoin’s recent price volatility highlights ongoing debates in the cryptocurrency market. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has once again voiced his scepticism towards Bitcoin (BTC), dubbing it a ‘Ponzi scheme’ during an interview on Bloomberg TV. During […]

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