BlackRock’s move towards Ethereum ETF spurs crypto market surge

BlackRock takes initial steps toward an Ethereum ETF. BlackRock’s move signals the growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency investments. The SEC’s cautious stance on crypto ETFs presents regulatory challenges despite increasing industry enthusiasm. On Thursday, the website for Delaware’s Division of Corporations revealed the registration of an “iShares Ethereum Trust.” This move closely mirrors the steps […]

13 Podcasts for Your Holiday Road Trip

Got a long drive ahead of you? In a car with people full of various tastes? It’s road trip season, and if you need a podcast to binge in the car, this list has you covered. You can pop in and out of short stories about family drama and scams, or buckle in for real […]

You Can Now See How Much RAM a Chrome Tab Is Using

You have too many tabs open right now, and that’s okay: The internet is full of fascinating content that none of us can consume all at once. So all those interesting articles, videos, and memes get pushed aside for “later.” Read more…

How to Record Your Screen in Windows 11

What happens on your PC doesn’t have to stay on your PC. If you ever want to show others what’s happening on your screen, whether that’s for a YouTube video, a social media post, or to teach a relative how to do something on their computer, record it! Windows 11 has two built-in ways to […]

The Best Ways to Win Over a Job Recruiter

Your résumé will get you in the door for a job, but your interviews are where you’ll get to show off who you are and what makes you stand out. It will also give you the opportunity to make a great impression with your recruiter. And that’s hugely important: Having someone rooting for you within […]

TikTok Myth of the Week: Why Everyone’s Freaking Out About the MTHFR Gene

Did you know that a significant percentage of the U.S. population has one of the less-efficient variants of the MTHFR gene? TikTokers love to say this, and it’s true. They’ll also claim that if you have a MTHFR variant, that you need special vitamins, and that the wrong vitamins (or even some medications) will be… […]

You Should Make Turkey Pastrami for Thanksgiving

While I really only enjoy Thanksgiving turkey in the hour after it comes out of the oven, it certainly seems the majority are in it for the sandwiches. Day-after turkey sammies are a legendary aspect of Thanksgiving not attributable to any religious, historical or cultural aspect of the day. So why bother with a… Read […]

Waze Can Now Help You Stay Off Accident-Prone Roads

Waze, Google Maps’ more helpful cousin, is adding yet another useful feature. After almost a year of beta testing, Waze is now introducing a new alert system for accident-prone roads, so you’ll know to be on high alert when turning on a street with a history of incidents. Read more…

Google Shopping Search Filter Shows For Local Queries

Everyone is now seeing the search shopping filters in the Google search results for e-commerce-related queries, which Google started testing well over a year ago. And as some have noted, the shopping filter may also show for some local queries as well, as long as there is some shopping intent in that query.

Google Expands Search Generative Experience To More Countries & Adds New Features

Google announced it has expanded the Search Generative Experience beta to 120 or so countries and four new languages. Google also added new follow-up questions, AI-powered translation help and more interactive definitions in AI-powered overviews.

Google November 2023 Reviews Update Rolls Out

As expected, the Google November 2023 reviews update has started to roll out this week. It started on November 8, 2023 at about 1 pm ET. This will be the last time Google confirms a reviews update because it is now more of a regular update, compared to past reviews updates.

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Google Top Stories Open Access Label

Google seems to be testing a new feature for top stories named “Open Access.” I am not sure what open access means, if you know, please comment below. It seems like it might be part of the Google News Showcase but I can be wrong.

Google Tests Multiple Local Packs In Search Results As You Scroll

Google seems to be testing showing multiple local packs in its search results as you scroll down the page. I cannot replicate this, which makes me believe this is a limited test. But Christian Kunz was able to repeat this over and over again, showing multiple local packs come up as he scrolls through the […]

Google Merchant Center Breaks Up Its Abuse Policy

Google has updated its various abuse policies for Merchant Center. Google said Google Shopping ads and Google free listings Malicious or unwanted software policy will be split into three separate policies; Malicious software, Compromised sites, and Unwanted software.