Google Ads Fake Info For Advertiser Verification Programs Disallowed
Google updated its Circumventing systems policy to add a new section for Advertiser verification. In short, and as Google wrote, “Providing false or fraudulent information as part of our Advertiser verification programs is not allowed.”
Google Search Tests Tinted Colored Background
Google is testing a tinted brownish/yellowish background color for the search results page. It turns the white background into a brownish/grayish/yellowish background and then the gray boxes into a darker color.
Google Drops Support For More Structured Data Types & Search Features
Google’s John Mueller announced Google is “simplify the search results page” by removing “some features that aren’t being used very often and aren’t adding significant value to users.” This means more structured data types will be removed, but for some reason, Google did not specify exactly which ones are going away.
Housing Demand Grows as 10 Major Cities See Price Drops
The housing market is seeing a (surprisingly) positive trend. Yes, even with all those YouTube channels showing you “empty” houses, it seems that homebuyers, especially millennials, are getting back into […]
Gemini Coming To Google Maps For Directions, Traffic & Places
Google Maps is getting an update from Gemini where you can ask Google Maps questions about locations, where Google Maps can give you more human directions and Google Maps with Lens can tell you more about a store or location.
Google Ads Editor Version 2.11 Is Now Available
Google has released version 2.11 of the Google Ads Editor, which includes over 15 new features and removes a couple of older features.
Bitcoin’s new problem: it’s not leverage, it’s long-term holders cashing out
Long-term holders have sold approximately 400,000 Bitcoin ($45B) in the past month. This sell-off is driven by spot markets and fading conviction, not high leverage. Bitcoin fell below the key $100,000 level for the first time since June. Bitcoin has once again slipped below the critical $100,000 mark, but the force driving this latest downturn […]
Meta’s Latest Smart Glasses Update Brings Better Video and Garmin Integration
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Meta has begun rolling out its latest firmware update for its Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses. The update, V19.2, is available this week, and improves Garmin integration and video recording for both first and second generation Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta wearables. Ray-Ban Meta – […]
Google Just Blocked 749 Million URLs for Anna’s Archive
Anna’s Archive, a popular website for pirating books and articles, seems to be square in Google’s sights, according to copyright and digital rights publication TorrentFreak. The search giant is said to have blocked some 749 million Anna’s Archive URLs from showing up in search results, TorrentFreak found, after combing through a recent transparency report. The […]
What Are ‘Active Zone Minutes,’ and Why Does Fitbit Sometimes Double Them?
We may earn a commission from links on this page. If you have a Fitbit, or if you use the Fitbit app with a compatible device like a Pixel watch, you’ve probably seen “zone minutes” or “active zone minutes” pop up on your screen. So what exactly are active zone minutes, and how do they […]
The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Is at Its Lowest Price Ever Right Now
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Ahead of Black Friday, Amazon has discounted several versions of the Google Pixel 10. Right now, you can get the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL with 256 GB of storage and 16 GB of […]
Cloud Gaming Has Finally Officially Arrived on the PlayStation Portal
Finally—two years after its release, and one year-long beta later—the PlayStation Plus handheld can finally officially play games without needing to connect to a PS5 console first. The portable machine is not strictly playing them all by itself, and you do need a PlayStation Plus Premium subscription to do it, but the latest system update […]
Can Wearing Virtual Reality Goggles and Smart Glasses Actually Damage Your Eyes?
As Lifehacker’s smart glasses and virtual reality expert, I spend a lot of time flooding my eyes with bright light. Last night, I was testing a pair of soon-to-be released display style glasses that blast out 1,200 nits of light. That’s roughly car-headlight-bright, squeezed into a postage-stamp-sized image projected on glass about a half inch […]
Rising Vacancy + Rent Pressure: Why Multifamily Credit Markets Are Turning Risky
This article is presented by Connect Invest. U.S. commercial real estate is under mounting pressure as vacancy rates hit record highs—first in offices, and now creeping into multifamily and industrial […]
America’s Debt-to-Income Map Reveals Key Stats About Local Real Estate Markets
Buying a rental property isn’t only about how much money you earn, but also how much debt you have. If you plan to get a loan to finance your investments, […]
