Microsoft’s Latest Patch Tuesday Fixes 114 Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has released its “Patch Tuesday” update for January, and you should ensure your computer receives these security fixes as soon as possible. This update addresses 114 vulnerabilities in total, including three zero-days (bugs that have been actively exploited or publicly disclosed before an official fix is available from the developer). As reported by BleepingComputer, […]
They Were Right in 2008, Now They’re Saying to Buy in 2026
Are we headed for another housing market crash, or is this a slightly longer correction in the current real estate cycle? With home prices flattening in certain markets, many investors […]
How to Buy Your First Rental Property in 2026 (Step-by-Step)
This is how to buy a rental property in 2026. You don’t need experience, a big bank account, or a complicated spreadsheet. Anyone can follow these seven steps to acquire […]
Microsoft Advertising Releases Guide To AEO & GEO
The Microsoft Advertising team released a new PDF guide named “From discovery to influence: AEO A guide to and GEO.” This guide offers “Practical data strategies to empower retailers for AI search, AI assistants and AI browsers.”
Google Ads Faster Account Set Up With Campaigns
For the past few weeks, Google Ads has been rolling out a new and faster way to set up an account by using an existing campaign. The option reads, “Create an account with campaign for faster setup.”
Google AdSense Earnings Dropping Again eCPM/RPM – Complaints
I am seeing a spike in complaints from Google AdSense publishers of earnings dropping again over the past 24-hours or so. This is similar to last week, and it also coincides with an unconfirmed Google search ranking update.
Google: Linking Brand Websites Together At Reasonable Scale Is Fine
Google’s John Mueller was asked if it was acceptable to link your brand websites together on a brand page to communicate to your users that the company owns multiple brands. John said, it is pretty common to do so and if done as a reasonable scale, it is fine to do.
Google: We Prohibit Showing Different Prices In Search/AI Mode vs Website
The other day, I saw the Google News channel on X respond to claims that Google is going to allow merchants to overcharge you for products sold through the new AI checkout protocol. I found it crazy because Google has checks and balances to ensure merchants can’t do this and Google responded as such.
Your personal information is on the dark web. What happens next?
If your data is on the dark web, it’s probably only a matter of time before it’s abused for fraud or account hijacking. Here’s what to do.
This Bose Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker Is $100 Right Now
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. A rugged mini speaker is an essential you’ll get use out of all year, from house parties to camping trips. In the warmer months, you can take it to the beach or BBQs, and […]
Google Is Changing Its Account Policy About Minors Who Turn 13
If you have a Family Account through Google, you might assume you can control what your child can see or do on their device. You can, but, as it happens, only up to a certain point. When your kid turns 13, Google will send them an email, letting them know they can choose to disable […]
This Little-Known Peloton Feature Customizes Instructor-Led Classes for You
I have taught spin classes for four years, but the majority of my friends have never taken one—they’re just not “class” people. Everyone works out differently and classes are a very specific kind of experience. I take a class nearly every day, whether in-person or using my Peloton, so obviously I am firmly in the […]
I Finally Got My Hands on Oura’s New Charging Case
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Oura announced last week that its long-awaited charging case is finally shipping. I got one to try out, and can confirm that it works well and is arguably better designed than those of its competitors. That said, is it really worth $99? The charging case […]
This Free Android App Blocks Useless Notifications and Lets Important Ones Through
We all know how annoying unwanted notifications are, especially when you’re trying to focus. But turning notifications off entirely for a given app potentially means missing important messages. That’s where the free Android app DoNotNotify comes in—with it you can set up custom filters for notifications. Maybe you’re in a group chat that is, for […]
This Budget 65-Inch Hisense QLED TV Is Over $300 Off
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Budget TVs have improved dramatically over the years, and the Hisense U6 Series is a great example of what you can get today for a “budget” price. This is a QLED Mini LED TV, […]
