Silk Road crypto activity resurfaces as dormant Bitcoin wallets move again

Silk Road-tagged wallets sent $3.14 million in Bitcoin across 176 transfers this week. The transactions are the most significant Silk Road-linked activity in five years. The wallets sent funds to a new address beginning with bc1qn. Silk Road-linked cryptocurrency activity has resurfaced, drawing attention to long-quiet Bitcoin wallets connected to the darknet marketplace. The movement […]

Bing Search Ads Tests Ad Labels On Right

Microsoft is testing moving the ad labels in the Bing Search results from the left side of the ad to the right side of the ad. I am not sure which makes it harder to see the label or not but I assume Microsoft is testing this to see which will get more clicks.

Google Updates Docs: We Do Smaller Core Updates Without Announcements

Google updated its core update documentation to say it does smaller core updates and does not announce those updates. This is not new; Google told us this back in 2019. What is new is that Google added it to its search developer documentation.

Google Shopping Crawlers Are Too Fast For JavaScript Generated Structured Data

14 months ago, Google updated its documentation around its shopping related structured data warning not to generate your structured data dynamically through JavaScript. Yesterday, at the Search Central Live event in Zurich, a Google engineer explained why – it’s because the shopping bot crawls a lot and fast.

Google Ads Contact Us Support Tests Integrating Ads Advisor

Google is testing incorporating Ads Advisor into the contact us page for Google Ads support. Google was doing this for policy disapproval support requests as well.

Google: Discover Minimally Aligned To Search Ranking

Google has told us that core updates impact visibility within Google Discover, but that may have changed at some point. Andy Almeida from the Google Trust and Safety spoke about Google Discover and one of his slides wrote, “Minimal alignment to Search ranking…”

Instagram May Be Quietly Adding AI-Generated Headlines to Your Posts

Few of us are under the illusion that we own the content that we post on Instagram, but we do get a say in how that content is presented—w can choose which photos and videos we share, what captions appear (or don’t appear) on each post, as well as whether or not we include where […]

NotebookLM Has a New Feature for Visual Learners

Another day, another update to Google’s NotebookLM, the versatile AI tool that functions like a personal assistant focused only on you and your needs. The latest update is for visual learners: You can turn your source materials into helpful infographics that give you a clear picture—literally—of what the PDFs, websites, videos, or other materials you’re […]

The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Kid Culture: ‘Millennial Optimism’

This week, young people are longing for a past they were barely alive for, roasting people who dare to read books in public, and sharing videos of the last moments their lives made sense. So, not exactly an uplifting collection of cultural observations, but I threw in some truly banger Christmas carol mashups to lighten […]

Pebble Is Releasing a $75 Ring, but It’s Not an Oura Competitor

We may earn a commission from links on this page. When I hear that a smartwatch company is launching a ring, I assume it’s going to be a smart ring. But Pebble went a different direction, instead creating what’s basically a remote microphone that can work with your phone and other devices. It’s available for pre-order […]

12 Shows Like ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ You Should Watch Next

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Though the film series petered out after only a couple of movies, Rick Riordan’s middle-grade Camp Half-Blood have been revived as a mega-popular Disney+ streaming series. The breathing room offered by a series format seems to have been the key to unlocking their potential as […]

10 Hacks Every Homeowner Should Know

We may earn a commission from links on this page. When you buy a house, you buy a long list of projects that stretch into the distant future. Planning your time and budget for everything that will need to be done can be a challenge, but it’s worth it for the comfort, security, and financial […]

Google Will Fix Your Pixel’s Broken Display for Free (If It Qualifies)

Smartphone display issues are nothing new. Most of us have dropped our phones the wrong way one time or another, and had to deal with the pain (and cost) of getting them fixed. But when your smartphone’s screen starts acting up for no particular reason, it’s pretty frustrating—especially if the manufacturer still holds you accountable […]

10 Hacks Every Mac User Should Know

The term ‘Mac power user’ is a bit vague and almost sounds exclusionary, but I’m here to tell you that if you regularly use your Mac, you absolutely are a power user. You don’t need to exclusively be using command line tools or keyboard shortcuts to be a power user. Even though I use my […]

10 Hacks Every iPhone User Should Know

I’m routinely surprised by just how much technology Apple has managed to pack into the iPhone that I can carry in the palm of my hand. What’s even more surprising is that underneath the layers, there’s even more than what meets the eye. There’s a better, faster way to use the keyboard, there’s a faster […]

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