Microsoft Removed Over One Billion Ads & 475,000 Advertiser Accounts
Microsoft released its Microsoft Advertising trust and safety report, which revealed it removed or restricted over one billion ads. The company also suspended over 475,000 advertiser accounts over the year.
Bitcoin rises above $107K as Trump’s fiscal policy comments boost hard assets
Bitcoin traded above $107K Sunday as focus turned to U.S. fiscal policy and Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” Trump urged “cost cutting Republicans” not to “go too crazy,” promising growth will “make it all up.” Expectations of sustained deficits and loose fiscal policy are bolstering the bull case for hard assets like BTC and gold. Bitcoin […]
This month in security with Tony Anscombe – June 2025 edition
From Australia’s new ransomware payment disclosure rules to another record-breaking DDoS attack, June 2025 saw no shortage of interesting cybersecurity news
Heated Google Search Ranking Volatility On Saturday June 28th
On Saturday, June 28th, it appears that another significant Google Search ranking update occurred, although Google has not confirmed it. There has been significant search ranking volatility and chatter within the SEO industry over the past 24 hours or so.
Google Ads API Outages and Slowness; Microsoft Ads Warns About Google Imports
Google Ads is experiencing some technical difficulties, although their ad status dashboard indicates that all is currently fine. The issue is somewhat significant in that even Microsoft Advertising is warning that you should manually update your Microsoft Ads account instead of using the Google Import when the Google APIs are having issues.
Here’s Who Needs Android’s New Advanced Security Protection (and Who Probably Doesn’t)
Android users got a whole host of security and privacy upgrades with the release of Android 16, including expanded in-call scam protection, live threat detection for malicious apps, and more. These features are well worth enabling, as they’ll help secure your data and your device against theft, malware, and phishing attacks. Google also extended its […]
YouTube Is Getting AI Overviews Too, and You Can Try Them Now
The tide rises, the sun sets, and Google pushes AI summaries onto yet another product. This time, it’s YouTube that’s getting the AI Overview treatment. The new feature will add “carousels” of clips that AI determines are relevant to the top of certain searches. For now, the feature is only available to a very (very) […]
Garmin’s New Cycling Computer Is Built for Mountain Bikers
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Mountain bikers, listen up: Garmin recently launched its latest cycling computer specifically tailored for you. The Edge MTB is designed to meet the unique needs of off-road riders. For context, the Edge MTB represents a departure from Garmin’s traditional one-size-fits-all approach to cycling computers. This […]
All the New Features Coming to Garmin Watches in Its Massive Beta Update
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Garmin has just announced an absolutely massive feature update via public beta for the Fenix 8, Enduro 3, and Fenix E watches. This adds in all of the newly announced Forerunner 970 running features, the new Venu X1 features, plus a few entirely new to […]
You Can Still Shop Peloton in Person in These 13 Cities
We may earn a commission from links on this page. This week, I saw some news that made me a little sad: Peloton has closed a few of its large showrooms, which limits options for in-person buying. Below is a list of the cities that still have in-person showrooms, plus a variety of resources for […]
Here’s What Will Be on Sale During Home Depot’s Fourth of July Event
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Home Depot’s Fourth of July sale is in full swing, and you can find deals on appliances, furniture, lawn products, tools, and more going for up 65% off. Here’s what you need to know […]
The Real Estate Rookie Implementation Guide: How to Restart Your Portfolio with Small Multifamily Properties
This implementation guide is based on episode 555 of the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, where Ashley shared exactly how she would start building a real estate portfolio from scratch today […]
High Season, High Stakes: Navigating Summer Risks in Property Management
Summer might mean beach trips, barbecues, and sunshine for most people, but for real estate investors, the warmer months also bring their own set of challenges. From unpredictable extreme weather […]
This Mac App Lets You Create As Many Virtual Desktops As You Want
I like to use my computer’s desktop the way I use my physical desktop—somewhere to place documents and photos related to what I’m currently working on. The problem is that I’m usually working on multiple projects, meaning my computer desktop is a mess of unrelated things. Say I’m selling my old Macbook but also organizing […]
These Cordless Power Tools Are up to 50% Off During Home Depot’s Fourth of July Sale
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If you have big DIY plans this summer, it can be a challenge to build out your toolkit and still have money left over for the actual project. It’s here that season sales can […]
