How to Speak With a Real Person at Target Customer Service
We may earn a commission from links on this page. The back-to-school summer shopping season is upon us, with major retailer sales like Prime Day rolling in, including Target’s Circle Week sale. If you’re here, you’ve likely had a hard time trying to get hold of someone with a conscience on the other line. It’s […]
If Your Facebook Group Has Been Banned, It’s Probably a Bug
Facebook users are complaining that their groups are inexplicably getting hit with the ban hammer, no matter how innocent they are. Across Reddit and X, birders, Pokémon trainers, and interior designers are complaining that their groups are being deleted, with seemingly no regard to the content posted to them or how large they are. In […]
The Three Kinds of Phone Hacks to Watch Out For
By putting the right security protections in place and applying some common sense caution, you can minimize the risk of your phone getting hacked—but it’s not something you can ever 100 percent guarantee you’re going to be able to avoid. With that in mind, it helps to know what some of the warning signs of […]
You Can Finally Change the Snooze Duration in iOS 26
The iPhone’s Clock app is one of the slowest moving apps on iPhone. It gets less love and attention than even the Phone app. While there are many novel and interesting alarm apps out there, Apple’s default offering remains quite basic and un-customizable. With iOS 26, Apple is bringing customization to one much requested feature. […]
Ten Ways to Speed Up a Laggy Internet Browser
I’ve mostly been really happy with my M1 MacBook Air (2020), which I’ve been using for nearly three years now. However, I regret not going for the variant with 16GB of RAM. The base M1 MacBook Air with 8GB RAM is a lot faster, cooler, and lasts longer than the Intel MacBook Air I used […]
Daily Search Forum Recap: June 26, 2025
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google has not delivered on performing more core updates…
The Auto-Resistance on Peloton’s Bike+ Might Make the Extra Cost Worth It
We may earn a commission from links on this page. For two weeks, I’ve been testing out a Bike+, the upgraded version of Peloton’s famous Bike, all so I can write reviews of it. Since I’ve been an avid rider of my regular Peloton Bike for four years, I’ve been paying attention to any differences […]
The 10 Top Generation Z and Alpha Trends of 2025 (so Far)
If you’re older than, let’s say, 28, there’s a decent chance you feel completely baffled by what younger people are doing off and online—I write about youth trends for a living, and I still don’t really know; you can’t fully know unless you’re in it. The culture of 2025 is so fractured, ironic, algorithm-driven, and […]
This Microsoft Surface Pro Bundle 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. If you’re looking to upgrade your everyday computer setup, this Surface Pro bundle on Amazon might actually be worth your attention. For $946.99 (the lowest price it’s hit so far, according to price trackers), […]
These Solos Smart Glasses Might Make Me Ditch My Ray Ban Metas
Smart glasses company Solos today announced two new entries in the wearable tech space: the AirGo A5 and AirGo V2. Solos says its mission is to “make wearable AI more intuitive, accessible, and integrated into daily life,” so the idea behind these new spectacles is to ditch the gimmicks in favor of wearability and features […]
If Iran Conflict Continues, Dangerous Economic Side Effects Could Follow
What impact do military conflicts have on the US economy and housing market? Join Dave Meyer on today’s episode of On the Market as he delves into the potential scenarios […]
Bing Tests Italicized URLs In Search Results
Microsoft is testing italicizing the URLs in the Bing Search results. It is a bit weird to look at and I am not sure why Bing is testing this but they are.
Google AdSense for Search Restricted Access Features (RAFs) On August 25
Google posted a new document on the topic of its AdSense for Search Restricted Access Features (RAFs). Google said, “Starting on August 25, 2025, certain AdSense for Search features have limitations depending on an account’s status within the Search Partner Network.”
Google Discover Shopping Price Tracking Widget
Google is now showing price tracking widgets at the top of the feed. We’ve seen products with price tracking markup notifications within the feed but these widget styles may be new.
Google’s More Core Updates, More Often Seem To Not Be Happening
Over 6 months ago, a Google search representative said we should all expect more core updates, more often. And in the past six months, we have had only one confirmed Google update, the March 2025 core update.
