Microsoft Is Retiring Bing PubHub
Bing PubHub is being retired, exactly when, I am not sure, but it is going away. Microsoft posted the notice in Bing Webmaster Tools and it links to a document that says “PubHub will no longer be accepting new publisher applications effective immediately” but doesn’t say when it will completely go away.
Live Search Being Tested In The Google Search App
Google recently rolled out the Live Search feature in the Gemini app. But now Google was caught testing that Live Search feature directly in the main Google Search app, the Google App.
Finding Conversational Style Query Data In Google Search Console
Ever want to find query data in Google Search Console where the query is a conversational query style? The long long queries that give you insight into how people may be finding your content via AI search engines, the ones where people talk their query and not type them?
Reports Of Some Google Business Profiles Disappearing
Over the past week I’ve been hearing that some Google Business Profiles are vanishing or disappearing. I am told that Google is aware of the complaints and are investigating, but that was last week.
BTC price holds steady above $105K amid US domestic tensions, eyes $107K resistance
Bitcoin (BTC) climbed towards $107K over the weekend, trading around $106,332 despite U.S. domestic unrest. President Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid an immigration-related standoff. BTC showed strong support at $105,400 and broke resistance around $106,100 with strong volume. Bitcoin (BTC) continued its steady ascent over the weekend, trading above $105,623.12 […]
Google Search Console Discover Report Flatlining – Might Be A Reporting Bug
It seems the Google Search Console performance report for Google Discover has reported zero impressions and clicks starting Thursday, June 5th, or has underreported impressions and clicks significantly since that date. I am seeing a lot of complaints about this, and I am able to replicate this for several publishers I have GSC access with.
How to Set Up and Start Using Your New Nintendo Switch 2
So, you’ve braved the pre-order sites, or maybe you’ve just gotten lucky while waiting in line—either way, you’ve got yourself a Nintendo Switch 2. Congratulations! But before you start gaming, there are a few things you’ll need to keep in mind while setting up your console. Nintendo is known for being user friendly, but also […]
I Changed These Settings to Turn My iPhone Into a ‘Dumbphone’ and I’m Loving Using It Less
Your smartphone has ruined your life. You’re hopelessly addicted to the empty dopamine drip doled out by apps and algorithms that know you better than you know yourself. You recognize this. But also, you’re no hermit: You need to be able to keep in touch with friends and family with phone calls and text messages, […]
Samsung’s AI-Powered Galaxy Watch 7 Is $200 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 for a last-minute Father’s Day gift, this bespoke Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is currently 38% off and priced right at $200. Available in multiple colors, it combines a sleek aesthetic with […]
Four Things I Wish I Knew Before Training With the Garmin Forerunner 265
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Garmin’s Forerunner 265 was the first modern running watch I spent a lot of time with—you can read my review here about how it drew me back into tracking all my run data, for better or for worse. But there are some things that, in […]
I Made Sense of Garmin’s Forerunner Models so You Don’t Have To
Garmin’s Forerunner line contains some of my favorite watches—the 265, which is arguably still the best of the bunch; the 570, which newly replaced it and has some snazzy new features, and the 955, which is a heck of a deal for something so feature-rich despite its age. If these numbers mean nothing to you, […]
‘Saved Info’ Is Gemini’s Hidden Superpower
In Gemini’s settings, you’ll find an option called “Saved Info.” Google describes this as a place where you can store information “about your life and preferences” to get better results from its chatbot. I’m here to tell you that might be the least useful way to use this feature. It’s much more powerful as a […]
The Utilities Questions No One Thinks to Ask Before Buying a House
Once they’ve found a place they love, most home shoppers shift to considering the hard numbers: The selling price or the monthly rent, the estimated taxes, the square footage, their mortgage rate, etc. Often lost in the shuffle are questions about the utilities—the gas, electricity, water, and internet services that power a home and make […]
Strava Is Publicly Sharing Data From Your Garmin Workouts Without Telling You
In the past week, users across Reddit have been raising alarms about a significant shift in how Strava is pulling workout data from your Garmin, Runna, or TrainingPeaks entries. What once appeared as generic activity titles like “Morning Run” are now showing detailed workout descriptions, pacing notes, and even personal coach comments that users never […]
Worried About Stocks? Make Real Estate Work Without the Headaches
If you’re tired of riding the stock market roller coaster or constantly hearing about real estate opportunities that feel way out of reach, this post is for you. What if […]
