You Can Get a 3-Year Subscription to Windscribe VPN on Sale for $70 Right Now
You can get a 3-year subscription to Windscribe VPN’s Pro Plan on sale for $69.97 right now (reg. $207) through May 12. Windscribe comes highly rated and can connect an unlimited number of desktop and mobile devices to servers in 69 countries and 112 cities using apps or browser extensions. They have a no-logging policy, […]
Your Old iPad Could Get You a New Pixel Tablet for Free
There’s no doubt Apple has the market cornered on tablets, especially in the U.S. But even if “iPad” is synonymous with these devices in your mind, it’s worth remembering there are other excellent alternatives on the market. If you already have a few Google smart home products, like a Nest Mini, something like the Pixel […]
What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Are Trump Fans Really Wearing Diapers?
I don’t like writing about Donald Trump, and I definitely don’t want to write about his damn diapers, but one of the most widely spread pieces of (probable) misinformation this week concerns the ex-president’s Pampers, so I’m going to dig in. (retch) According to actual news sources like Sky News and MSN, along with thousands […]
The Mila Air Purifier Is Stylish and Smart (but Expensive)
Most people looking for air purifiers need it for one of two reasons: The first are people who are concerned with occasional threats to air quality from pollution or wildfires. The second are people who are using purifiers as a constant preventative health measure against pollen or viruses like COVID. Which kind of user you […]
The Difference Between Power Banks, Power Stations, and Whole-Home Backups
The days of running around desperately searching for an outlet to plug your phone into are mostly over. The reality is that batteries, of all shapes and sizes, have never been more powerful, available, and cheap. In fact, an entire consumer electronics industry has evolved around making sure you always have a battery backup for […]
Avoid My Mistakes: Single-Family Renovation Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
I want to share a few tips and lessons (some are costly) so you don’t repeat my mistakes.
My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The Roborock Q7 Max+
When it comes to robot vacuums, Roborock has been innovating and creating some impressive cleaning devices. One of their upper mid-tier robot vacuums, the Roborock Q7 Max+, is seeing its best discount since its release after a 47% discount from Amazon. The Q7 Max+ is now $459.99 (originally $869.99), the lowest price it has been, […]
This App Combines Your Calendar and To-Dos
One of the many modern-day annoyances that we all seem to accept is the fact that calendars and to-dos live in their own separate silos. Sure, you can link your calendar to a to-do app, but it’s not the same. When you’re planning your day, something analogous to a day planner that can show you […]
How to inspire the next generation of scientists | Unlocked 403: Cybersecurity podcast
As Starmus Earth draws near, we caught up with Dr. Garik Israelian to celebrate the fusion of science and creativity and venture where imagination flourishes and groundbreaking ideas take flight
Google Local Business Profile Reviews Listings Updated
Google has updated the page where you view, reply and report reviews for your Google Business Profile listing. Joy Hawkins spotted the change and she says it seems to be live, personally, I think I still see the old version.
Google Product Review Summary Labels Snippet
Google is now showing these short summaries of reviews by placing a label over the review with one or a few words. So the labels might show “low quality,” “compact,” “lightweight,” “performs well” and so on.
Bing Ads Carbon Neutral Label Goes Green
Microsoft Advertising, the ads you see in Bing, have these “Marketing with Purpose Attributes” ad labels with carbon-neutral labels. Those labels used to be gray, but now Bing has them in a dark green, which makes them way more visible.
Google: Having News In Your Site Name Is Fine
Here is a new SEO myth I have not heard before… Someone said that using the word “news” in your site’s name is bad for SEO and Google ranking. John Mueller from Google said it is not, it is fine to use “news” in your site name.
Bing Tests Clear Distinction Between Free & Paid Search Results
Microsoft’s disclosure of search ads on Bing has not been the greatest, honestly, in many cases, worse than Google’s disclosures. Recently, however, Bing has been testing a clearer distinction between its ads and organic free listings.
What if NAR went away? Examining the catastrophic potential
Although it may seem righteous to dismantle the institution that NAR has built, brokerage founder Sean Frank writes, the collapse of NAR would equate to the collapse of the modern real estate market as we know it.
