Month: August 2026

I treat my home screen as a clean space, where only apps and widgets that deserve my attention exist. While OneUI is one of the best UIs on Android phones, […]

Windows has location services turned on by default, and it’s a bigger privacy risk than it seems, because it’s not just Microsoft that might be using that data. And unlike […]

Netflix can be an unpredictable place. The streaming service produces so much content that it can be hard to narrow things down and actually find something to watch. And if […]

Browser extensions have a bad reputation, mostly because of how they operate. Most of them either ask for permissions they don’t need or slow down your browser to a crawl. […]

Just like how Claude has Projects and ChatGPT has Custom GPTs, Google Gemini lets you create Gems. These custom AI assistants are a great way to avoid the re-setup tax, […]

If you look closely at the Bluetooth icon on your phone, you’ll see a little angular glyph, two triangular blades meeting at a vertical line. That shape has a quite […]

It’s been a while since I finally chipped in and built a homelab. You can read all about the specs and setup in my previous writing, but now, let’s talk […]

Linux is where open-source software thrives — it’s where the best tools arrive first, or at least eventually. But every rule has exceptions. Some of the most popular open-source Windows […]

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Anker’s Nebula P1i Portable Projector is down to $295 […]