Month: September 2026

Chrome is arguably the best browser out there, at least number-wise. It holds over 69% of the global browser market share as of August 2026, according to StatCounter GlobalStats. So, […]

I’ve always liked Google’s take on Android. Pixel phones are clean, easy to use, and don’t bury you under dozens of menus the moment you set them up. After using […]

I like F-Droid a lot more than I like its official app. The repository has introduced me to some of my favorite open-source Android apps, but I’ve never particularly enjoyed […]

Geo-restricted streaming service content is nothing new. Sometimes you can skirt these restrictions with a VPN, but often it doesn’t work the way you want because your account is pinned […]

While smartphones are improving every day with new hardware, not everyone has access to the latest flagship devices. The bottom line is: how long can you use a device before […]

I walked around a Best Buy a few days ago and looked at hard drive prices, specifically internal ones. Although I have read repeatedly that storage prices have skyrocketed, I […]

I recently realized I’d been using Google Chrome because I had to. 15 years, to the point that I was so deeply invested in the ecosystem that I thought there […]

Your ISP’s DNS probably works absolutely fine. Your internet works at roughly the advertised speed, you don’t encounter many content blocks, and it turns domain names into IP addresses just […]

I had a modest 100 GB free on my laptop, with one properly configured Windows virtual machine already occupying more than 20 GB. Creating five fresh PCs the usual way […]

For the longest time, I assumed the terminal was where you go if you needed something done the hard, geeky way. So my daily routines, like browsing files, finding something […]