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Amazfit & Asus watches, crosswalk hack, gastric bypass pill, GPT-4.1, Android 15, tariffs, Pixel 9a, Trailseeker EV and high altitude hoops. Much of the technology world is in somewhat of a holding pattern due to tariff uncertainty. This is also the week before Easter and that has led to a […]

Shopping with tariffs, phishing emails, pacemaker, Windows history, AI shopper, robot mowers, Pixel 10 Pro Fold, EV startup and magic of miniatures. The tech world has been quieter than normal in the past week and I have no doubt some of this quiet is from the uncertainty of tariffs. How much more […]

Samsung in 8K, T-Mobile payouts, 23andMe sale, male birth control, Windows local accounts, Alexa+, Light Phone III, Project Kuiper and octopus in a bottle. I’m really glad that I bought a new computer and a new NAS a few months back as the prices for those types of products is going to go up […]

Compact SSD, 23andMe, CRISPR, Excel world champ, mouse cursor, Apple TV+, iPhone Flip, BYD flash chargers, James Bond and horror hotlines. I recently connected with a new client needing a Web site issue resolved. It turned out that they had chosen a really inexpensive host for their site and they […]

iPad 11, HP laser printer, chatbot hack, foodome sequencing, Windows 11 changes, DGX Station, Pixel 9a, MT1 truck and music for dogs. We’re in the middle of one of my favorite few days of the year with March Madness underway. My focus is on basketball nearly all day for four straight days with a […]

We created our first package of seamless textures more than eighteen years ago. Each of our packages has focused on a specific type of texture. They are offered in Pro Collections that have four different resolutions as high as 2048×2048 pixels as well as Lite Collections that have 256×256 pixel […]

New iPads and Macs, multitool on a plane, kill switch, Ozempic, Firefox, Apple Smart Home Hub, Xiaomi 15, flying car, maps and common fears. It seems I’ve been dealing with some sort of technology problem for a long period of time. Knock on wood, this week has been issue free and I hope that it […]

GeForce RTX 5070, MacBook Air, vishing attacks, anti-aging pill, Skype, Alexa Plus, Samsung screens, Volvo ES90, Sistine Chapel and Man in the Moon. One of my goals for 2025 was to find more ways that AI can increase my productivity. One of the most visible examples of ways I’ve used it is in the […]

Swannbuddy 4K, crypto heist, DNA on demand, free Office, COBOL, Alexa+, Oppo Find N5, Siri’s glow, EV charging, literary puzzle and James Bond. Twice recently I had to go through an identify verification that involved scanning my ID and taking a selfie. Yes, both were legit verifications. But the […]

Watch reviews, eero 7, crypto scam, migraines, Dragonsweeper, humanoid robots, iPhone 16E, Honda Nissan merger off, Sealand and killer asteroid. Based on some of the misinformation being shared lately, I’ve been looking back on my days in high school. It was the earliest days of anything […]

Powerbeats, Fit3, phishing scams, pig teeth, Apple Invites, LibreOffice, Alexa 2.0, OpenAI, Pixel 9a, Equinox EV and a chonky whale. Each week seems to bring more news about AI and how it is bringing good and bad to the world. Just this week I attended a Meetup to learn more about ways to use AI […]

I encourage you to visit our Seamless Textures Unleashed site. We have 47 awesome collections of seamless textures along with several compilations. The latest is our second collection of fiber themed textures. With all of our releases, you can get them in a “Lite” version and a “Pro” […]

USB accessories, passwords, Norovirus, microplastics, Confetti, spreadsheets, The Beatles, Alexa AI, Google Pixel 4a, Viking penny and tennis balls. I have to admit, my focus hasn’t been as closely tuned to technology this week as normal. Over the weekend I celebrated a milestone birthday with a […]

Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, Apple chips, calories, Windows 12, DeepSeek, CD-ROM, Samsung Galaxy S25, Boom XB-1, bog bodies and celebrity stage names. There was a big shock in the tech world this week when DeepSeek was announced. It supposedly has more advanced AI at a far lower cost than the existing […]

Loyal readers will know that I’ve relied upon a NAS (Network Attached Storage) drive for many years. First, let’s talk about NAS drives in general and then I’ll talk about where they fit into my workspace. The short answer is that a NAS drive is a computer that serves as a hard drive. Most […]