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Google announced changes to Google Photos' storage policy. This may affect people who have posted a lot of photos there. The change will not take place immediately. Starting on June 1, 2021, any new photos and videos you upload will count toward the free 15 GB storage that comes with every Google Account or the additional storage you've purchased as
Apple One more thing event is bad news for Intel but good news for Apple as they will be in control of almost their entire infrastructure. This is expected to be a historic day and we may not see another one like it in our lifetime. Subscribe to the Newsletter. Join the Chat @ GeekNews.Chat Email Todd or follow him
Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, shared thoughts on the U.S. election. The main idea of the blog post is “building new bridges”. He points out some ways that technology can be used to improve lives and heal a divided country. Here is a summarized version of Microsoft's ideas: Broadband has become the electricity of the 21st century, vital for everything
Spy on your Neighbors is something many do. But connecting your Doorcam to a police surveillance center to allow the police to spy are two different things. What have we become when this can be even considered a good thing. I cannot even begin to think of the privacy issues. Imagine you will no longer be able to dash to
There are plenty of reasons to be afraid of this night every year – people who place coffins on their porches and suddenly sit up as you ascend the steps, mechanical ghosts and witches that scream or give an evil laugh as you approach them, you see pretty much everything out there. This year, though, is especially problematic, with Coronavirus,
A Tesla upgrade on some of its late model cars removed the AM/FM Radio along with SiriusXM but for $500 they can get is back. This is the funniest thing I have heard in ages and want to really congratulate Elon Musk for screwing over the radio industry. This is truly a beautiful thing. Regular show on Monday and we
As promised at the launch of the 8T earlier in the month, OnePlus has announced two new Nord smartphones, the N10 5G and the N100. These join the existing Nord in the smartphone line-up but unlike the original Nord (the N1?), the N10 and N100 will be coming to North America. Let's take a quick look at specs and pricing