Author: The Tech Guy

There are many ways you can officially mark the beginning of the festive season. For some it’s putting up the Christmas tree while for others it’s the first glass of mulled wine. For me, it’s when I’ve watched my first Christmas film.  However, with countless streaming services to sift through, it’s never been harder to track down your favourite Christmas film. Yes, you can search for a certain movie, but then you’re more often than not directed to a new streaming platform that requires you to sign up to yet another costly service.  To help you prepare and spread a…

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Android is full of hidden features and settings that most people never touch, and some of them can change the way you use your phone. One such setting that completely blew me away was forcing my phone into a tablet-style UI. When I first tried it, I thought it’d be gimmicky at best. But that wasn’t the case. This mode made menus wider, apps feel roomier, and multitasking a breeze. I could see more content at once and move around apps more naturally. And with modern Android phone screens now being bigger than ever before, this smaller, denser UI makes…

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Robert Triggs / Android AuthorityTL;DR Dolphin release 2512 brings RetroAchievements support to the stable Android channel, covering over 750 GameCube games. A new “Reset All Settings” button has also been added to the advanced menu, helping users easily revert configuration mistakes. While achievements are live, new desktop features, such as new throttling modes and SDL Gamepad profiles, are not yet available on Android. Retro game lovers have long wished to earn GameCube achievements on their playthroughs when playing on an Android flagship. The dream finally came true when the Dolphin emulator, famous for GameCube emulation, finally added GameCube support through…

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Sarah Reingewirtz / MediaNews Group / Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images While federal agents working for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) are running up on migrant workers in Home Depot parking lots, the home improvement corporation has decided to take a stand — against the migrant workers. Reporting by The Guardian reveals a cruel new initiative being rolled out to one high-traffic Home Depot location in Los Angeles’ Cypress Park: high-pitched noise machines meant to shoo away day laborers. The Intituto de Educacion Popular del Sur de California (Idepsca), an advocacy group…

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Google might be about to undo one of its most debated Android interface changes, almost four years after it first showed up. When Google launched Android 12 in 2021, it killed the separate one-tap Wi-Fi and mobile data toggles we all knew. In their place came a single, combined “Internet” tile. The logic was that it would simplify connection management and stop people from accidentally eating through their data caps by forgetting to turn Wi-Fi back on. It sounded fine on paper, but in reality, it turned a quick action into a multi-tap chore, which frustrated a lot of users.…

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Just at work, I easily type several thousand words a day. That’s not even considering the countless texts, comments, or searches I make on my phone. The fact of the matter is that my fingers are glued to keyboards just as much as my eyes are to the screens attached to them. If you’re an editor like I am or even just send more than a few emails a day, you need to use keyboard shortcuts. They’re special key combinations that can not only optimize your workflow, but also speed up processes like you’ve never even seen. Apple and Windows…

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João Freitas is GM and VP of engineering for AI and automation at PagerDutyAs AI use continues to evolve in large organizations, leaders are increasingly seeking the next development that will yield major ROI. The latest wave of this ongoing trend is the adoption of AI agents. However, as with any new technology, organizations must ensure they adopt AI agents in a responsible way that allows them to facilitate both speed and security. More than half of organizations have already deployed AI agents to some extent, with more expecting to follow suit in the next two years. But many early adopters are…

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Massachusetts authorities confirmed Brown University shooter killed MIT nuclear scientist. Redditor (Lamin_Kaare) is a Homeless Man named John and he is a former Brown University student. He is credited for cracking the case wide open by police. He called the tip line and flagged his OWN Reddit post, and was seen on video walking very close to the shooter The man might get the $50K reward, and is a former Brown University student He FOLLOWED the gunman, and asked why the gunman was circling the block. * Brown and MIT shootings were by the same guy in the same car…

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With 10 days remaining of the year 2025, we have the very familiar sight of Samsung Galaxy A56 topping our trending chart. Behind it, however, is a fresh new face in the newly announced OnePlus 15R. The Galaxy S25 Ultra rose two spots to complete the penultimate podium of the year. That means the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max finds itself in fourth this time around, while the OnePlus 15 retained its fifth position. The Galaxy A17 is also where we left it last week – sixth place, while behind it we see the Poco F8 Ultra, which lost a…

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For several weeks, my laptop used to sound like it was getting ready for a takeoff. The fans would make noise even when I was doing simple tasks like drafting an article or browsing the internet. Even worse, my laptop would get uncomfortably warm, so that I didn’t want to hold it or even use it. I tried all the basics, like updating drivers, checking for dust buildup, limiting background processes, and improving physical airflow. Some of them helped a little, but I was still stuck with a noisy, overheating laptop. After checking the usual, a simple Windows power setting…

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