by Nate Heath | Sep 24, 2026 | Backup, Google, Tips & Tricks, Writing
Google Drive storage full, even though you pay for 2TB? Here’s how I found hundreds of gigabytes hiding in orphaned files, old website backups and other places Google doesn’t show you.
by Nate Heath | Aug 18, 2026 | A.I., Amazon, Apple, Google, Podcast
Google announced new hardware at the Made by Google Event. Honor is talking about their wild robot gimbal phone. Pluse we have all the other tech news and plenty of fun to get caught up on. INTRO (00:00) Columbia House Is Shutting Down (04:35) MAIN TOPIC: New phones...
by Nate Heath | May 19, 2026 | A.I., Apple, Google, Podcast
Google kicked off its I/O developers conference today with a strange keynote. Nate watched it, so you don’t have to. Plus, Apple’s WWDC is coming up, and we have some details, and all the other tech goodness you tune in for. INTRO (00:00) MAIN TOPIC:...
by Nate Heath | Feb 24, 2026 | A.I., Amazon, Apple, Google, Podcast, Social Media, Tips & Tricks
Mark Zuckerberg and other social media bigwigs are on trial, facing questions about whether social media is addictive. This could be the starting point for a much bigger look into the issues with social media. We do our best to keep the discussion fun. Plus, we have a...
by Nate Heath | Aug 26, 2025 | A.I., Apple, Cord-Cutting, Google, Social Media, Tips & Tricks
New Pixel phones and products were announced at the 2025 Made by Google event. But people aren’t talking about the phones as much as the format and celebrity overload. After spending a lot of money is Meta changing their mind on AI already? Subscriptions keep getting more expensive, and according to Google, AI is getting more efficient. That and so much more, all to help you tech better!
by Nate Heath | May 20, 2025 | A.I., Apple, Google, Microsoft, Podcast, Security, Tips & Tricks
Microsoft Build and Google I/O, each company’s annual developer conference, are taking place this week. As with most AI news these days, we can’t cover everything they announced, nor would we want to. But what does this runaway train of AI progress mean...