Tech Posts
Where Should NASA Build Its First Moon Base?
On This Week in Space, planetary scientist Dr. Pascal Lee challenges the conventional wisdom on lunar base location and explains why he thinks NASA may be heading toward the wrong spot.
What Microsoft’s Restructuring and Layoffs Reveal About Gaming’s Next Chapter
Tech News Weekly breaks down why Xbox is slashing jobs, the impact on top studios, and why console gaming faces unprecedented challenges.
Are Direct View LED Video Walls Worth It for Home?
Home Theater Geeks explores if dvLED technology delivers the ultimate home cinema experience and when it might be affordable for enthusiasts.
New Windows 11 Start Menu Features: Full Guide to Customization and Control
Hands-On Windows breaks down how the upcoming Start menu lets users tailor pinned apps, recent items, and size settings for a streamlined experience.
How to Follow the FIFA World Cup on Your iPhone
Get expert advice on tracking World Cup scores, schedules, and highlights using Apple Sports and other free apps.
iPhone Photographic Styles Explained
On Hands-On Apple, learn how to make the most of Apple’s Photographic Styles feature to improve your portrait and everyday photography.
Why Noticing the Small Stuff Matters for Your Well-being
Intelligent Machines explores actionable strategies from Dr. Ian Bogost to find meaning and gratification amid the distractions of modern technology.
How Will Rising MacBook Prices and EU Policies Shape the Next Era?
On MacBreak Weekly, the hosts break down Apple’s price hikes, market pressures, and what it means for your next laptop upgrade—plus, how global regulations are impacting Apple Intelligence rollouts.
How AI Is Revolutionizing Security Vulnerability Discovery
On Security Now, discover how advanced AI tools are uncovering hidden software flaws and what this means for cybersecurity everywhere.
Future-Proofing Your Smart Home Devices: Matter & Thread Explained
Mikah Sargent on Hands-On Tech breaks down how Matter and Thread can help you avoid smart gadget lock-in.
NASA’s Swift Boost Mission: How Robotic Satellites Are Saving Space Telescopes
On This Week in Space, discover how NASA’s breakthrough Swift Boost mission will pioneer extending the lives of expensive space science satellites.
Most Americans Aren't Ready for Driverless Cars
On Tech News Weekly, Mikah Sargent and Abrar Al-Heeti unpack fresh Pew survey data on self-driving adoption, public trust, and the true roadblocks ahead.
What Does a $21,000 DIY Home Theater Look Like?
On Home Theater Geeks, Scott Wilkinson reviews a listener's full home theater build, showing how you can get professional results through careful planning and smart choices.
Minimal Windows 11 Setup: How to Build a Bloat-Free PC Without the Microsoft Store
On Hands-On Windows, discover how to install and customize Windows 11 with only the software and features you want—no Microsoft account or Store required.
How to Use iPhone Back Tap to Automate Shortcuts and Actions
Hands-On Apple reveals the hidden accessibility feature that turns your iPhone’s back into a programmable button for instant screenshots, launching apps, and more.