Don’t want to allow nosey people to see your house? Try this!
"We have pics of your home"
Scammers are sending emails with Google Maps images of your house, claiming they’ve hacked your computer. Are they for real? Here’s the answer.
Remove your home on Google Maps
Burglars use Google Maps to scout homes without getting close — until they strike. This is why you should blur your house, and I’ve got the steps.
How to download maps to your phone (Apple and Google Maps)
Long road trips can be stressful if you’re going through places with spotty service. This hack will help you stay on your path no matter how many bars you have.
How to use Google Maps to plan your trip
Looking forward to your summer vacation? Check out this handy feature on Google Maps — it’s a real time-saver!
Google Maps feature to save money
For real, it can save you 5% to 15% on gas!
Offline maps for your travels
Apple and Google Maps can really help you get around, but there’s a key trick you should know about.
3 Google Maps tricks
Looking for a better way to get around town? Give these hacks a try.
Best car trip maps trick
Apple and Google Maps are handy, but phone signals can be spotty. Here’s a quick tip for staying on track before you’re out of service.
Facebook $ scam, gas tanks vs. EVs & "grandfluencers" take charge
Plus, I’ll be helping Fred from Texas with AI-powered tips and tricks for seniors. Discover how Google Maps mistakenly led cars into the desert. The truth about where the U.S. gets its news, why cell reception is getting worse, and how to find any Wi-Fi network’s password.
One of the strangest places on Google Maps
It’s a village with life-size dolls in Japan. Located in Nagoro, more than 350 dolls represent villagers who once lived there but have either moved or passed away. You have to see this.
Twitter turns to X, deepfake influencers & DMV approved flying car
Plus, Daniel Belquer, the “Chief Vibrational Officer” of Music: Not Impossible, shares the story of the haptic suit his team created to make live events special for the deaf and hard of hearing. A homeowner’s plan to stop Google Maps backfires, ESRB’s facial scanning tech and Wayfair’s AI tool.
Google Maps death, Amazon hiring 250K & illegal drone chases bear
Plus, I talk to Mckala Stepp, a gal who gave away thousands in a celebrity romance scam. She thought she was talking to Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy on “Stranger Things.” Also, I cover Microsoft’s AI announcements, printers storing your data and NFTs lose their value.
The Google Maps disaster
How many updates has Google Maps missed? Here’s why you should worry, in one minute.
Twitter turns to X, deepfake influencers & DMV approved flying car
Plus, Daniel Belquer, the “Chief Vibrational Officer” of Music: Not Impossible, shares the story of the haptic suit his team created to make live events special for the deaf and hard of hearing. A homeowner’s plan to stop Google Maps backfires, ESRB’s facial scanning tech and Wayfair’s AI tool.
Cyberstalker car fire, fastest typist alive & self-driving fiasco
Plus, Mike Perez built gas station skimmers that earned him hundreds of thousands of dollars… until he got caught. I have a chat with him about it. A spooky void on Google Maps, the Maryland license plate debacle, and get clear conversations on your phone.
Go behind the scenes with Google Maps
Did you know that Google Maps helps over 1 billion people every month find their way around? After 17 years of being in users’ hands, this incredible mapping technology keeps getting better and better. This Wall Street Journal video explains how Google Maps utilizes satellites, GPS data, and photogrammetry to ensure that you can easily navigate from point A to point B.
How fast can thieves set up a credit card skimmer?
Would you believe 30 seconds is all it takes to install a sneaky credit card skimmer onto a gas pump? Scammers are even pinpointing targets on Google Maps. Here’s a video explaining how it works so you can stay protected.
Use Google Maps to save big $ on gas
Gas prices are going way up. I tell you how Google Maps can save the day, in 60 seconds.