Category: Technicity

Cryptocurrency scams are nothing new, but the “Eclipse Earn” is by far the most convincing I’ve encountered. I discovered it on October 26, 2024, though I can’t remember exactly how I came across it. Unfortunately, the website linked to the scam is no longer active. However, I captured screenshots of everything connected to the scam,…

Since securing my first .ORG domain name back in the year 2004 which is still active up to this day, I have registered hundreds if not thousands of generic top-level domain (gTLD) names (.COM, .NET, INFO, .MEDIA, .ME) as well as country code top-level domain (ccTLD) names (.AU, .IN, .SG, .LK) for a large number…

If you’re anything like my mom, you might find yourself waking up in the middle of the night and checking the time before trying to drift back to sleep. While a flashlight by your bedside can be handy, it often ends up lost under the sheets or pillows, or she forgets to charge it. To…

The DJI Mini 2 despite being an entry-level drone is compact in size and lightweight in load and packs an impressive punch. It’s designed to appeal to both beginners and experienced drone enthusiasts, combining ease of use with powerful features. The Mini 2 manages to offer a versatile flying experience without compromising on performance, making…

Since the launch of the Kyocera VP-210 (Visual Phone) in 1999, known as the first commercially available camera phone, phone cameras have come a long way. According to Google’s Gemini, the best cameras today are found in the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, Google Pixel 8 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. However, even the…

I published this post about Dialog Television ViU Hub 2.0 for two significant reasons. Firstly, I found that the existing reviews are biased and unreliable, often resembling paid endorsements rather than genuine user experiences. This raised concerns about their credibility and usefulness for potential buyers seeking honest insights. Secondly, my recent upgrade to the Dialog…

Let’s admit it. Nobody wants to reset their smart devices because setting them up again is a pain! I bought my current smartphone in 2020 and had never performed a factory reset on it until recently. The device was underperforming, but I was not ready to set up 20+ Google Accounts, reinstall and configure 25…

If you do not know what it is, Dialog “Suraksha” (which means “safeguard”) is a zero-configuration parental control service introduced by Dialog Axiata, available to Dialog Mobile and Home Broadband customers free of charge. The service has two main features: data restriction and real-time location tracking. I decided to test the service because I can…

I won’t label this post as a review. Instead, I see it more as sharing an experience. So, let’s talk about the SoundPEATS Capsule 3 Pro Transparent ANC Wireless Earbuds with LDAC. I was introduced to them by my friend, Sohan Dinesh, who’s a tech enthusiast, and I bought my own and tested them for…

In 2004, PCMag introduced me to Password Managers, and my first experience was with RoboForm. However, a year or two later, I grew frustrated with the limitations of RoboForm’s free plan and switched to LastPass’s free version. Despite its initial imperfections, LastPass quickly gained momentum, and I was pleased with its performance, eventually upgrading to…