GeekBlog.net is an independent technology publication written for readers in the United States. We cover the devices, software and companies that shape everyday computing, and we try to explain what a piece of news actually means for the person using the product.
What we do
Technology coverage tends to split into two extremes: press releases repeated word for word, and specification sheets nobody can read. We aim for the space in between. Every story on this site is written to answer three questions. What happened? Is it verified, and by whom? What changes for you, in practice?
That approach applies whether we are reporting a security patch, testing a phone, or walking through a settings menu step by step.
What we cover
- Tech news. Product launches, company decisions, regulation, outages and security incidents, from the U.S. and worldwide.
- Mobile. Android and iOS, carriers, chipsets, battery and camera behaviour, and the features people actually use.
- AI and software. Assistants, models, creative tools and platform updates, with attention to what they cost and what they do with your data.
- How to guides. Tested, screenshot led instructions for fixing, configuring and getting more out of hardware and software.
- Gaming. Consoles, PC hardware, performance and the business behind the games.
- Laptops, PCs and gadgets. New launches, comparisons and buying advice, including which upgrades are worth paying for.
How we work
Reporting on this site is based on primary sources wherever they exist: company statements, filings, changelogs, security advisories, court documents and our own hands on testing. When we build on the work of another outlet, we say so and we link to it. When something is unconfirmed, we label it as unconfirmed rather than dressing it up as fact.
We use software tools, including AI assisted research and drafting tools, in our production process, and every article is reviewed and approved by a human editor before it is published. Responsibility for what appears here rests with our editorial team. The full detail, including our corrections process and our testing methodology, is in the Editorial Policy.
How we pay for it
GeekBlog.net is free to read and is funded by display advertising and by affiliate links, including the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. If you buy something after clicking one of our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Commercial relationships never decide what we publish or what we conclude. Advertisers do not see articles before publication, cannot request changes and cannot have coverage removed. Anything paid for is labelled on the page. See the Disclaimer for the full disclosure.
Who writes here
Articles are published under the name of the writer responsible for them, and each byline links to a profile page listing that writer’s beat and recent work. You can see the full list on our Authors page.
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