Author: Marcus Bennett
Marcus Bennett is GeekBlog's Android expert, covering everything from Google's Pixel line and Samsung Galaxy flagships to OnePlus, Nothing, Xiaomi and the broader Android ecosystem. He follows each Android OS release, One UI and Pixel Feature Drop, custom ROMs and the foldable wave, translating spec sheets and beta builds into hands-on guidance for readers choosing their next Android phone, tablet or wearable.
Installing Elasticsearch on Cloudways: enable the Search Engine package, size RAM and JVM heap, keep port 9200 local, and connect ElasticPress.
Install MODX on Bluehost step by step: create the cPanel database, upload MODX 3, run /setup/, lock it down, and fix friendly URLs and blank manager screens.
Install Grafana on Hostinger VPS with Docker or the apt repo, secure port 3000 behind Nginx and Let’s Encrypt, then add Prometheus and import a dashboard by ID.
CyberPanel on Hostinger needs a VPS, not shared hosting. Use the one-click AlmaLinux 9 template or install it manually, open port 8090, and issue free SSL.
Microsoft’s July 2026 Patch Tuesday fixed a record 570 vulnerabilities, more than four times last year’s total. Here’s how a 100-agent AI scanning system changed the math, and why three zero-days still slipped through.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Z Fold 8, and Z Flip 8 are official after Unpacked in London. Here’s the full pricing, specs, and how they compare to everything that leaked.
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and five other major carriers have formed C2 ISAC, a new alliance for sharing real-time cybersecurity threat intelligence in the wake of the Salt Typhoon telecom hack.
The World Cup’s VAR controversies exposed a system that was technically flawless and still lost everyone’s trust. Here’s the enterprise AI lesson hiding inside that meltdown.
OnePlus has confirmed it is leaving the US and European markets for good, ending new phone launches while ColorOS quietly replaces OxygenOS on every device still in use.
The best browser for Android in 2026, ranked. Brave, DuckDuckGo, Chrome, Firefox and more compared for privacy, speed, extensions and customization.