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Author: Olivia Hartman
Olivia Hartman is GeekBlog's general technology reporter, covering the wider world of tech beyond smartphones: AI and software, laptops and PCs, gaming, streaming, space, science, consumer gadgets, deals and the policy stories shaping the industry. A versatile journalist with a nose for what actually matters, Olivia turns breaking news and product launches into accessible, no-hype reporting for everyday readers.
Is Waymo cheaper than Uber in 2026? Real pricing data on fares, tipping, surge, and wait times across Phoenix, SF, LA, Austin, Atlanta and more.
AI data centers are consuming most of the world’s memory chip supply, and DRAM and NAND prices have surged nearly 100 percent in 2026. Here is why your next laptop, phone, or console costs so much more, and when it might finally get cheaper.
What is contextual commerce? Buy products at the moment of discovery in social feeds, AI chats, live streams, and more. How it works, examples, and 2026 trends.
FeedBuzzard tech explained: what feedbuzzard.com covers, whether it’s legit and safe, who it’s for, and how it stacks up against mainstream tech blogs.
Markett paid people to recommend tech brands. Here’s what it was, how it worked, who founded it, whether it still exists in 2026, and modern alternatives.
The newest Acura is the RSX electric SUV. See the 2026 Acura lineup, from the ADX and Integra Type S to the discontinued ZDX, with prices and tech.
David Adefeso is a Nigerian-American financial expert, ex-investment banker, and founder of The Pacific Group and the Sootchy 529 college-savings app.
Who is Sarah Perez? A factual profile of the veteran TechCrunch reporter covering apps, social media, and consumer tech since 2011.
Gadgets investing explained: buying tech stocks and ETFs, backing crowdfunded gadgets, whether devices are ever investments, and how to judge a company.
Global AI glasses shipments hit 8.7 million units in 2025, a 322% jump driven by Meta’s Ray-Ban dominance. Google, Apple, and Chinese brands are now racing to compete for what could be the next major consumer tech platform.

