RandoGEEK Tech Podcast

How much RAM do you really need? RAM requirements can differ from one PC user to the next. Let's dig a little deeper...!

During this Podcast I breakdown some of T-Mobile's most popular plans including the OG- One plan which has been retired by T-Mobile for a few years.

Many users have reported issues with their RYZEN 7000x3D Chips BURNING OUT! Motherboard manufacturers are being FORCED to send out immediate BIOS updates.

The ANDROID 14 BETA build is available for select PIXEL devices. Check to see if your device is eligible, so you can start using these 7 new features right away!

Google has addressed a security vulnerability impacting all users and allowing attackers to backdoor their accounts using malicious OAuth applications installed from the Google Marketplace or third-party providers.

I found this ARTICLE regarding 8 of the bggest Cyber Security Attacks in HISTORY, so I thought I would discuss it!

If you’ve got legacy status on Twitter, we’ve got some bad news: Elon Musk is finally confiscating your blue checkmark. Well, that’s unless you pay the ransom for “Twitter Blue”

Google is expected to talk about some of their anticipated product releases during their May 10 launch event. Are you excited for any of these products?

The company is introducing a new name, plans and pricing. I think this could be a BIG win for GOOGLE.

T-Mobile says: Unlock Your Contract, Upgrade Your Network, Uplevel Your Experience

There's a new VIGILANTE in town and he's lerking around on TikTok!!

Chatbots—software that can generate convincing strings of words from a simple prompt—is in full swing.

Going all-in with the services bundle could be a smart move, especially for families. We break down what’s included and how much it costs.

Rumor has it that Google Pixel 7A is set to LAUNCH on May 10, 2023. Are you excited?

In a cybersecurity incident Western Digital has said their network suffered a data breach that allowed threat actors to unauthorizedly access data across multiple systems.

A recent virus attack on Android smartphones makes it possible for hackers to remotely control your device and access all of your data.

Firefox 112 is out with reduced GPU usage on Intel CPUs, improved password fields, more.

Microsoft is warning of a phishing campaign targeting accounting firms and tax preparers with remote access malware allowing initial access to corporate networks.

WhatsApp announced today the introduction of several new security features Personally, I think Meta is taking the right path here and continuing to improve on ways to PROTECT customer DATA. I would like to see more of this with TECH companies. Would you agree? Let me know in the comments section.