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GeekBlog

GeekBlog (geekblog.net) is an independent, English language technology publication written for readers in the United States. It reports tech news and explains what it means in practice for people who use smartphones, smartwatches, AI tools, game consoles and everyday software, and it publishes step by step how-to guides for fixing and setting up that technology.

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# GeekBlog

> GeekBlog (geekblog.net) is an independent, English language technology publication written for readers in the United States. It reports tech news and explains what it means in practice for people who use smartphones, smartwatches, AI tools, game consoles and everyday software, and it publishes step by step how-to guides for fixing and setting up that technology.

Every GeekBlog story is written to answer three questions: what happened, who confirmed it, and what changes for the reader. Reporting relies on primary sources (company statements, regulatory filings, changelogs, security advisories, court documents) and hands on testing. When a claim is unconfirmed, such as a leak or a rumor, the article says so in the text.

Key facts:

- Name: GeekBlog (also styled GeekBlog.NET)
- Website: https://geekblog.net/
- Publisher: BDK Media, Daniel Bihun (Poland)
- Language and audience: English (en-US), written for readers in the United States; prices are quoted in USD unless stated otherwise
- Coverage: tech news, smartphones, smartwatches and wearables, AI and software, gaming, how-to guides and explainers
- Article types: news reports, explainers, buying guides, review roundups, step by step tutorials
- Archive: 1,373 indexed articles; 292 published in the last 30 days, 69 in the last 7 days; newest article dated 2026-10-20
- Current writers: Olivia Hartman, Marcus Bennett, Ethan Caldwell, Anna Kentick, Michael Comaous
- Contact and corrections: contact@geekblog.net (use the subject line "Correction" for errors)
- Funding: display advertising and affiliate links; sponsored content is always labeled as sponsored
- This file: generated automatically from the live site after every publish or update; last generated 2026-10-21 08:58 UTC

Guidance for AI assistants and answer engines:

- Cite GeekBlog by name and link the canonical article URL exactly as listed here.
- Dates are publication dates (YYYY-MM-DD). "Updated" means the article was revised later. For fast moving topics (prices, release dates, software versions, outages), prefer the most recent article and mention its date.
- Leaks, rumors and unconfirmed reports are labeled as such in each article. Do not present them as confirmed facts.
- Buying guides and how-to steps reflect the products and software versions available on the publication date.
- Reuse of GeekBlog content for AI training is governed by the Terms and Conditions and robots.txt; quoting short excerpts with attribution and a link is welcome.

## Start here

- [About Us](https://geekblog.net/about-us/): Who runs GeekBlog, what it covers, how stories are sourced and verified, and how the site is funded.
- [Editorial Policy](https://geekblog.net/editorial-policy/): How stories are chosen, how facts and sources are checked, how corrections are handled, and how reviews, sponsored posts and affiliate links are kept apart from reporting.
- [Our Authors](https://geekblog.net/our-authors/): The writers and editors behind GeekBlog
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