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Rebecca Fogerty is a tech news journalist and content creator with a love for digital culture, gaming, and testing the latest gadgets before they go mainstream. Outside of reporting, she enjoys photography, indie films, and walking trails. Her content reflects a mix of curiosity, creativity, and a genuine interest in the people behind the tech.

Recommended Equipment to Start a Podcast: A Practical Beginner Setup

July 24, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
Close-up of a podcast studio setup featuring a microphone and headphones.

The recommended equipment to start a podcast is simpler than it looks: a solid microphone, wired headphones, recording software, and a quiet place to speak. Here’s how to choose the right setup before adding interfaces, mixers, or video gear.

Categories Uncategorized Tags audio gear, creator tools, microphones, podcast equipment, podcasting, recommended equipment to start a podcast

Who Is the Largest Wind Turbine Manufacturer in the US?

July 24, 2026July 24, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
Wind farm in Eaglesham, Scotland showcasing renewable energy and sustainability.

GE Vernova holds the largest share of the US wind turbine market, far ahead of its nearest competitor. Its factories are also supplying turbines for the record-setting SunZia Wind Project.

Categories Tech Tags GE Vernova, renewable energy, SunZia Wind Project, US manufacturing, wind energy, wind turbines

LatConnect 60 AI Capability: How SWIRSAT Data Could Support Indo-Pacific Defence Intelligence

July 24, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
A satellite orbits Earth, showcasing a stunning blue ocean and continents from space.

Australian Earth observation company LatConnect 60 has introduced an AI capability designed to combine future SWIRSAT imagery with radar, signals, tracking feeds and other authorised intelligence sources for defence users.

Categories Space Tags artificial intelligence, defence technology, Earth observation, Indo-Pacific, LatConnect 60, satellite technology, SWIRSAT

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Harness: Build a Serverless AI Image Editing Agent

July 7, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
A modern workspace featuring a tablet editing cityscape photo, camera lens, and keyboard.

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore harness can run a serverless image editing agent that accepts plain-English prompts, routes tool calls automatically, preserves conversation history, and applies post-processing without custom orchestration code.

Categories Tech Tags AgentCore, AI agents, Amazon Bedrock, AWS, image editing, Lambda, machine learning, React, serverless

Supergirl Poster Shows What Modern Sci-Fi Movie Posters Keep Getting Wrong

June 25, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty

The first poster for DC’s new Supergirl has people talking for a reason. It does what too many modern sci-fi and superhero posters no longer do: it makes a clear visual point, trusts a strong concept, and actually looks like something worth remembering.

Categories Culture, Politics Tags Alien, DC, Film Design, Movie Posters, Sci-Fi Movies, Star Wars, Supergirl, Superhero Movies

Google Home SiriusXM fix: How to know if your speaker is working again

June 24, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
A Google Home Mini smart speaker on a wooden shelf, blending technology with home decor.

Google has addressed a month-long issue that blocked SiriusXM playback on Google Home speakers. The company posted a fix in its Nest Community, and affected users should try streaming again.

Categories Tech Tags bug-fix, google-home, google-nest, siriusxm, smart home, Streaming

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra Could Get a Significant Display Resolution Upgrade

June 24, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty
Close-up of hands holding a foldable smartphone showing a butterfly on the screen.

A new leak says Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra could arrive with a significantly enhanced display resolution. The claim is short on specifics, but it raises an obvious question for us: which screen actually needs the upgrade most?

Categories Tech Tags Android Phones, Displays, Foldables, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Rumors, Samsung

Oura Ring 4 Ceramic Midnight drops to its lowest price yet for Prime Day

June 23, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty

The Ceramic Midnight Oura Ring 4 is now $259, a 48% discount and the lowest price tracked so far on the smart ring.

Categories Lifestyle Tags Amazon deals, health tracking, Oura Ring 4, Prime Day, smart ring, wearables

8 Neck Fans That Could Help You Beat the Heat This Summer

June 23, 2026 by Rebecca Fogerty

Neck fans have become a practical option for hot days, office desks, runs, and tight spaces. Here’s how the strongest models compare on battery life, noise, airflow, comfort, and price.

Categories Lifestyle Tags Amazon finds, battery life, neck fan, office cooling, portable cooling, quiet fan, summer gadgets, wearables

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