Google Wallet is no longer just for payments: it now tracks Gmail orders and will soon hold your passport. Market data and personal experience, comparing Apple Pay, PayPal and Wero.

65% of Italians now choose based on installment payments. Players, data and reflections on Buy now pay later, from PayPal and Scalapay to Klarna and Satispay, trust and new EU rules.

Web 3.0 and cryptocurrencies are redefining how money moves globally. Stablecoins, remittances and PayPal’s PYUSD open new scenarios, balancing financial inclusion against concrete risks.

Apple has raised MacBook and iPad prices due to a global, AI-driven memory chip shortage. Microsoft and Samsung follow. Here is what the data says, and why I am not switching platforms.

The average phone holds over 80 apps but we really use only 30 a month. Country data, user profiles and real tracking, beyond the conspiracy. I keep an app only if I use it monthly.

A Munich court ruled Google legally liable for the false claims its AI Overviews invent. Where does the machine’s responsibility end and the reader’s begin? My honest take is inside.

Microsoft Teams runs 320 million users and most of our workdays, yet on my Mac it still freezes mid-meeting and forces a redial. A look at the bloat, the rivals, and why we need it.

Android owns 70% of the global market, iOS owns the US, and the two sides couldn’t be more different in who uses them, why, and what that means for anyone designing digital products.

There is something almost theatrical about a flip phone: the satisfying snap of closing a call, the clean silhouette in your pocket, and the sense that a phone should feel like something.

AI is a powerful tool that can advance humanity or wage new forms of war. What it cannot replace is judgment, and that is what we should never delegate to a machine or its makers.

AI in 2026 is everywhere, and most people using it daily have quietly made peace with its quirks. The tools are smarter than ever, the friction is there but a wise usage saves you hours.