A smart speaker plays music when you ask. A thermostat learns when you’re usually home. A camera sends an alert when it spots movement, and a watch records your steps and sleep. Each device can be useful on its own. Together, they can leave a detailed trail of your routines, interests, and whereabouts. The concern… Read More »Smart homes, hidden trails: a plain-English guide to Internet of Things privacy
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If someone has mentioned “AI workspace tools” to you recently and you nodded along while quietly thinking “what does that even mean,” you are not alone. Questions exactly like this land in Greg’s inbox at Tech Brewed every single week. The terminology is genuinely confusing: agents, copilots, knowledge bases, AI-powered workspaces. It sounds like a… Read More »What Are AI Workspace Tools and Do You Really Need One
Grab your coffee—this week’s episode was packed with practical advice, cutting-edge tech, and one urgent drop-everything update. Here’s your quick, hype-free rundown: 🚨 Immediate Action Required: TeamViewer Security Flaw If you use TeamViewer for remote access, stop what you’re doing. Greg Doig warns that 5 serious security holes have been found—one is essentially a digital… Read More »TeamViewer Hacked, Email Overload Attacks, T-Mobile Phishing, and Dell XPS Googlebook Review
Everyone keeps telling you that AI assistants will change your life. What nobody tells you is which one to actually open on a Tuesday morning when you need to draft a quick follow-up email, figure out what’s on your calendar, or control compatible smart home devices. That gap between the hype and the practical answer… Read More »Which AI Assistant Is Best for Everyday Use in 2026?
