Treyver Marinosander brings a creative and forward-looking perspective to Jo Tech Geeks, specializing in gadget analysis, tech comparisons, and future-focused commentary. With a keen eye for detail and usability, Treyver explores how technology integrates into everyday life, highlighting innovation, performance, and user experience. Their writing combines technical depth with engaging storytelling, offering readers informed guidance in an increasingly digital world.
What Defines a “Budget” Phone in 2024 The term “budget” in smartphones has shifted. Back in 2018, $250 felt like a sweet spot for price conscious shoppers. Today, in 2024, the ceiling has nudged closer to $350, with ultra budget models hovering around $150 to $200. Anything under $400 can wear the budget badge now, […]
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Struggling with Syntax and Indentation If you’re new to Python or even if you’re not indentation errors will trip you up. Why? Because Python treats indentation as part of its syntax. One tab or space out of place, and your script won’t run. And no, tabs and spaces aren’t interchangeable. Mixing the two in the
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Why Synthetic Data Is Gaining Momentum Real world data isn’t always the gold mine it’s cracked up to be. It’s messy. It’s full of gaps and biases. Sometimes it’s just plain hard to get especially when you’re dealing with sensitive categories like healthcare or finance. Sourcing, cleaning, and labeling real data takes time, people, and
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BCIs Move From Labs to Living Rooms Brain Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are crossing the threshold from research labs into everyday life. The days of neural tech being locked behind academic funding and military contracts are winding down. Now, we’re talking about off the shelf headsets that read brain signals without breaking the skin, and they’re
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Strip Back Startup Programs When you power on your laptop, dozens of background apps might be elbowing each other to launch first. The result? Boot times crawl, your system wheezes, and you’re stuck staring at a spinning cursor instead of getting things done. Why it matters is simple: every program that auto starts competes for
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Why a Portfolio Site Still Matters in 2026 Let’s be direct: the job market moves fast and people skim. Recruiters don’t always read every résumé or dive deep into LinkedIn profiles. That’s where a personal website steps in. It puts everything in one place with your voice, your choices, and your layout. In a world
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Stay Ahead with Principle Based Security Good security isn’t about locking everything down after a breach it’s about thinking ahead. And it starts with the basics. First, follow least privilege. If a user or process doesn’t absolutely need access to something, don’t give it. Don’t assume someone “might need this later.” Permissions should be earned,
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What $1500 Gets You in 2026 Gaming laptops used to mean compromise. Not anymore not at $1500. At this price point, you’re getting solid mid tier performance that punches well above its weight, especially if you’re smart about specs. Let’s talk processors. AMD’s Ryzen 7 (usually the 7735HS or newer) goes head to head with
Gaming Laptops Under $1500: Performance vs Price Read Post »
The Foldable Tech Matures Foldables aren’t some fringe experiment anymore. In 2026, they’re right in the thick of the mainstream. The early models from 2019 looked futuristic but felt fragile hinges that creaked, screens with odd bumps, and prices that made people look twice. Fast forward to now, and major tech players like Samsung, Google,
How Foldable Phones Stack Up in 2026: Pros and Cons Read Post »
Design and Build Quality When it comes to materials, Apple and Samsung took two different roads with their flagships. The iPhone 15 Pro Max went titanium Grade 5, to be exact. It’s lighter than the stainless steel used in older Pros, but still tough. The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, on the other hand, sticks with
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