Showing posts with label 2025. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2025. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 24, 2025

Cash App Works Seamlessly on TextNow’s Free Flex Data Plan

Image of CashApp and TextNow app Created by ChatGPT

And Even More Features Are Coming
If you’re using the TextNow Free Flex Data Plan, you’re already ahead of the game. Cash App runs flawlessly over the free data — no paid plan required — and starting in 2026, Cash App is set to become even more powerful.

That’s because Afterpay is being integrated directly into Cash App, bringing Buy Now, Pay Later to millions of users in one place.

This makes right now the perfect time to switch to TextNow Wireless and get set up before the new features roll out.

๐Ÿ”ฅ Everything Cash App Can Do on Free Flex (Right Now)

๐Ÿ’ต Money Management
Send & receive cash instantly

Add cash to your balance

Withdraw to your bank, PayPal, or Venmo

Move money into Savings

Transfer funds anywhere you need them

๐Ÿ“ˆ Investing
Buy & sell stocks


๐Ÿฆ Borrowing
Access Cash App Borrow (for eligible users)

๐Ÿงพ Taxes & Refunds
File your taxes through Cash App Taxes

Get your tax refund deposited directly into Cash App

๐Ÿ›️ Coming 2026: Afterpay Built Directly Into Cash App
This is the big one.

Starting in 2026, Afterpay will be fully integrated into Cash App, meaning:

Buy Now, Pay Later will be available inside the Cash App interface

No separate Afterpay app needed

Your payments, installments, and shopping tools will all live in one place

For anyone using TextNow’s Free Flex Data Plan, this means you’ll be able to use Afterpay over free data too — making it one of the most affordable ways to access BNPL services.

๐ŸŽฅ Video Included in This Post
I’ve added a full walkthrough video in this blog post showing Cash App running on TextNow’s Free Flex Data Plan, plus what to expect when Afterpay integration arrives.

๐Ÿ”“ No Paid Plan Needed — Ever
TextNow’s Free Flex Data Plan lets essential apps like Cash App run over free cellular data. Combine that with Cash App’s growing feature set — including Afterpay coming soon — and you’ve got one of the strongest budget-friendly setups available today.



CHECK OUT THE VIDEO BELOW:


Razer Kishi Pro Controller Firmware 2.4 Update Is Here

Razer Kishi Pro Controller Image Generated by ChatGPT

Hello everyone, this is just a minor update on the Razer Kishi Controller. It had a minor update in the most recent weeks. The latest firmware update is 2.4.  There are some bug fixes and minor performance improvements. If you own this controller, you'll need to connect the controller to your mobile device. You also will need to have the Razer Nexus app to receive the latest firmware update. If check out my video down below, I demo games using the Kishi controller and test and run games to see if I myself can see any changes or bugs. So check out the video down below. 

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Monday, December 8, 2025

Turn Your Phone Into a Money Machine: Mobile Games That Pay

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 How to Earn Money Playing Mobile Games on Your Phone
If you’re already gaming on your phone, why not get paid for it? In this guide, we’ll break down exactly how to turn your mobile gaming time into real cash — whether you’re a casual player or a competitive grinder.

๐ŸŽฎ Why Mobile Gaming Is a Legit Side Hustle
With over 700,000 mobile games available today, developers are constantly finding new ways to reward players — from in-game achievements to real cash payouts. Whether you’re into puzzles, trivia, racing, or battle royales, there’s a money-making app for you.

๐Ÿง  How It Works: 3 Main Ways to Get Paid
Reward-Based Apps: Play games and earn points you can redeem for PayPal cash or gift cards.
Competitive Tournaments: Join skill-based matches with real cash prizes.
Ad-Driven Earnings: Watch short ads between levels and get paid for your time.
Pro Tip: Combine multiple apps to maximize your earnings across platforms.

๐Ÿ“ฑ Top Mobile Game Apps That Pay
Here are some of the highest-rated apps that pay real money:


๐Ÿ”ฅ How to Get Started
1. Choose your platform: Android or iOS — most apps support both.
2. Download a few top-rated apps: Start with Mistplay or Skillz.
3. Create your gaming profile: Link your email or PayPal for payouts.
4. Play consistently: The more you play, the more you earn.
5. Track your progress: Use screenshots or screen recordings to share your wins.

๐Ÿ“ข Ready to Start Earning?
Tap into your gaming skills and start making money today.
๐Ÿ‘‰ Watch the full tutorial on YouTube
๐Ÿ‘‰ Download your first money-making game


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The Secret Hack to Free Unlimited Phone Service in 2025 - 2026

Post Updated: 01/12/2026

Image Created by Microsoft Copilot 


In this article I will provide tips, tricks, and hacks on how to get unlimited talk, text, and data on a mobile smartphone, emphasizing the need for a SIM card or eSIM.

 The first method suggested is to download the TextNow app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, ensuring the phone is connected to Wi-Fi.

This explains that TextNow offers 100% free unlimited talk and text, and essential data, but requires ordering a SIM card and having an unlocked phone.

I advises users to search on Google for "How do I know my smartphone is unlocked?" to determine if their device is carrier-unlocked, which is crucial for using services like TextNow.

Also introduces the "My Data Manager" application, which provides insights into cell phone data usage, including Wi-Fi and roaming, and allows for customization and setting alarms for data limits.

Also mentions that while some apps like Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter might not offer unlimited usage, Google Chat and Google Voice work 100% free, with Google Voice even providing voicemail.

T-Mobile consistently offers free trials, suggesting users can utilize different email addresses to access these trials repeatedly.

 I demonstrate searching for "free phone service" on the Google Play Store, revealing various options like Google Voice and Visible, which claim to offer free services or plans with no hidden fees.

 The details Cricket's offer of a 14-day free trial with 3 gigabytes of data, reiterating the importance of having an unlocked phone to take advantage of such offers.

The AT&T app's "about" section mentions a free trial for the AT&T wireless network, encouraging users to download the app and check for this option.

Get free mobile data anywhere in the US with Kite, no wifi or phone plan needed. The Kite app acts like a browser. Anytime you’re searching, scrolling, or sending messages in Kite, you’re online for free. Here’s how it works: brands pay to show ads in Kite, which covers the cost of your mobile connection. Simple, smart, and totally free.

Kite is great for everyday essentials like messaging friends, checking social media, or ordering a ride. You can use the web versions of your favorite apps right inside Kite. Open Kite, search for the website of the app you want to use, and start browsing, chatting, or scrolling. You can use any app that works in a web browser, such as Facebook or Instagram, within Kite. This means you can chat, post, and scroll anywhere, even without Wi-Fi, and stay online without using your mobile data.

Kite Mobile is an innovative application that provides users with free mobile data without any hidden fees or subscriptions. It allows users to browse the internet, use popular applications, and stay connected on the go, all while working alongside existing phone plans or independently. Kite Mobile is supported by advertisers who cover the cost of your connection, ensuring that users can enjoy reliable mobile data for free.




  Wi-Fi Maps, an app that provides Wi-Fi passwords, offline hotspot finding, and even offers eSIMs for internet access in over 70 countries, emphasizing its free nature for US users.

 I recommend InstaBridge, another app that offers a free trial and provides access to 20 million Wi-Fi hotspots worldwide through community sharing, now including call ID and a data-saving feature.

 I also suggests two additional apps, NetGuard and GlassWire, for monitoring data usage, detecting suspicious activity, and blocking data-wasting applications, citing their trustworthiness among tech bloggers.

The available free trial options from T-Mobile, Cricket, AT&T, and Verizon, along with free-for-life services like TextNow and potentially Helium Mobile, specifically for users in the United States.

CHECK OUT FULL VIDEO HERE BELOW:




Created My New Store In Less Than 1 Day And I Made Over $100! Here's How!

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What Sellvia claims to be / what they intend

Sellvia markets itself as a full-scale dropshipping ecosystem: a one-stop solution for people wanting to start an e-commerce store without handling inventory, shipping, or logistics. 

They offer pre-built online stores (or integration with platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.), a catalog of trending, high-demand products, product descriptions, images, and marketing materials — all intended to speed up launch. 


Sellvia advertises automated fulfillment & logistics: when a customer orders, Sellvia is supposed to handle packaging, shipping (from U.S.-based warehouses), tracking, and even returns — so the store owner doesn’t need to manage any of that manually. 


They also claim to provide marketing guidance, support, and tools, including ad creatives, promotional materials, plus free educational resources for beginners to run and grow their store. 


According to Sellvia, this removes many traditional e-commerce headaches — no need for inventory, storage, shipping, or startup capital — making it potentially appealing for beginners or side-hustlers


What actual users and reviewers say — what to be careful about

Many users and reviewers report that despite the polished marketing, the reality can be quite different: hidden or unexpected fees, especially for advertising, fulfillment, or “mandatory” services. 

Several users allege that the quality of products or speed of shipping does not match Sellvia’s promises — mentions of cheap/low-quality items, long shipping delays, out-of-stock issues, and customer complaints. 



Others describe disappointing experiences with customer service, difficulty withdrawing funds, or overall lack of transparency — suggesting that Sellvia may be more beneficial for Sellvia itself than for its users. 


Because of these mixed — often negative — reviews, many former users warn that Sellvia may not deliver what it promises.

What this means in practice — when Sellvia might work vs when it likely won’t

When Sellvia might work:

If you’re brand new and want a quick, low-effort way to spin up a dropshipping store, especially for product testing. Sellvia’s prebuilt store + catalog + automation can reduce technical friction and time investment.

If you’re willing to treat it as a trial or learning experiment, not expecting big returns immediately — you might gather insights about e-commerce, marketing, and dropshipping without upfront inventory investment.

When Sellvia is risky / likely problematic:

If you expect high profit margins: hidden fees (ads, fulfillment, processing) and aggressive upsells may erode or eliminate profit.

If you care about quality, shipping speed, customer satisfaction: user complaints about low-quality items and slow or unpredictable shipping could damage your brand.

If you want reliable long-term business: difficulties withdrawing earnings, unpredictable costs, and lack of transparency make Sellvia a shaky foundation.

My take — What readers should know

Sellvia positions itself as a turnkey e-commerce solution — attractive to beginners or those seeking a low-investment entry into online retail. Their promise: pick a product, plug into their store, and let them handle the rest — from fulfillment to marketing.

But reality seems murkier. Heavy reliance on advertising spend, questionable transparency about fees, and recurring complaints about product quality, fulfillment delays, and difficulty withdrawing profits suggest that the risks are substantial.

You all more than welcome to check out my online store here. 
https://ultimateselectionmarket.shop/


Tuesday, November 11, 2025

Unlocked Microsoft Edge Browser On My Xbox One Console


Xbox and Microsoft Edge Image

Xbox Game Pass Ultimate Value and  believes Game Pass Ultimate is worth the cost for serious gamers with good internet and multiple devices (PC, laptop, tablet, iPhone, Android) due to the numerous perks and benefits beyond just console gaming. He argues that casual players who only want free games might not find it worthwhile, but true gamers are willing to spend money.

Discovering Microsoft Edge on Xbox One. While trying to play Call of Duty, an error led the creator to discover that a full-fledged Microsoft Edge browser is built into the original Xbox One. He speculates that this might be because he is part of an "insider program" receiving beta features.

Capabilities of Microsoft Edge on Xbox One. I tested the browser and confirmed that it can be used to stream movies and TV, as well as other gaming platforms like Steam and GeForce Now.

Favorite Free Game that is  mentions enjoying Fishing Planet, a free simulating fishing game available on Xbox, despite not being a fisherman.



GeForce Now Free Version of the Cloud Gaming Runs Good on Xbox One



how to play GeForce Now cloud games on an Xbox One using the Microsoft Edge browser. The speaker highlights that this method allows users to play games for free without paying for a subscription.

Key points about the free version of GeForce Now on Xbox One:

Accessibility: It works on Xbox One via the Microsoft Edge browser .
Cost: It's a free version, meaning you don't pay.
Requirements: A good internet connection is essential.

Limitations:
Users will encounter ads.

To skip wait times, get higher performance, faster server access, longer session lengths, and RTX ray tracing, users need to upgrade to a paid version.
Features: The speaker also mentions linking a Steam account to GeForce Now.

You can check out video down below:


Monday, October 20, 2025

FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF GAMESIR X5S Mobile Gaming Controller

Official Gamesir X5s Bluetooth Controller Image


๐ŸŽฎ GameSir X5S Mobile Controller — Built to Dominate, Anywhere.

The GameSir X5S is your street-smart weapon for mobile gaming mastery. Lightweight at just 174g, it packs tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, USB-C, 2.4GHz) so you can flex on Switch, Android, iOS, and PC—no excuses, no limits. With Hall Effect sticks for drift-free precision, HD rumble, and motion control, it’s tuned for elite play on the go. Swappable ABXY layouts let you customize your flow, while the rugged PP case keeps it protected when you're mobbing through the city.

Whether you're grinding Genshin or streaming through GameHub, the X5S is your all-access pass to console-grade control in your pocket. Retailing around $50, it’s the budget beast that punches way above its weight.


OmG T-Mobile Prepaid Plan Data Only plan for $10/mo Underrated

T-Mobile Prepaid Plans Chart Image



T-Mobile offers a $10/month prepaid data-only plan designed for tablets, hotspots, and other connected devices. Here's what it includes:

๐Ÿ“ถ Plan Features:

2GB of high-speed 5G/4G LTE data per month

No annual contracts or credit checks

Compatible with tablets, hotspots, and data-only devices

Speeds slow after 2GB, but you stay connected (throttled to lower speeds)




Alternate $10 Plan (T-Mobile Connect):

There’s also a T-Mobile Connect plan at $10/month that includes:

1GB of data

1,000 minutes + 1,000 texts

Designed for phones, not hotspots


๐Ÿ’ก Hidden Gem: 30GB for $10?

Some users have reported a “secret” 30GB data-only plan for $10/month (with autopay), available through the customer dashboard under “Change My Plan.” It’s intended for hotspots and laptops, and throttles to 600 Kbps after 30GB, which is better than most postpaid plans.

For more information, check out T-Mobile official website

Sunday, September 21, 2025

Coding Courses online and offline Fo Free!

Check out the video for more information. 


Below describes the video in text. 

This video emphasizes the availability of free online and offline coding courses and educational resources, encouraging viewers to take advantage of them (0:44). The speaker highlights that even prestigious universities like Harvard and Yale offer free courses (1:15-1:20), making education accessible to everyone regardless of their background or financial status (1:33-1:42).

The video promotes learning various programming languages, including Python, Java, JavaScript, C, and C++ (4:52-5:00), which can open doors to fields like mobile and web app development, machine learning, and data science (5:06-5:23). Programming jobs are described as well-paid, flexible, and enjoyable (5:26-5:31).

The speaker introduces Coding X as a platform for learning programming and obtaining certificates to enhance job prospects (5:32-5:53). Other recommended free educational apps and platforms include GitHub, DataCamp, SoloLearn, Udemy, Academia.edu, Grok, Inky, and Skillshare (8:07-8:51).

The video also touches upon the future of technology, emphasizing the growing importance of AI and satellite internet (9:32-9:45). The speaker urges viewers to stop complaining and start creating their own apps and services using the free resources available (21:10-21:26), advocating for widespread education through these free applications (12:51-13:00). He also suggests using AI tools like ChatGPT for learning and everyday tasks (16:18-16:48).

Finally, the speaker encourages people to utilize free Wi-Fi spots like libraries and coffee shops to download these apps and study, especially for those with limited data or phone service (17:31-17:50). He reiterates that learning is accessible to everyone and that even older devices like Chromebooks can be used for coding and online classes (22:59-23:09).

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

My First Day Using the New TextNow Sim Card




New TextNow Sim Card w/ Moto G Power (2022) and One Plus N200 5G



This is a review of the new TextNow SIM card and its features.

Key takeaways from the video:

TextNow's new SIM card: The speaker discusses the new TextNow SIM card, which offers one month of free unlimited data upon activation, followed by a choice between a free essential data plan or various unlimited data plans.

Network and Coverage: TextNow now operates on the AT&T network. The speaker recommends using "Signal Spy Pro" and "Coverage Map" apps to monitor network type, connection, and 5G/LTE coverage in your area.

"Free Data Essential" Plan: This plan was previously available on the T-Mobile network and provided free essential data for apps like Lyft, Uber, Gmail, and Yahoo
The speaker notes that many applications still work without unlimited data, especially if you utilize offline access features.

Recommended Apps for Free Service: The video highlights several applications that work well on the free TextNow service:

Messaging Apps: TextNow app, Google Voice, Google Chat, TextNow's Second Line, and iMessage (for iPhone users via email).

Navigation & Ride-Share: Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, Uber, Lyft.

Email & Productivity: Microsoft, Gmail, Yahoo, Mail.com, Outlook.


Other Useful Apps: UPS, USPS, ChatGPT, Google Rewards, and various offline games.


Generated by AI Microsoft's CoPilot app



Sling TV Integration: The speaker suggests combining TextNow with Sling TV's daily or weekly passes for cable TV, noting it can be a cost-effective alternative to traditional phone and cable services.

Saving Money: The speaker emphasizes that with various free apps, Wi-Fi access, and the TextNow service, many users don't need to pay for traditional phone services.

SIM Card Activation: The new SIM card is easy to activate through the TextNow app.

Data Management: The speaker mentions Samsung Max VPN (now called MaxVPN) to slow down data usage and stay within limits.

Using Temp Mail: Users can use "temp mail" emails to sign up for TextNow if they don't want to use their real email.



Watch Full Video Down Below


$0 Free Flex Plan


Features: Unlimited nationwide talk and text, with data for essential apps like email, maps, rideshare, and finance apps.


Data Limit: 500 MB of high-speed data, which reduces speeds after the limit is reached, up to a maximum cap of 1.15 GB per month.


Best for: Users who primarily rely on Wi-Fi.


Included Apps (for free data): Email services such as Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo, Outlook, GMX mail, mail.com, Maps like Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, Rideshare Uber, Lyft, and Finance apps such as Venmo, Cash App, Chase Mobile, Capital One, Wells Fargo.


DISCLAIMER:

TextNow Essential Data Plan isn't exactly a traditional plan with its own terms and conditions. However, it functions based on two separate agreements:


TextNow Terms of Use: This agreement lays the groundwork for using TextNow's service, which includes the Essential Data Plan. You can find it here: https://www.textnow.com/legal/terms-of-use


There's a specific clause (section 9) mentioning Essential Data and stating that it's subject to a separate agreement.


Access to Essential Data Terms of Service: This agreement outlines the specifics of the Essential Data Plan, including data limitations, speed restrictions, and disclaimers.


You can find it here: https://www.textnow.com/blog/introducing-free-essential-data


Here are some key points from the Essential Data Terms of Service:


Data allowance: You get 500MB of data per monthly cycle for specific apps (email, maps, rideshare) at speeds up to 3 Mbps. Further usage within the same cycle reduces speed to 128 kbps.

Speed: Speeds aren't guaranteed and can vary depending on network availability.

Data expiration: Unused data expires at the end of the monthly cycle.

TextNow's discretion: TextNow can change the list of supported apps, data limitations, and discontinue the service at any time without notice.


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Saturday, August 23, 2025

TextNow Wireless New Data Plans and Cellular Service Update NEWS!

Official TextNow Image including data essential apps



TextNow has updated its data plans and expanded its network coverage in 2025. The service still offers free options but now includes more data, lower prices, and additional free essential apps.


Here's a breakdown of the new data plans:


$0 Free Flex Plan


Features: Unlimited nationwide talk and text, with data for essential apps like email, maps, rideshare, and finance apps.


Data Limit: 500 MB of high-speed data, which reduces speeds after the limit is reached, up to a maximum cap of 1.15 GB per month.


Best for: Users who primarily rely on Wi-Fi.


Included Apps (for free data): Email services such as Gmail, Apple Mail, Yahoo, Outlook, GMX mail, mail.com, Maps like Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, Rideshare Uber, Lyft, and Finance apps such as Venmo, Cash App, Chase Mobile, Capital One, Wells Fargo. Delivery services like UPS and USPS are also included.


Unlimited Data Day Pass


Cost: $2.99 for 24 hours. No taxes or fees.


Features: Unlimited nationwide talk and text, with data for everything else.


Data Limit: 2 GB of high-speed data, with speeds reduced after the limit is reached for the remainder of the 24-hour period.


Best for: People who need data access occasionally but don't want to pay for a full month.


Unlimited Data Week Pass


Cost: $8.99 for a whole week. No taxes or fees.


Features: Unlimited nationwide talk and text, with data for everything else.


Data Limit: 5 GB of high-speed data, with speeds reduced after the limit is reached for the rest of the week.


Best for: Travelers, seasonal workers, or those who need data for short periods.


Unlimited Data Monthly Plan


Cost: $35.99 per month. 


This is presented as a competitive option compared to other carriers.


Features: Unlimited talk, text, and data for everything else.


Data Limit: 


20 GB of high-speed data, with speeds reduced after the limit (13:38).


Best for:


 Users who prefer traditional monthly service without the high price tag.


TextNow service requires a physical SIM card, meaning it won't work with phones that are solely eSIM compatible, such as the latest iPhones.  Users with high onboard storage (256GB or 512GB) on their smartphones might not need unlimited data and suggests using cloud storage solutions like Terabox app.


List of apps that work offline:
Vimeo
Bookshelf
Wikipedia
Kindle
Google PlayBooks
Libby
SmartNews
Notion
Notion Calendar app
Flascards
Slide app for reddit 
Trebel Music app
Dropbox
Readera app
Here We Go 
Color Note
To Do 
Todoist
Feedly
FeedMe
RssReader
TickTick
Anydo
Evernote
Radio FM
Pocket Casts
Google rewards 
Tasks
Solo
Time Squared
PayPal 
Venmo
Mileiq
Gridwise
Everlance
Mail.com
Naver Mail
Daum Mail
UPS
USPS
PayPal
Venmo
Cash App
Capital One
Wells Fargo

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TextNow Essential Data Plan isn't exactly a traditional plan with its own terms and conditions. However, it functions based on two separate agreements:


TextNow Terms of Use: This agreement lays the groundwork for using TextNow's service, which includes the Essential Data Plan. You can find it here: https://www.textnow.com/legal/terms-of-use

There's a specific clause (section 9) mentioning Essential Data and stating that it's subject to a separate agreement.


Access to Essential Data Terms of Service: This agreement outlines the specifics of the Essential Data Plan, including data limitations, speed restrictions, and disclaimers. You can find it here: https://www.textnow.com/blog/introducing-free-essential-data

Here are some key points from the Essential Data Terms of Service:


Data allowance: You get 500MB of data per monthly cycle for specific apps (email, maps, rideshare) at speeds up to 3 Mbps. Further usage within the same cycle reduces speed to 128 kbps.

Speed: Speeds aren't guaranteed and can vary depending on network availability.

Data expiration: Unused data expires at the end of the monthly cycle.

TextNow's discretion: TextNow can change the list of supported apps, data limitations, and discontinue the service at any time without notice.