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Best Buy tests a smaller format store

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Best Buy tries a digital first store concept; Boost unveils $25 unlimited plan; Meta raises price of Quest by $100; Google enables a feature to restrict calendar spam invites; Spotify discontinues Car Thing and Google enables a cool new 3D view of nearly 100 landmarks.Viewers ask if Microsoft Defender is necessary on an Android phone, best uses for AirTags, how to turn off Safari's Privacy Report, if Discover's personal information removal service is worth it, why email disappeared from the iPhone, a website to see hotel remodel dates and whether to get another Kindle Fire Tablet.Follow Rich!richontech on InstagramBest Buy Digital First storeBoost $25 PlanMeta price increaseGoogle Calendar SpamSpotify Car ThingGoogle's landmarks 3D viewDiscover's privacy service
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