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DJI Mic Mini connected to a PC using a Type-C to USB-A adapter

🎙️ Connect DJI Mic Mini or Grenaro Mic to Any PC — No Type-C Port Needed

A viewer left a comment on one of my YouTube videos asking: “Can we use DJI Mic Mini with a PC that doesn’t have a Type-C port?” Great question — and the answer is yes. I tested it with both the DJI Mic Mini and the Grenaro wireless mic, and both work perfectly. Here’s exactly what you need and how to set it up. 🤔 The Problem Modern wireless microphones like the DJI Mic Mini and Grenaro come with receivers that have a USB-C connector. That’s fine for newer laptops, Android phones, and iPhones 15 and above. But millions of PCs — especially desktops and older laptops — only have the traditional USB-A ports (the rectangular ones). ...

August 28, 2026 · Updated: August 28, 2026 · 4 min · Prateep Gedupudi
A smartphone screen showing an eye watching the user

👁️ Your Phone Isn't Listening — It's Doing Something Far More Invasive

In our last article, we busted the myth that your phone is secretly recording your conversations. The microphone isn’t the problem. What’s actually happening is both more mundane and more alarming — your phone is building a detailed, real-time dossier on everything you do, everywhere you go, and everyone you know. And it’s been doing it since the day you turned it on. This is the story of what your phone actually knows about you. ...

August 12, 2026 · Updated: August 12, 2026 · 7 min · Prateep Gedupudi
A smartphone with a microphone icon and a question mark

🎤 Is Your Phone Always Listening? The Truth Behind Hey Siri and OK Google

You’re talking to a friend about wanting to buy new running shoes. You never Googled it. You never typed it. And yet — the next time you open Instagram, there they are. Shoe ads. Everywhere. So the question everyone asks: is my phone secretly listening to my conversations? The short answer is: not in the way you think. But the full answer is more interesting — and a little unsettling in a different way. ...

August 11, 2026 · Updated: August 11, 2026 · 6 min · Prateep Gedupudi
Generative AI powering a recommendation engine

🎯 Applying Generative AI in Recommendation Systems

Netflix knows what you want to watch next. Spotify knows your mood before you do. Amazon surfaces the exact product you were thinking about. These are classic recommendation systems — and they work well. But they have a fundamental limitation: they match patterns from the past. They don’t understand why you want something. Generative AI changes that. This article explores how generative AI upgrades traditional recommendation systems — and walks through practical implementation patterns you can apply today. ...

July 17, 2026 · Updated: July 24, 2026 · 7 min · Prateep Gedupudi
Building an AI-powered IDE from scratch

🛠️ How to Build an AI-Powered IDE Like Kiro from Scratch

Tools like Kiro feel almost magical — you describe what you want, and an AI agent reads your files, writes code, runs commands, and iterates until the job is done. But there’s no magic here. It’s a set of well-defined components working together. This guide breaks down exactly how to build one from scratch. This is a technical deep-dive. You won’t have a production IDE by the end of it, but you will understand every layer of the architecture and have working code for each piece. ...

July 17, 2026 · Updated: July 19, 2026 · 7 min · Prateep Gedupudi