technology

We don't want to say that Apple often comes out with stupid products, but Apple often comes out with stupid products. First it was the computer stand costing a cool $1,000, and then it was the Airpod that many have complained falls out of their ears. And finally, we have the Airpods Pro, which resemble a Pokemon and cost just $250! It's almost like Apple is trying to rip us off! Almost. 

What incredibly stupid product will they come up with next! Stay tuned to find out!

We have a lot of respect for the tech-inclined, but most of these memes are pretty universal. While we're not one-man IT departments, we can understand the absolute annoyance of Windows' seemingly spontaneous updates.

We've already made fun of the iPhone 11 once before, but honestly there are so many good memes coming out of it that we couldn't resist bringing you even more of them. And let's face it, we're all way too poor to ever afford this new Apple installment with its stupid cameras, so making a mockery of it seems like the proper thing to do.

Fancy things require over-the-top, bougie care instructions, apparently. At least for the Apple Card anyway. 

Apple published instructions for keeping your Apple credit card lookin' shiny the other day and people couldn't help but notice how ridiculous some of the steps are. No leather, denim, or loose change can come in contact with your card if you want to keep it from getting discolored. 

Got it, soooo just never have it touch anything then...?

We can't all be walking talking IT departments. But some people are, and thank GAWD for them. These techy memes will resonate with anyone who's been able to help people with the internet or coding beyond saying "have you tried unplugging it and plugging it back in?"

We have to be honest in that we don't really understand what it is that you programmers and coders do all day at work, but we do know is that you help bring us cool new gadgets and Amazon Prime drones and everything in between that lets us do literally everything from the couch - no movement necessary!

Man, the 2020 presidential race has barely kicked off and we're already seeing loads of meme-able material from it. 

This time it's Joe Biden, who made a decent-sized mistake during last night's second democratic debate when he told supporters to "go to Joe30330." 

Of course, what he meant to say was text "Joe" to 30330 and even though we're pretty sure most people knew what he meant to say, that hasn't stopped the internet from roasting poor ol' Joe for not quite understanding how technology and social media work!

Wifi router memesare the new doctor's handwriting memes. If you've ever had to transcribe a complicated password from the back of a router, these memes are for you. Redditors really leaned into this format in the last week, taking what's an arguably stupid concept and forcing it to memedom. The relatable nature of the meme may score it some points, but we expect this format to be deceased very, very soon.