Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Now Costs $99
You can think of the Galaxy Buds series as the Android version of AirPods . The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 are an open version of […]
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Seven Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With a Garmin Watch
Garmin watches, like my beloved Forerunner 265S, have so many features hidden in the menus that you may not have discovered some of the best […]
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How to Set up Your Kids With Google Wallet
If your child has their own Android device, you no longer have to worry about lending them your credit card or keeping cash for purchases […]
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Some Google Pixel Alarms Suddenly Stop Working
There was a time when we all had special alarm clocks on our bedside tables to wake us up in the morning. I bet a […]
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These DeWalt Tools Are Now up to 57% Off
If you’re looking for tools to improve your DIY playing, you’ve probably noticed that they can be expensive. Buying new tools to expand your toolbox […]
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The Best Ways to Prevent Countertop Damage to Kitchen Appliances
The kitchen is typically the heart of the home: it’s where we gather to share food, snack, and talk about our day. It is also […]
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How to Take Photos on IOS Without All the Post-Processing Nonsense
Your iPhone’s camera is smart—maybe too smart. It’s smart enough tore-light your selfies and remove distracting background objects from photos . This is the kind […]
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All the Ways Chickpea Liquid Can Replace Eggs in Dessert Recipes
While I’ve known about the aquafaba (chickpea pickle liquid) hack for a while, I always thought of it more for people with food allergies. Why […]
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Gmail Now Uses Artificial Intelligence to Sort “more Relevant” Results, but You Can Turn It Off
You may not have thought about it, but you’re probably already used to how Gmail’s search feature works. You enter your query, wait a moment, […]
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You Can Finally Change Your Default Channel in Themes
It’s finally here: Threads officially lets you choose a default feed to see when you open the app, whether it’s Subscriptions or a custom feed […]
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Why Soil Blocking Is the Best Way to Grow Seeds
Although the practice of making solid blocks of soil for growing seeds is not new (it may be over 2,000 years old ), soil blocking […]
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Mac Users Should Be Wary of New Phishing Scheme
Mac users should take note: A well-known (and relatively sophisticated) phishing scheme that previously targeted Windows is now redirecting to macOS and Safari in an […]
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These Beats Fit Pro Headphones Are on Sale for Their Lowest Price Ever
The Beats Fit Pro is a good choice for anyone who wants seamless Apple connectivity without spending the money on AirPods Pro . Right now, […]
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What’s New in Max in April 2025
Max’s April slate includes anticipated new seasons of several original series. First up is the fourth installment of the Max Original Hacks comedy starring Jean […]
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Salt, Sugar, MSG Is a Great Cookbook for Making Mixed Meals.
Welcome to Cookbook of the Week . In this series, I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to me. While […]
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It’s Not Just You, YouTube Looks Like Crap Right Now
Typically, you can blame a low-quality video stream on slower bandwidth or a poor internet connection—sites like YouTube adjust the video resolution accordingly, so instead […]
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What to Expect During Walmart Super Savings Week
You can add Walmart to the list of retail giants holding spring sales, joining the likes of Amazon , Target and Best Buy , all […]
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Six Ways to Prevent Contractors From Damaging Your Home During Renovations
Renovating a home is an expensive and exciting endeavor. Taking out the old and installing the new is never cheap, but quality renovations can turn […]
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Gboard for Android Finally Gets Undo and Redo Buttons
Gboard, the default keyboard on many Android phones, finally gets a full undo button. Until now, you had to use a Japanese keyboard to access […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel Tablet
The Pixel Tablet didn’t do well for Google when it launched in 2023, costing more than the entry-level iPad but not offering a better experience. […]
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What Is “phantom Wealth” (and What to Do If You Have It)
Gone are the days when avocado toast was blamed for an entire generation’s money problems. In fact, the stereotype of “millennial money problems” may not […]
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This Utility Greatly Speeds up Installing Mac Applications From the Internet
I’m always looking for Mac apps that speed up repetitive tasks, and Rapidmg is my latest find . This is a handy utility for MacOS […]
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Hidden Windows 11 FAQs Can Tell You Why Your PC Is so Slow
If you’ve ever sat in front of your Windows PC and wondered what exactly is making it run so slowly, some clarity may be on […]
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How to Enable “notification Cooldown” on Your Google Pixel
While receiving notifications on your phone is generally useful, there are times when they happen too often and too quickly, such as after you turn […]
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“LikeTones” – Guitar Tuner Without Advertising and Additional Sales
I’ve been trying to get back into playing guitar and one thing I’ve noticed is that both the App Store and Google Play are riddled […]
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This Highly-Rated 65-Inch 4K QLED TV Is Now Under $500
The Hisense 65U6N , a PCMag Editor’s Choice winner (which was also included in Lifehacker’s ” Best 65-inch TVs to Buy in 2025 ” in […]
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Nine Ways to Build Financial Intimacy in Your Relationship
On a good first date, you want to talk about hobbies, siblings, and your dream job. No one wants to ruin the atmosphere by asking […]
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You Can Get a Year of Dollar Flight Club Premium+ for Just $30 Right Now
Getting a premium economy or business class seat for the price of economy sounds like a fantasy, but that’s where Dollar Flight Club’s Premium+ plan […]
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What to Expect From Target’s Upcoming Spring Circle Week Sale?
Comparatively speaking, spring hasn’t been much of an online shopping season: We have Prime Day in the summer, October Prime Day and Black Friday in […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Garmin Forerunner 55
Since I retired my G-Shock in 2015, I’ve been using smartwatches for fitness, and they’ve all been Garmin watches in one way or another—some I […]
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The Hearth Display Has Finally Moved Its “assistant” to Where It Belongs
Hearth Helper offered Hearth Display users the ability to text or email customer support to download a list of events on their behalf, such as […]
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It’s Now Easier to Use Your Xbox Controller to Enter Text in Windows 11
By now, typing on a keyboard is second nature to most of us. However, you cannot type on a game controller. As much as I […]
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Pebble Watches Are Coming Back (Sort Of)
You can now pre-order the latest Pebble Watch . This sentence may confuse many people and encourage others. Pebble was one of the first smartwatches, […]
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You Can Remove DRM From Your Digital Books, but It’s Probably Illegal
When Amazon stopped allowing us to download copies of our Kindle books last month , I started looking for ways to keep the ebooks and […]
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13 of My Favorite Ways to Liven up Leftovers
Leftovers can be tricky. Sometimes food tastes so good that you look forward to eating it cold the next day, but that’s not always the […]
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Seven Tricks a Car Dealership Financier May Try to Trick You
Buying a car is one hell of an experience. Beyond the cost ( nearly $50,000 for the average new car these days!), you’ll be in […]
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Google’s Latest Gemini Image Editor Can Remove Watermarks From Photos
Rapid progress in artificial intelligence continues to dominate the headlines, but the latest story to hit the news cycle is more bad than good: It […]
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Use This App to Send Someone a File Without Using Cloud Storage
Quick: send me a large file. Even today, decades after the famous comic book about the issue appeared , it’s not necessarily easy. Messaging services […]
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Ninja Crispi Is Changing the Way Party Dips Are Made.
I’m not new to the crispy properties of the air fryer. (Here are some of my favorite models.) The powerful convection heating mechanism heats up […]
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Apple’s Password Manager Has Had a Major Security Flaw for Years
While Apple has been offering password management solutions for years, it wasn’t until last fall that the company finally released a dedicated password app, appropriately […]
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