CES 2025: My Favorite (and Worst) Gaming Tech From This Year’s Show
CES isn’t typically where we see the biggest gaming announcements of the year, with major upcoming games typically delayed until the summer and winter, and […]
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The Eight Weirdest Things I Saw at CES 2025
CES is a weeklong exhibition of new products and services from various industries. Some products are true innovations, while others are decidedly duds. However, some […]
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25 New and Returning TV Shows to Add to Your 2025 Watchlist
Real life is in the middle of nowhere at the moment, so I try to let the soothing light of the TV (or tablet, or […]
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I Never Skip This Important Step When Air Frying Dumplings.
I have no qualms about traditional boil pies: slippery dough pockets stuffed with everything from potatoes to cabbage to cheese or meat are pure comfort. […]
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Three Early Signs That Your Home Has a Rodent Problem
The challenge of making your home a comfortable and safe place for you to live in is that these efforts can also make it a […]
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This 77-Inch OLED Smart TV Is Now $1,700
If you’ve been hoping to buy a big-screen OLED TV, you might want to consider the 77-inch Samsung S84D . It’s currently marked down to […]
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One of the Best Premium Soundbars of 2024 Is 50% Off Right Now
Most people buying TVs focus on the visuals, searching for words like 4K and OLED, which means the audio aspect often takes a backseat. If […]
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Five Surprising Things You Can Do With Windows Snips
Windows’ Snipping Tool is best known for its screenshot capabilities—after all, when you launch it from the Start menu, it prompts you to do just […]
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How Opening Multiple Bank Accounts Helped Me Manage My Money Better
I’m good at a lot of things, but managing my money isn’t always one of them. My New Year’s resolution is to become more financially […]
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Grok Is Now Available Without an X Account
It’s 2025, which means every tech company, of course, needs its own AI bot. X is no exception: from the end of 2023, the site […]
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Airbnb Offers Free Accommodation for Wildfire Evacuees
As wildfires in the Los Angeles area continue to spread and force people from their homes, various shelter options have opened up offering free or […]
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CES 2025: Razer’s AI Esports Coach Doesn’t Understand Why I Play Video Games
Have you ever streamed Dark Souls before? Trust me, the last thing you want when you’re fighting a boss is for chat to start telling […]
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CES 2025: Sitting in Razer’s Heated and Cooled Gaming Chair Was Like a Mini-Vacation
CES 2025 is coming to a close and I couldn’t be more excited. Not because I don’t enjoy the show floor or meeting face-to-face with […]
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This Is the Best App for Tracking Forest Fires
In the event of severe weather and natural disasters that can require everything from preparation to evacuation, having reliable and up-to-date reports on conditions is […]
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Your “maximum Heart Rate” Is Probably Incorrect
If you’ve ever worried about your heart rate getting too high or too low during exercise, you’ll want to read this. Your “heart rate zones” […]
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The 75-Inch Sony Bravia X93L Is $1,100 Off at Walmart Right Now.
Sony’s 75-inch Bravia X93L is now $1,398 (down from $2,498)—an all-time low, according to price trackers . This 4K TV has a 120Hz refresh rate […]
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CES 2025: This Smart Planter Will Take Care of Your Indoor Plants While You’re Away
There are endless clever ways to water your plants while you’re away from home: you can drain water jugs, flip wine bottles into pots, or […]
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My Sister-in-Law Introduced Me to the Colombian Cheese Drink and He’s Absolutely Right
I don’t think I could survive the winter if I didn’t have a few hot, soothing drinks to rely on; A steaming mug of hot […]
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Here’s What You Should Do If Your Insurance Company Denies Fire (or Flood) Coverage
Los Angeles County is currently suffering from apocalyptic scenes of deadly, out of control wildfires. Unfortunately, insurance does not function the same way as a […]
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What to Take to the Gym, According to Fitness Instructors
January is one of my favorite times of year as a spin instructor because I see so many new faces in my classes and I […]
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Instagram Is About to Start Adding Politics Back to Your Feed (Here’s How to Block It)
Do you like your Instagram algorithm , but don’t like that it’s missing political posts from accounts you don’t follow? You’re in luck: starting this […]
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Difference Between Cleaning, Disinfecting, and Disinfecting According to the CDC
As we go through another flu season, staying clean remains an effective way to stay healthy. But cleaning alone isn’t always enough when it comes […]
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The Best Products We Saw at CES 2025
CES 2025 brought us big innovations , mind-blowing concepts , and impressive solutions to everyday problems. This year, the CNET Group, consisting of sister sites […]
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Samsung’s Frame TV Is up to $1,000 Off Right Now
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is in full swing, showcasing some exciting tech products you’ll be able to get your hands on over the next […]
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You’re Probably Checking Your 401(K) Too Often.
The start of a new calendar year is the perfect time to take a look at your retirement savings and make sure you’re on the […]
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What People Get Wrong This Week: “Telepathy Tapes”
The most downloaded podcast on Spotify is no longer The Joe Rogan Experience . Rogan’s long-running show has given way to “Tapes of Telepathy,” a […]
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CES 2025: VLC Media Player Unveils AI-Powered Subtitles and Translation That Work Offline
Media player VLC was one of the surprise exhibitors at CES 2025, and the company is showing off a feature that automatically generates subtitles for […]
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Apple Intelligence Now Requires at Least 7 GB of Storage on Each Device
If you’ve been using Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you’ll have to free up a little more space to take advantage of […]
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Why “Couch to 5K” Doesn’t Work for Everyone (and What You Can Do Instead)
The Couch to 5K program has helped many people get into running. It starts with a small number of runs, has a structure that’s easy […]
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Medical Debt Will No Longer Damage Your Credit Score
What a month for health news . This week, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finalized a rule that will prevent medical debt from affecting […]
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Google’s New Daily Listen Is a Personalized News Podcast Powered by AI
Google has another new product you can try, and it’s again powered by artificial intelligence: It’s called Daily Listen, and it summarizes news topics from […]
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Google Pixel 7 Pro Is Now $700 Off
The Google Pixel 7 Pro (512GB, unlocked) is now $399.99 on Woot, down from its original price of $1,099.99. This deal is available for the […]
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What Counts As a “rest Day” (and How Often Do You Need One)
Rest days are an important part of any workout because they help you conserve energy for future training days. But what exactly counts as rest […]
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What Is Cardio Zone 2 and How Should I Actually Do It?
Low-intensity cardio, sometimes called LISS or “zone 2,” is a previously underappreciated form of exercise. It’s finally coming back into fashion after years of absence […]
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The Massive 75-Inch Sony Bravia X93L Costs Almost Half As Much
Энтузиасты технологий уже знают, что в настоящее время проходит самое ожидаемое технологическое мероприятие в мире – Consumer Electronics Show (CES) . But what most people […]
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You Can Cook Oatmeal in a Rice Cooker
Oatmeal lovers, I have good news for you: if you were excited when oatmeal was added to your arsenal of grains, you may not be […]
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Here’s When (and How) to Balance Your Investment Portfolio
If you were hoping for a one-size-fits-all answer to the question of when is the best time to rebalance your portfolio, I’m sorry to disappoint: […]
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How to Make This Tiny Bedroom More Functional
Our homes are getting smaller just as we’re all spending more time in them and living with housemates more than ever, thanks to skyrocketing costs […]
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This Overnight Risotto Saves Me Time on Busy Weeknights.
There’s a reason leftover risotto doesn’t really matter: it gets gooey and breaks if you try to reheat it. It is normal practice to cook […]
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15 Films About What Happens in Vegas
Surprisingly, former punching bag Pamela Anderson is receiving rave reviews for her role in Gia Coppola’s The Last Dancer (out in theaters this weekend). She […]
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