Most Viewed Posts This Week: September 4-11
This week was all about smartphones: refreshed Apple devices, the best time to update your iPhone, get your phone in your car, and more. Plus we expressed our love for aluminum foil. Here’s a look back.
Everything Apple announced today that really matters
Apple’s big fall event took place over two hours today and was filled with many announcements. If you haven’t spent your morning watching all of this, here’s what they announced that really matters.
How often should you update your iPhone? Experiment
I am a fan of gadgets. I love having the latest and greatest phone. But my wife is more frugal – she’d better sink her phone into the ground before upgrading. But is renewing every three years really more cost-effective than renewing every year? I checked a few numbers to find out.
No, your iPhone was never only $ 200.
Apple announced a new iPhone yesterday, but if you want to pre-order it this weekend, you might find it costs $ 650 – far from the $ 200 it cost on many older plans. I have bad news for you: your phone is never worth only $ 200.
When should your child go to bed, based on age and waking time
This is one of the biggest challenges for parents: getting your children to sleep , but it is so important for their brain and body development. Sleep guidelines vary by age, so here is a handy reference table.
The five best car mounts for smartphones
Finding the perfect smartphone mount in your car is like looking for a needle in a haystack. There are tons of options. Some of them are quite cheap, others are expensive and with a lot of widgets and features that you may not need. Then there are others that are just right. This week we’ll be taking a look at the top five based on your nominations.
How to finally start exercising (even if you hate it)
Hating exercise is not the same as being lazy. Motivation to exercise is a tricky subject, but if getting off the couch is the hardest thing for you, we can help you. Here’s how to finally start exercising, no matter how much you hate it.
How to avoid jerks when jerks are around you
Working in retail, I still remember one of my worst clients. He handed me a quarter and what looked like a one dollar bill. I said, “Sorry, only two twenty-five.” He took apart two crunchy bills that I hadn’t noticed, stuck together, and slowly counted: “One … two. You speak English? Do you know math? “I was furious, but I didn’t say anything. However, that day I had few conversations with everyone until my friend asked, “What is your problem?” The problem was that I let this dash turn me into a dash.
How much more can you earn with a higher education degree, depending on your specialty
Applying to graduate school is time consuming and expensive, so the decision is not easy. How much more you can earn will depend on both your bachelor’s degree and the degree you want to pursue. This calculator shows how your lifetime earnings will increase (or even decrease) depending on your choice.
Removing scratches on wood furniture with olive oil and vinegar
Do you have wood furniture all scratched and shabby? Do not be afraid. Olive oil and vinegar can save him from this sad condition.
Stop worrying about “chemicals” in your food
The word “chemicals” strikes fear in the minds of many people, especially when it comes to the things they put into their bodies. However, everything you eat is made up of chemicals and there is nothing to worry about.
Aluminum foil is cooler than people think
Aluminum foil is a fairly simple subject, but it raises a lot of questions such as “does it really matter which side I use?” And “does she really protect my thoughts from them ?” Plus, it can be infinitely customizable, making it a work item in the kitchen with many uses.
Tech Job Search Buzzwords and What They Really Mean
Finding a job in technology is difficult. Before you go hunting, you need to have the right skills, the right contacts, and a carefully crafted resume. What you don’t need are the often complex, semi-meaningless job titles and buzzwords floating around in many job descriptions. Let’s take a look at a few of the most abused ones and what they actually mean to real people.