Make Sure Your Mortgage Calculator Shows Your Expenses Are Outside of Principal and Interest
Consumers go out of their way to seek deals and cut costs , but when it comes to buying a home, we often think it’s […]
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The Google Maps Update Adds a Bottom Bar With Information About Public Transportation, Nearby Places, and More.
Android: Google is making small changes to Google Maps today, adding a new bottom navigation bar. Here you can find restaurant recommendations, travel time home […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Use the Moments When You Only Feel Good
We often think of happiness as those moments when we feel especially joyful or bright, but looking for those moments alone can lead to the […]
Continue reading »Will It Be Sous Vide? Let’s Pick a Different Theme!
Greetings, sous vide lovers! And welcome back to yet another immersive topic-making session forWill It Sous Vide? , a weekly column where I do whatever […]
Continue reading »Stick to the Thumb Down Button in Pandora for the Best Variety of Music
If you’re tired of getting the same music recommendations from Pandora – or just need a little more variety – don’t use the thumb button […]
Continue reading »By Default, You Choose the Easiest Path, Not the Most Pleasant.
In the absence of self-motivation, a good habit, or an inspiring deadline, your brain will take the default path. You might think that this path […]
Continue reading »Neil Chisierega’s Advice to Young Artists: “Save All Your Old Files”
If you don’t know Neil Sisiac by name, you are probably familiar with his work. He is thesongwriter for Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny , […]
Continue reading »Simple Enjoyment of Wireless Headphones
I’m not an audiophile, but I love convenience. And comfort. And this is quite inconvenient when you just want to use headphones to drown out […]
Continue reading »Epic! Provides Kids With Unlimited Access to a Huge Library of Children’s Books
Letting kids choose what they read is a great way to encourage them to read more. Epic! The app gives kids under 12 access to […]
Continue reading »Use Your Raspberry Pi and Touchscreen As a Recipe Manager for Your Kitchen
It’s no secret that an Android tablet or iPad with a recipe manager like Paprika is a great way to get all those cookbooks out […]
Continue reading »Get Pre-Orders for Meals at the Airport
Nobody wants to spend $ 15 on a sandwich, but when you’re hungry and want something more than a tiny bag of pretzels, you give […]
Continue reading »Do Annoying Work Early, Before It Turns Into a Motivation Undermining Monster
When you see a few plates in the sink, you don’t worry about it, because it’s not critical. You can get it later. When you […]
Continue reading »Remember These Flowers When Picking Avocados
Avocados are a very important food from which you can make many delicious delicacies , but picking the perfect ripe one can be tricky. Luckily, […]
Continue reading »Top Downloads This Week
Every week we share the number of downloads for all platforms to help you get started. Here are the top downloads this week. Best Habit […]
Continue reading »How to Watch Only Super Bowl Ads
Honestly, you watch the Super Bowl for the commercials. Well, now you don’t have to go through all the whistles, flags and other sports stuff […]
Continue reading »Design Your Own Workshop Chair With a Secret Compartment That Can Hold Beer
A small stool for your workshop is comfortable enough anyway, but on YouTube, Patrick Soriano decided to add a secret compartment that’s perfect for beer. […]
Continue reading »Look for Hidden Netflix Categories and Save Favorites With This Extension
Chrome: Netflix has many hidden category codes that you can use to find movies and shows that you enjoy. The aptly named Netflix Categories Chrome […]
Continue reading »Five Foods That Stay Good Almost Indefinitely
They say everything has an expiration date, but it turns out that some foods have an infinite shelf life. According to the infographic below, which […]
Continue reading »Difference Between Potstickers, Wontons and Gyoza
Dumplings is a broad term for dough pieces that cover some kind of meat or vegetable filling. Potstickers, wontons and gyoza are Asian dumplings. The […]
Continue reading »10 Best Ways to Stay Safe on Public Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi is a surprise, especially if you work in a library or airport, or if you just want to save data to your phone […]
Continue reading »What Immediately Happens to Your Body When You Quit Smoking
Being aware of the long-term harm that smoking is doing to your body does not make it easier to quit smoking, but there are amazing […]
Continue reading »Create a Personal Soda Vending Machine That Fits in Your Locker
When it comes to delicious drinks, there is more pleasure than getting a fresh can of soda from the vending machine. With this fun DIY […]
Continue reading »Rest of the Day: Leaked Windows 10 Cloud Images Show a More Power-Efficient OS
After references to “Windows Cloud” began to appear in beta versions of the operating system, there were several rumors about a new variant of Windows […]
Continue reading »Reliabitaly Can Tell You If This Olive Oil Was Really “made in Italy”
Some products try to use phrases and tags such as “Made in Italy” as an argument, even if this is not the case. This app […]
Continue reading »NooBoss Restricts Chrome Extensions to Select Sites and Monitors Them for Updates
Chrome: If you use a lot of Chrome extensions, then you know that Chrome’s built-in extension manager doesn’t give you much control. NooBoss is an […]
Continue reading »Outlook for IPhone Gets Add-Ins to Link Your Email to Other Services
iPhone: Microsoft today updated its Outlook for iPhone app, which is one of the best email apps for the iPhone , with a new feature […]
Continue reading »Mas Updates and Installs Mac App Store Apps From the Command Line
Mac: To manually update any apps you download from the Mac App Store, you must open the app, click the download tab, wait for the […]
Continue reading »Be Good, Play Well. I’m Leaving.
Do you guys remember the little commentator named “Phoenix”? It was me. A long time ago, when Lifehacker was a newbie, like you, I sat […]
Continue reading »How Your Snot Works and Why Does It Turn Green When You Are Sick
We take snot for granted, but it’s actually a really important substance that keeps our nose (and lungs, and even our digestive system!) Running smoothly. […]
Continue reading »How to Properly Fill a Piping Bag
Although I bake a lot, I have always found it difficult to decorate, especially if there are some pipes. No matter how hard I try, […]
Continue reading »The Importance of Empathy in Everyday Life
In difficult times, it is more important than ever to consider the feelings of others. We are all in our own bubble, with our own […]
Continue reading »Here Is a List of People and Companies That Will Match Your Donation to the ACLU
If you are planning to donate to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) , an organization that helps defend our constitutional rights and freedoms, you […]
Continue reading »Most Viewed Posts This Week: January 27 to February 3
This week we tried push-ups every day for a month, compared all the new online streaming TV services, learned about the Super Bowl “perfect bra […]
Continue reading »These Index Funds Make It Easy to Invest in Socially Responsible Companies
Statistics show that consumers want to support companies that support social and environmental concerns . If you want to invest in socially responsible companies too, […]
Continue reading »Four Healthy Super Bowl Snack Ideas
Super Bowl party food is famous for its decadence. Meaty, cheesy, crunchy and greasy, these snacks are certainly delicious, but they can also put you […]
Continue reading »Ask for a Discount on a New Product If Something Goes Out of Warranty
Let’s say you break your watch or some other object or device. You check the warranty and it’s a bummer: it’s expired. If you are […]
Continue reading »Turn Old Compacts Into a Stylish DIY Wall Mirror
Compact use of makeup isn’t the only way to get the most out of it. If you have multiple compacts that are dying, turn them […]
Continue reading »Fried Pizza Dough Is a Super Hearty and Easy Snack
If you’re the type of person who craves a pizza crust with gravy and cheese, I have good news. Thanks to the frying power, you […]
Continue reading »How to Stream Super Bowl 51 Live on Any Device, Even If You Don’t Have Cable
This is Super Bowl weekend, and this is snacks, beer and, of course, football. If you don’t have a cable and want to stream the […]
Continue reading »NameCheckr Finds Out If Your Name Is Available on Dozens of Sites
When you come up with a new name for a site (or just for yourself on the web), it sucks when you find that some […]
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