Avoid Updating to IOS 12.1 Beta If You’ve Pre-Ordered the New IPhone XS
If you’ve pre-ordered an iPhone XS or XS Max and tested the iOS 12 beta, you shouldn’t update your device to iOS 12.1. Why not […]
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I’m David Murphy, Senior Technology Editor at Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »Should You Make This Viral Meat Stick?
There are good and bad hacks and we want to give you some good reviews in this online post. A good hacker should make life […]
Continue reading »How to Enable Safari Favicons on Mac and IOS
On September 17, Apple launched the latest version of its Safari web browser, Safari 12 , for macOS Sierra and High Sierra users, and it […]
Continue reading »What Does the Phrase “Put Your Feet Up” Really Mean?
If the phrase “put your feet up” never made any sense to you, you are not alone. Trying to follow this advice can seem awkward, […]
Continue reading »Prioritize Your SUG to-Do List
If you’re looking for a way to update your standard to-do list to make it more efficient, David Noor, founder of The Nour Group, Inc. […]
Continue reading »I’m Melissa Kirsch, Editor-in-Chief of Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »How to Attract Good Luck
When you look at people you admire for one reason or another, you might think that part of their success – be it their corner […]
Continue reading »I’m Beth Skorecki, Editor of Lifehacker Health, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »Use This Technique to Teach Your Child About Color.
When my daughter was very young, we read the classics for kids ” Brown Bear”, “Brown Bear”, “What do you see?” According to the plot, […]
Continue reading »How to Auto-Fill Passwords With LastPass, 1Password, or Dashlane in IOS 12
There are a lot of cool new tricks in iOS 12 . And if you know about security – who is not! – you’ll love […]
Continue reading »How to Help Transgender Children According to Pediatricians
The American Academy of Pediatrics recently released a new policy statement on how to support children and adolescents who identify as transgender or fall under […]
Continue reading »How to Live at 20, According to Women Over 40
There are some things that you will not understand until you grow up after twenty and thirty years and do not take advantage of the […]
Continue reading »I’m Joel Kahn, Senior Video Producer at Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »What Songs Are Not for Children You Listen to With Children?
My 5 year old daughter’s favorite songs so far include “Surf Wax America” by Weezer, “Wonderwall” by Oasis and “One Day” by Matisyahu. My husband […]
Continue reading »How to Avoid the President’s “Unblockable” Warning
The President has the authority to send unblockable text messages to nearly every cell phone in the United States, and a test of the system […]
Continue reading »To Help Your Child Do More, Speak Less.
Have you ever seen a parent talk to a toddler about a Rice Crispie treat? They patiently explain the risk of tooth decay, the importance […]
Continue reading »Twitter Returns the Timeline in Reverse Order
Either we’ve entered an alternate reality where Twitter cares about its users, or something good actually happened on the Internet for a change: the social […]
Continue reading »What Are Your Favorite IOS 12 Shortcuts?
If you haven’t installed iOS 12 yet, what are you waiting for? Back up your device – because you can never be too sure – […]
Continue reading »Try This Ritual for More Composure While Eating.
Rituals can help us have better control over our lives and feel more comfortable in situations that would otherwise bother us. One group of researchers […]
Continue reading »Make Your Term Paper 10% Longer With This Font
Listen to me, professional writer: in high school and college you are taught bad writing habits. One of these bad habits is to keep the […]
Continue reading »Today Is National Cheeseburger Day
It’s National Cheeseburger Day, and while I don’t really believe in these contrived food holidays – every day is cheeseburger day, if you love yourself […]
Continue reading »The Best New Features in IOS 12
The latest version of Apple’s operating system for iPhone and iPad, iOS 12 has been released. It introduces dozens of new features and improvements; there […]
Continue reading »How to Adjust Your Budget As Your Family’s Needs Change
How will your budget change as your financial responsibilities change? Here’s what we’re watching this week. Every Monday, we address one of your pressing personal […]
Continue reading »How to Use “cardio Points” in the New Google Fit
Thanks to the latest redesign, Google Fit no longer cares about your steps per day (although the number is still there, in fine print). Instead, […]
Continue reading »I’m Michelle Wu, Parenting Editor of Lifehacker, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for Unexpected Flood Dangers
Storms can destroy your home and level your neighborhood, but even after they pass, flooding presents unique hazards that you may not be aware of. […]
Continue reading »Replace Your Canceled MoviePass With a New Sinemia Unlimited Plan
If you’ve been mourning the loss of your unlimited data plan with MoviePass, you now have the opportunity to strike a similar deal with its […]
Continue reading »Add the Sausage Puree to the Pasta Sauce
I rarely cook the same thing twice. This is especially true with pasta sauce, as it can be adaptable in nature. The other day I […]
Continue reading »How to Conquer Your Fears, With Meditation Teacher Dean Slater
This week we’re digging into the things you’re afraid of – specific things like fear of spiders and heights, as well as the more conceptual, […]
Continue reading »Baby Walkers Are Still Bad
Baby walkers, those wheeled devices that give children who cannot yet walk the sudden ability to walk , are bad. This has long been established […]
Continue reading »How to Find Classical Music You Really Like
Classical music has evolved over the centuries, so there are many different sounds. This means that if you hate one species, you can still love […]
Continue reading »I’m Claire Lower, Editor of Lifehacker Food, and This Is How I Work
Every week, we share shortcuts, workspaces, and productivity tips from our favorite experts. This week we take a look behind the scenes at Lifehacker. I’m […]
Continue reading »Eggplant Caviar – Luxury in a Spoon [updated]
My love for eggplant is fierce, pure and, according to many, abnormal. I do not understand. At its best, this gorgeous nightshade is nothing more […]
Continue reading »How to Install Apple IOS 12, WatchOS 5, and TvOS 12 Updates
Apple is set to release many of the software updates it announced last week today, including iOS 12, watchOS 5, and tvOS 12. There is […]
Continue reading »Encourage Your Child to Read More by Showing Books Face Up
When it comes time to choose books to read, kids often gravitate toward old favorites. There is nothing wrong with that – there are advantages […]
Continue reading »Questions to Ask Yourself to Lead a Better Financial Life
If you read TwoCents, you are probably looking for advice on how to improve your financial life. You might want to be more responsible with […]
Continue reading »The Best Way to Meditate Is Not to Try to Meditate
Meditation expert and writer Dean Slater teaches the practice of “natural” meditation. In the video above, he explains how to form correct thinking, how often […]
Continue reading »Tell Us Your Singapore Travel Tips
After watching Crazy Rich Asians in Singapore, I want to have fun on a cargo ship in international waters and buy clothes that cost more […]
Continue reading »What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of September 17, 2018
What I’m most excited about this week is a weird limited series called Maniac by Carey Joji Fukunagi ( Beasts Without a Nation, True Detective, […]
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