Apple Launches Three New Health Research You Can Participate In
Apple today announced that they are launching three new health studies and that you will be able to sign up for the new Research app. […]
Continue reading »Month: September 2019
You Should Definitely Add Mirin to the Scrambled Eggs
There are many wonderful omelets in this world and I love all of them. I love the meaty, cheesy Denver omelet, and I love the […]
Continue reading »What Parents Need to Know About Vaping
You’ve probably always suspected that vaping isn’t the best habit for anyone, let alone teens. And now it seems that we are collecting evidence of […]
Continue reading »How to Apply to Beta Test EA Cloud Gaming and Play Four Games for Free
Many of the largest gaming companies are betting that the gaming industry is moving forward with cloud gaming – games streamed from a server rather […]
Continue reading »How to Get Better at Small Talk
In this short episode, we delve into the topic of small talk. Is there any real value in the chatter, or is it just chatter? […]
Continue reading »Everything That Really Matters From Today’s Apple Event
Today is Apple Day. I’m not in Apple Park in a glass donut , but I watched a live stream from two devices at the […]
Continue reading »How to Share Chrome Browser Tabs Across Devices
Google is finally releasing a handy new tool for sharing Chrome tabs across devices. Sharing tabs between devices has been in Chrome Canary builds for […]
Continue reading »Why Amazon Employees Are Protesting Against Climate Change
On September 20, more than 1,000 Amazon employees – mostly from the company’s Seattle headquarters – will leave Amazon offices to protest the company’s inaction […]
Continue reading »How to Stop Being Late All the Time
To be late once is understandable. Being late often or even “sometimes” is rude. It’s time to get back on schedule. We’ve rounded up the […]
Continue reading »How to Use a Credit Card to Protect the Environment
Earlier this year, Mastercard and Swedish fintech startup Doconomy launched Mastercard Do Black, a credit card that tracks the carbon footprint of every purchase you […]
Continue reading »Add Frozen Peas to Soups and Stews Just Before Serving
Frozen peas add sweetness and color to all dishes, but I especially value them in soups and stews. Their bright flavor provides a bit of […]
Continue reading »Update Verizon App to Fix Huge Call Lag Bug in Android 10
On the list of “annoying features of my device,” I suspect that having to wait 20 to 60 seconds for a phone call to connect […]
Continue reading »Install New Android Spotify Beta to Resurrect Its Almighty Widget
Who would have thought that one little widget – or rather deleting it – would piss off so many Android Spotify fans? This is exactly […]
Continue reading »How to Turn FOMO Into JOMO
FOMO – the fear of missing out – is not just the fear of not experiencing something. This is the fear of not being invited. […]
Continue reading »What Shoes to Wear When Lifting Weights
When I first put on real climbing shoes, it was a revelation to me. My legs were so stable during the squat, as if they […]
Continue reading »You Are Dying ?! Ask Two Doctors Your Toughest Health Questions at 13:00 ET [update: Complete]
Look, we get it. Are you busy. You’ve had a strange pulling pain in your side for a while, or maybe you have questions about […]
Continue reading »Is It Illegal for a President to Make Money From Outside Business During His Tenure?
Vice President Mike Pence visited Dublin, Ireland last week to attend several meetings, but, confusingly, stayed at Trump’s hotel about 200 miles away . Just […]
Continue reading »How Vivaldi’s New Browser for Android Pits the Competition
The highly customizable Vivaldi web browser is now available in beta on Android devices . We tested the Android app and found it to be […]
Continue reading »Make Your Salads Better Using a Classic Recipe As a Template
For some people, making a good salad is intuitive; for others it is an amazing challenge. Blending and juxtaposing different flavors and textures on top […]
Continue reading »Southwest Offers Flights Starting From $ 49 This Week
Southwest has a $ 49 ticket sale right now. From now until September 12, Southwest is offering discounted tickets on a number of routes. To […]
Continue reading »Encourage Teenagers to “speak Before They Send.”
Every time I start to tell my son: “Your words are powerful, therefore …”, he ends my sentence with the words: “… so choose them […]
Continue reading »Facebook Can Tell When You Last Had Sex
Some period tracking apps sent data to Facebook, BuzzFeed reports , including when you’ve had sex if you’ve logged it with the apps. They also […]
Continue reading »Take Advantage of Free Chromebook Offers Before They Expire
I don’t have a new Chromebook but would love to; not because my laptop needs to be updated (which is fine), but because then I […]
Continue reading »How to Enable More Secure DNS Over HTTPS in Firefox Before Mozilla Does It
Mozilla will enable Firefox DNS over HTTPS (DoH) by default for all users at some point in late September. Here’s why it’s important: DoH keeps […]
Continue reading »Stop Forcing Your Apps to Close
Force-quitting apps all the time is a bad habit that many of us have formed over the years. We were told that it helps to […]
Continue reading »Greatest Stories From Am I an Asshole? Subreddit
“Am I an asshole?” it is a subreddit where users tell a story of interpersonal conflict and ask who is to blame. Redditors give their […]
Continue reading »Meet Our New Offspring Editor
Okay, so I’m not new. If you read Offspring , the Lifehacker parenting vertical on a regular basis, chances are you’ve seen me lurking around […]
Continue reading »Helping Hurricane Dorian Pets
As Hurricane Dorian continues along the east coast of Canada, we are just beginning to understand the damage it has done so far, especially in […]
Continue reading »When to Talk About Personal Problems at Work
If in your personal life you are going through a period of stress, is it worth bringing it up at work? When should you tell […]
Continue reading »Use an Old Pickle Jar to Measure Out the Ideal Amount of Pickle
Most pickle recipes – even cold pickle recipes – are for making a lot of pickles, but if you live in a tiny space, or […]
Continue reading »How to Know What You Like in the Bedroom
Imagine that you are having sex with your partner and he asks you, “What do you want to do next?” At first glance, this may […]
Continue reading »You’re Missing Out on the Best Kind of Podcast
Everyone should listen to an audio drama podcast – a podcast that is played out like in a theater, in a movie or on television. […]
Continue reading »How to Watch an Apple IPhone Event on Tuesday
Apple is hosting a media event tomorrow to announce, among other things, the next iPhone. There are rumors that there will actually be three new […]
Continue reading »Remove These 24 Android Apps Infected With the New Joker Malware
Another time around, another batch of Android apps hit the Google Play Store and amassed hundreds of thousands of downloads with some hidden malware embedded […]
Continue reading »Learn to Fail Squatting
On a recent Reddit thread, several users shared tips on how to deal with their fear of death with squats. According to one Redditor, who […]
Continue reading »If You Requested USD 125 From Equifax Settlement Agreement, You Need to Confirm Your Claim
There is now one more step in the Equifax resolution process for claiming your $ 125 payment. If you’ve already filed a grievance, you may […]
Continue reading »Yes, You Can Use the Fitness Studio When Empty
Have you ever wished your gym had a nice, quiet place where you could do your stretches or bodyweight without huddling between machines and dumbbells? […]
Continue reading »What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in the Week of September 9, 2019
I’m full-time on The I-Land (Thursday), the original Netflix apparently trying to answer the question, “What if you went to the Fyre festival and never […]
Continue reading »Accept Your Anxiety by Reimagining It As “excitement”
Historically, I’ve always been a bit of an anxious person. First day of school? I’m very nervous. First meeting with my boyfriend’s friends? I may […]
Continue reading »Automatically Switch Web Search to DuckDuckGo Sometimes With This Chrome Extension
Google has made its search function an integral part of the Internet experience. This is such a big part of how most of us use […]
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