What’s New on Disney+ in June 2024
The biggest thing coming to Disney+ in June is, of course, the Star Wars show: Lucasfilm’s two-part series The Acolyte premieres on Tuesday, June 4 […]
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What Actually Counts As “moderate Exercise”
Physical exercise is a healthy and, one might say, necessary part of our lives. Recommendations from public health organizations say that you should aim for […]
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This Smart Charcoal Grill Is Worth Checking Out
The Masterbuilt Auto Ignite 545 Smart BBQ took seven excruciating hours to assemble using poor instructions and mislabeled parts. By the time it was ready […]
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How to Run Android Apps on Windows 11
Microsoft has officially announced the end of support for Android apps in Windows 11 , but that shouldn’t bother you. If you used the official […]
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Eight Meditation Apps That Are Cheaper (and Better) Than Headspace and Calm
Headspace and Calm are giants in the meditation app space, and both have done impressive work in bringing mindfulness-based meditation to the masses . Their […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: 13-Inch Apple MacBook Air M3
The new range of M3 MacBook Air laptops were released in March this year and, surprisingly, they have been discounted since their release. However, as […]
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You Can Buy Fallout 76 for Xbox for $6 Right Now
You can get Fallout 76 on Xbox One or Series X|S on sale right now for $5.99 (reg. $69.99). Play solo or online multiplayer on […]
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Why Do All Married People Need a Postnuptial Agreement?
Marriage is usually talked about in terms of love and relationships – the intensity of the emotions you feel towards each other, as well as […]
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“Saving” Is Not a Smart Financial Hack
You may have seen the term ” thrifting ” on social media lately, supposedly used to save money. But despite its (sort of) catchy name, […]
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The Best Way to Finally Organize All of Your Child’s Toys
This wasn’t how I wanted to spend my whole Sunday, but seeing how devastated my oldest son was when he realized he’d lost one of […]
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Apple Reminders Has a Hidden Kanban Feature
Kanban boards help you find flow in your work: instead of just a list of tasks, your big tasks can be broken down into different […]
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How the New “private Space” Works on Android 15
Of all the new Android 15 features Google has told us about so far , one of the most important—and potentially the most useful—is called […]
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TikTok Myth of the Week: “natural SPF” Supplements
How great would it be if we could prevent sunburn and skin cancer without sunscreen simply by eating certain natural foods? It’s a really compelling […]
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The First 10 Things You Should Do With Your New Apple Watch
So you’ve just set up your brand new Apple Watch . Apple’s popular wearable device is a stunning extension of your iPhone, packed with features […]
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Slack Uses Your Private Conversations to Train Its AI
Slack users online— on Mastodon , Threads , and Hackernews —have reacted with alarm to a little-known privacy page that describes how their Slack conversations, […]
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Stop Using One Chrome Profile for Everything
Here’s the secret to staying sane even on the busiest of days: multiple Google Chrome profiles. Now I have four. One is tied to my […]
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Twitter.com Has Now Become X.com (at Least for Some of Us)
Twitter changed its name to “X” back in July 2023. But while the site has taken the last 10 months to slowly adapt to its […]
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You Should Replace Windows 11 File Explorer With This App
File Explorer in Windows 11 is having a hard time. The original design of Windows 10 replaced familiar features, and the context menu was truncated, […]
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How to Prepare Now for Poor Air Quality During Bushfire Season
Air quality can be affected by a variety of factors, including smog trapped low to the ground by atmospheric conditions, industrial accidents, dust storms, volcanic […]
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You May Need Car Insurance Even If You Don’t Own a Car
Cars are expensive – even used cars are no longer a cheap option. So it’s not surprising that people living in areas where a car […]
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You Can Use Custom Phrases Instead of “Hey Siri” for Certain Tasks in IOS 18
To launch the voice assistant on your iPhone, you can say “Hey Siri” or just “Siri” and then say a command. This has been true […]
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Five DIY Kitchen Upgrades You Can Do for Under $100
Kitchen remodeling can be expensive, especially since renovation costs are projected to remain high for the foreseeable future . But to get more from your […]
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How to Create Your Own Dynamic Wallpaper for MacOS
Since the launch of macOS Mojave in 2018, users have been able to experience dynamic wallpapers (originally called dynamic desktops)—background images that change color depending […]
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Five Types of Trees That Can Be Safely Planted Near Your Home
If you want to plant a tree in your yard but aren’t sure you have the space because you heard that planting a tree too […]
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Why GameStop Stock Is Popular Again (and Why You Shouldn’t Trust the Hype)
If you thought the frenzy over GameStop and other so-called “meme stocks” was over after the roller coaster ride of 2021, think again: Shares of […]
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This Smart Electric Grill Can’t Replace a Barbecue
Testing smart grills has sparked a philosophical debate about what constitutes a “barbecue”: Should all barbecues involve real fire (or just heat, like infrared)? Is […]
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Seven Ways to Make the Windows 11 Taskbar Even More Useful
The Windows 11 taskbar is one of the best features of the new operating system – sleek, minimalistic and visually distinct. However, this could be […]
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The Easiest Way to Spice up a Cold Drink
For coffee lovers like me, a quality cup is always a good drink option. In the morning it’s the only choice. Winter tries to push […]
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The Best IOS Game Emulators You Can Play on Your IPhone
Since the launch of Android in 2008, Apple’s iOS has fallen significantly behind Google-powered rivals in one area: retro gaming. While some companies, notably Final […]
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This Chicken Crust Pizza Is Better Than It Has Any Right to Be
While there are decent pizza dough substitutes out there, I didn’t expect to like this one as much as I did. I knew it would […]
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How to Squat With a Barbell If You Don’t Have a Squat Rack
To lift weights at home , you’ll first need kettlebells. It’s quite simple: if you’re into barbell lifting, just buy a set of barbells. But […]
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This Heated Foam Roller Is Everything I Hoped It Would Be.
When it comes to soothing sore muscles, I have two go-tos: heat and massage. However, I have always had to enjoy these things separately. For […]
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These Are Jobs for Which You Can Still Get a Pension
In an era when employer-sponsored retirement plans like 401(k)s have become the norm, pensions are becoming a dying breed. A pension is a retirement plan […]
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The Best and Worst Times to Drive Over Memorial Day Weekend, According to AAA
Heading out for Memorial Day weekend? According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), you won’t be alone: The organization estimates that 43.8 million Americans will […]
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Anyone With a Flat Roof Should Consider a Seamless Roofing System.
It’s easy to love your roof when it’s relatively new and doing its job. How long this honeymoon of roofing love lasts depends largely on […]
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This App Allows You to Use Your Mac Without Even Touching Your Mouse
Most tasks are faster with the keyboard than with the mouse, but not every app is built with the keyboard in mind. This is where […]
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This App Gives MacBook a Middle Click
Apple no longer places a middle-click button on its mice. Instead, the company now makes two types of mice for its Mac devices—the trackpad (available […]
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What the Most Reliable Leaks Say About Nintendo Switch 2
The Nintendo Switch 2 rumor mill has seemingly been churning almost since the Switch’s initial launch, but Nintendo has remained largely silent on the matter […]
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The Difference Between a Credit Freeze and a Credit Block (and When to Use Each)
In today’s world of rampant identity theft and data breaches, protecting your credit has become vital. The two main tools you can use to protect […]
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Google Is Introducing More Generative Artificial Intelligence Into Search
AI was a dominant force at Google I/O this year , and one of Google’s biggest announcements was a new Gemini model tailored for Google […]
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