My Favorite Apps to Make Studying Less Painful
While it’s true that handwriting helps you remember more of what you study, it’s also true that the convenience of a phone or computer simply […]
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Five Best Video Calling Apps That Will Replace Skype
Microsoft is officially shutting down Skype (RIP) . Even if you haven’t used the app in years, it’s possible that Skype was your first introduction […]
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This 65-Inch Samsung QLED TV Is on Sale for the Lowest Price Right Now
QLED TVs are a step above budget LEDs and a step below premium OLEDs. One example is the Samsung Q60CB 65-inch QLED TV , which […]
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You Can Now Limit the Amount of RAM Consumed by Microsoft Edge While Gaming
Microsoft Edge continues to position itself as a smart, productivity-focused alternative to Chrome, free of the bloat that Google’s constant feature expansion can sometimes lead […]
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What’s New on Prime Video in March 2025
Prime Video will have new parts of two familiar series in March. First up will be the third season of The Wheel of Time (March […]
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Start Using This Complete Tax Worksheet Now to Be Prepared for Next Year
It’s time to file your taxes by April 15, 2025. If you’ve already done this, congratulations! Now you can relax and wait for your refund, […]
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Sonos Arc Soundbar $250 Off
The Sonos brand is well known in the smart speakers and surround sound industry. And, as with Apple, people are willing to pay high prices […]
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Seven Home Updates That Don’t Require Any Tools
Many people want to update their homes through a remodel, renovation, or small project. But cost is always a factor (and a barrier): The average […]
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Oura’s Readiness Score Finally Takes Into Account Menstrual Cycles
Oura, the smart ring , finally takes menstrual cycle data into account when assigning readiness scores—a feature whose absence has confused users for years. The […]
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Skype Is Dead
It’s official: Skype is dead. The long-lived (by Internet standards) voice-over-the-Internet application has been put out to pasture by parent company Microsoft. While Skype was […]
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The Outdoor Method Can Help Even the Most Organized People Get Organized
What are you doing this weekend? Don’t know? Now you’re doing it: you’re going to declutter and declutter your home using the open-air method. This […]
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Google’s First Pixel Watch Now Costs $110
The Google Pixel Watch in champagne gold with walnut band or polished silver with charcoal band retails for $109.99, which is $170 off its regular […]
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This Free App Will Help You Make Cocktails From Ingredients You Already Have.
Some people have fully stocked bars, while others make do with a rotating selection of spirits and ingredients. If that’s you, then Drinkable is a […]
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OpenAI Counts on Paid Users to Test ChatGPT-4.5
Today in a livestream, OpenAI finally announced the launch of its GPT-4.5 model, but with one twist: it currently requires a $200 per month ChatGPT […]
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These Surprisingly Good Headphones Are Now Only $20
I used to constantly buy cheap headphones from random brands simply because I needed headphones that wouldn’t give me a heart attack if (or when) […]
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Is the PSVR 2 Worth Its New, Lower Price?
This March, the price of the Sony PlayStation VR 2 headset will be permanently reduced to $400 from $550. This will include a headset, controllers […]
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This Notes App Can Replace Four of the Most Popular Productivity Tools
Obsidian is the Winamp of productivity tools. If you’re as old as me, you might remember that the best part of this once ubiquitous music […]
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Loaded With Useful Accessories, This GoPro Kit Is $100 Off
GoPro is the undisputed king of small outdoor action cameras. The latest flagship camera, the GoPro Hero13 Black, came out in September this year, but […]
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Try the Viral “GFD Bin” Decluttering Method the Next Time Guests Come Over.
I love watching Reels and TikToks about cleaning because not only do I get some good tips, but I also find them interesting. Yes, Algorithm, […]
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Gene Hackman’s 20 Greatest Performances (and Where to Watch Them)
They don’t make movie stars like they used to, but they only made a star like Gene Hackman once. Born in 1930, Hackman served as […]
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$120 Off This Compact Projector
Projectors are a great option for evening entertaining indoors and outdoors (when the weather warms up a bit), but they can be a little bulky. […]
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This Dyson Vacuum Is Now $120 Off
While I was scouring online stores this week, I noticed a great deal: Amazon is discounting the Dyson V8 Plus Cordless Vacuum Cleaner to $349.99 […]
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How to Properly Hold a Barbell With a Crochet Hook
As we said earlier, there are three ways to hold a barbell if you’re worried about your grip slipping . You can use straps; you […]
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Weird Apple Mail Archiving Behavior Finally Fixed
If all you need is a simple and reliable email client, the Apple Mail app is a great choice. And it only gets better over […]
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Nine Desserts From Around the World to Celebrate Fat Tuesday
Whether you plan to observe the Christian fast or not, celebrating Mardi Gras (or Fat Tuesday) is a great excuse to snack on desserts. In […]
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These Are the Best Free Email Providers for 2025
Setting up a free email account has never been easier. You now have many great options that promise plenty of storage space and convenient features, […]
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This Subscription-Free Security Camera Is $20 Right Now
The TP-Link Tapo C402 is $19.99 on Woot for the next two days or until it sells out. If you’re a Prime member, you get […]
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Designate “purgatory” for a Less Stressful Decluttering Experience.
Getting rid of things can be difficult, even if you’re not exactly a hoarder. In fact, it’s so difficult for many of us in our […]
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15 Heartbreaking Medical Dramas That Will Air After Pitt
Noah Wiley can’t seem to escape the emergency room. After spending more than a decade on NBC’s ’90s megahit ER, he’s back in suit for […]
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How Much Does Running Gear Cost, Depending on What Type of Runner You Are?
I’m a full-time Lifehacker marathoner and senior financial columnist. And now I unite my two worlds. Running is often touted as one of the most […]
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Other Browsers Need to Steal Opera’s Multitasking Sidebar
I’m running full screen apps on my Mac. I like to send each application to a separate workspace and switch between them to use the […]
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Pixel Phones Are Getting a New Fraud Detection Tool
Pixel users will soon get an extra layer of protection from malicious calls and texts as Google’s real-time fraud detection system rolls out widely next […]
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This Site Will Transform Your Bluesky MySpace Profile
Do you remember a time when the Internet was a more chaotic, personal place? When has the experience of using social media not been so […]
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Pixel Watch 3 Will Be Able to Detect Loss of Heart Rate
Google has just announced that the Pixel Watch 3 ‘s “heart rate loss detection” feature has received FDA clearance and will be available to users […]
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Sennheiser Accentum Headphones Are Now 50% Off
The headphone market can be a hectic one if you’re not aware, with many brands and new models launching regularly. However, I keep an eye […]
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This Google Tool Can Help Hide Your Personal Information From Searches
“Don’t Google yourself” is terrible advice. If there is personal information about you online, you should know about it because, despite common misconceptions, the Internet […]
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Eight Subtle Scams Real Estate Agents Can Commit
If you’ve tried to buy or sell a home, you’ve likely worked with a licensed real estate professional— there are more than 3 million of […]
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How to Choose Between Pizza Stone and Pizza Steel
Making homemade bread and pizza can be greatly improved by using a pizza stone . I’ve been using this for years and it’s the best […]
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IOS 18.4 Lets You Add Apple Music Playlists to Your Lock Screen
As a big fan of background music, I was intrigued by the changes to the Control Center in iOS 18.4 . It adds a new […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
Samsung releases Fan Edition (FE) smartphones, tablets and headphones for those looking for a budget option compared to their flagship product. The Galaxy Tab S9 […]
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