My Favorite Recipes to Get the Most Out of Your Dutch Oven
It took years of convincing before I finally started cooking with a Dutch oven, but once I started, it quickly became my favorite cooking pot. […]
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This 75-Inch LG Smart TV Retails for $450.
TV technology has improved significantly in recent years, with high-end buyers focusing on subtle differences such as the number of local dimming zones. But if […]
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Google Messages Just Fixed Some Major Problems With Retrieving Photos and Videos
If you’ve encountered problems with Google Messages, especially with sending photos and videos, you’re not alone. Messages users have complained that images are slow to […]
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How to Fly After May 7th If You Don’t Have a REAL ID
The final (final) deadline for compliance with the Department of Homeland Security’s REAL ID requirement has arrived, and unlike many times in the two decades […]
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This Mac Screen Blur App Really Helped Me Focus
Study after study shows that people actually can’t multitask, but we try to do it anyway. Why is this? I partly blame our nice big […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 8a
The new Pixel 9 lineup launched last summer and the Pixel 9a is just around the corner, so it’s no surprise that prices for the […]
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Everything You Can Expect to See at Google I/O 2025
Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference, doesn’t start until May 20, but there’s already anticipation for what will be announced during the event. Here’s […]
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How This Chrome Policy Change Will Affect Your Shopping Extensions
Following the controversy surrounding the PayPal Honey browser extension, Google Chrome has updated its policies prohibiting activities that the extension has been seen to engage […]
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These Google Eyes Will Help You Find the Cursor on Your Mac
It happened again: among the huge tabs, dozens of windows and countless unread messages, you somehow lost your cursor. It might be hiding in the […]
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“Abundance of Time” Is a Different Way to Think About Wealth
It makes sense that most of us focus on money when it comes to our happiness. Not being able to afford things like rent is […]
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This Beta IPhone Feature Uses Artificial Intelligence to Sort Notifications
Priority Notifications is a new Apple Intelligence feature that comes with the iOS 18.4 update , which is currently in beta . This is one […]
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You Can Now Delete Your Photos From Google Photos Backup Without Deleting Them Completely
Backing up is always a smart move . If your data is only stored in one place, it is not safe because it only takes […]
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10 Best Features of Hidden AirTags
When Apple AirTags were first released, I thought the devices would be useless once the novelty wore off, but after a year of using them, […]
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My Favorite Podcast App Now Has a Free Web Player
Now, more than ever, I rely on my silly little podcasts to take my mind off things during my days, and yesterday that got a […]
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The Best New Features in Samsung One UI 7
Every year, Samsung takes what Google did with its annual Android update—the Android Open Source Project (or AOSP), to be precise—and creates a fresh version […]
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This Eufy Solar Powered Security Camera, No Subscription Required, Is $100 Right Now
If you’re looking for an outdoor camera that doesn’t require constant battery replacements or a monthly subscription, the Eufy SoloCam S40 might be worth considering, […]
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Microsoft’s Latest Update Fixes 57 Security Vulnerabilities
Microsoft has released its monthly Patch Tuesday update for March 2025, fixing 57 bugs in Windows, Office, Azure and other Microsoft systems. Seven patches address […]
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Bluesky Now Lets You Hide Private Messages From Strangers
Bluesky’s latest update adds several more useful options to its impressive arsenal of anti-harassment tools . The changes make it easier to hide private messages […]
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Seven Home Improvement Projects You Can Complete in One Day
Renovating your home has major benefits in terms of your enjoyment of the property and return on your investment , but it comes at the […]
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New IPads and IPad Airs Are Already Discounted Before They’re Released
Apple will release new MacBooks and iPads tomorrow, which is why you’re seeing discounts on older MacBooks and iPads. Two iPads will be released tomorrow: […]
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Three New Facts We Know About Nintendo Switch 2
After years of intense rumors and speculation , Nintendo finally unveiled the Switch 2 in January of this year . While the company has yet […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: 13-Inch Apple MacBook Air M3
The MacBook Air M3 line of laptops is already heavily discounted ahead of the release of the new MacBook Air M4 laptops tomorrow. You can […]
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Best AI Object Erasers for Photos, Ranked
Apple, Google and Samsung compete on multiple fronts – from phones to health apps to smartwatches – and that rivalry extends to artificial intelligence tools. […]
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New Photoshop App for IPhone, Unpackaged
Photoshop has been the industry standard for image editing software for over 30 years, but until now creators have been limited to using it on […]
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How to Continue Listening to Audio After Boox Palma Goes to Sleep
My Boox Palma is one of the most compelling pieces of technology I’ve ever used —an e-ink reader in a phone form factor that isn’t […]
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Tinker Lets You Create Custom Watch Faces for Your IPhone
Every now and then you come across a beautiful app that makes you smile whenever you use it. Tinker is one of those apps for […]
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The Best Free and Paid Cloud Storage Services
When it comes to important data, you should always have a backup. And then a backup of that backup. Cloud storage services don’t have to […]
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What People Get Wrong This Week: the Transgender Mice Study
Last week, President Trump spoke for an hour and 40 minutes before a joint session of Congress to announce, among other things, America’s comeback. The […]
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How to Erase Saved Passwords From Your Web Browser
Saving your passwords in a browser like Chrome or Firefox provides an easy way to access website logins when you need them, and having a […]
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This Highly Rated Sony Speaker Is on Sale for the Lowest Price Right Now
According to price trackers , the Sony SRS-XG300 costs $144.95, down from a cool $349.99. This is the lowest price ever. This is a huge […]
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Windows Has a Hidden Package Manager
Installing multiple applications at once on Windows can be annoying. You need to find the installation packages, download them, and then run them all one […]
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The Latest Pixel Update Is Full of Glitches, but There’s a Fix for at Least One of Them
Software updates should add new features while improving the stability of the operating system. However, sometimes additional bugs and glitches can slip through the cracks. […]
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The Nintendo Alarmo Sound Clock Really Gets Me up in the Morning
For years I depended on my phone to get me out of bed in the morning and I hated it. I easily fell asleep or […]
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Don’t Fall for Unpaid Parking Fee Scam Text
Unpaid parking fines happen to the best of us, and one of the latest phishing scams wants you to believe that you missed or forgot […]
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How I Use the One In, One Out Method for My Finances
While a “ no purchase month ” is not in my future, I do adhere to certain minimalist rules to keep my finances on track, […]
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The Best AirPods Pro Settings Everyone Should Use
Apple’s AirPods Pro are some of the best wireless headphones you can buy , especially if you’re already part of the Apple ecosystem. Like many […]
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Six Ways to Make Your Home Decor Better Reflect Your Personality
Americans spend nearly $28 billion on interior decoration every year, and for good reason. Our homes are incredibly private spaces: where we walk around in […]
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Fire Hazard Recall May Explain Controversial Pixel 4a Battery Update
Late last month, the Google Pixel 4a received a software update that rendered the device virtually unusable for some people for seemingly unknown reasons. The […]
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Why You Shouldn’t “fix” Your Old Chromecast With a Factory Reset, According to Google
According to a lengthy thread on Reddit , a mysterious bug is affecting a variety of older Chromecast devices, specifically the second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast […]
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My Favorite Affordable QLED TV Is $320 Off Right Now
Mid-range TVs have gotten so good over the past few years that it’s becoming increasingly difficult to justify spending two to three times the price […]
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