These Websites That Charge You for Your Employer Identification Number Are a Scam
Scammers can make a lot of money by selling you something that you can actually get for free, such as government services. The Federal Trade […]
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How QLED and OLED Displays Work and Which One Is Right for You
Of all the confusing terms associated with display technologies, few are easier to confuse than OLED and QLED. They’re only half a letter apart, but […]
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This Mac App Gives a Much-Needed Update to Copy and Paste
I couldn’t live without copy and paste—it’s fundamental to how I write and work—but when you think about it, it’s a pretty abstract function. Copy […]
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You Can Update Your TV’s Firmware Using a USB Stick
You probably update devices like your smartphone or laptop quite often. (You may have put off the latest version a little longer than you should […]
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Fraudsters Are Already Profiting From Confusion Around Tariffs
If you’re like most people, you probably didn’t think much about rates until this year. And if you’re like most people, you’ve probably spent this […]
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Eight Steps to Organize and Pay Off Your Debt
According to the latest data , the average total debt of consumer households last year was $105,056—a 13% increase over the past five years. When […]
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How to Make (and Reheat) Soup in the Vitamix Ascent X5
There are a lot of fantastic settings you can use on the Vitamix Ascent X5 , but one of my favorites is the soup setting […]
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This Amazon Soundbar and Subwoofer Combo Is on Sale for Almost $100 Off
Amazon’s new soundbar came out this year, and it’s aimed at people looking for a simple setup that’s both convenient and affordable. The Fire TV […]
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10 Gifts Under $50 That Tech-Savvy Teachers Will Love
Don’t know how to show your children’s teachers the depth of your gratitude? We’re in the midst of Teacher Appreciation Week, and it’s a great […]
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Beware of This Sophisticated Google Forms Scam
Fraudsters are increasingly using recognizable and trusted domains to launch phishing schemes that trick people into handing over their personal and financial information. In recent […]
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My Favorite Bone Conduction Headphones Have Dropped to Their Lowest Ever Price.
There may not be much competition in the bone conduction headphone (BCH) market, but Shokz still stands out significantly from the rest. Its latest flagship […]
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Six Ways to Stop Unconscious Spending
The Trump administration’s tariffs will hit American families hard, with estimates ranging from nearly $4,000 to nearly $8,000 per household. Additionally, when it comes to […]
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Instacart Launches New Party App for Ordering Alcoholic Drinks and Snacks
Instacart is releasing a new app, but it’s not designed for ordering groceries—at least not the essentials. Instead, Instacart views Fizz as a party delivery […]
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To Make My Burgers Tastier, I Treat Them With Baking Soda.
When I wrote about adding baking soda to ground beef for better browning and moisture retention, the readership was sharply divided between those who think […]
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AI Models Are More Likely to Hallucinate (and It’s Unclear Why)
Hallucinations have always been a problem for generative AI models: the same structure that allows them to be creative and produce text and images also […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Do You Really Have ADHD?
It may not be fair to call a medical diagnosis “trendy,” but more and more adults in the United States are seeking treatment for attention […]
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BuzzKill Is the Best Way to Manage Android Notifications
Phone notifications are hard to balance: there are too many of them, and you’re constantly interrupted by calls and calls. Too few of them, and […]
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This Samsung Curved Gaming Monitor Is Currently 40% Off
The Samsung Odyssey G55C 27-inch Curved Gaming Monitor is $179.99 (down from original $299.99). This is one of those offers that seems tempting only because […]
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Oura Meals Is Unlike Any Other Food Tracking App I’ve Used
Following on from Oura’s AI Advisor, another app feature from the smart ring company is moving out of beta and becoming available to all users: […]
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Beware of Social Security Scams That Give Hackers Full Access to Your Computer
If you receive an email claiming your Social Security, proceed with caution: Hackers are posing as the Social Security Administration (SSA) to trick people into […]
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11 Podcasts Exposing Bullshit in Politics, Pop Culture and Science
If you feel like the world is getting crazier and crazier right now, you’re not alone. Luckily, there’s a podcast that will poke holes in […]
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Here’s Why Microsoft Is Ditching Passwords for New Accounts
Microsoft is taking another big step toward eliminating passwords by setting new accounts to “no password by default.” New users will be prompted to set […]
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When to Use Each ChatGPT Model, According to OpenAI
ChatGPT is based on more than just one AI model. On the contrary, there are many different models you can use to run your chatbot— […]
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Beware the Costs of “Lifestyle Creep”
According to an April analysis from the Yale University Budget Lab , the Trump tariffs we’ve seen so far would increase spending for the average […]
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The New Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 Are $50 Off Right Now
The Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 might make headlines for its heart rate monitoring feature, but it’s actually its worst feature . These new headphones, released […]
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Google Is Adding Gemini AI to Your Child’s Account, but You Can Turn It Off
Starting this week, Google will begin allowing children under the age of 13 to use Gemini on their accounts . Both online and through the […]
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The Situation With US Government Signals Has Only Gotten Worse
If you want to send private messages securely, Signal is a great option . If you are a government official discussing classified information? Not so […]
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Sending Emojis in Google Messages Will Now Play a Fun Animation
Full-screen message effects are one of the most enjoyable features to use in iMessage, and they’re now becoming much easier to use in Google Messages […]
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How Much Do Running Shoes Cost Depending on the Type of Runner You Are?
I’m a full-time Lifehacker marathoner and senior finance writer, and now I’m merging my two worlds. Although running requires minimal equipment compared to other activities, […]
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How to Make the Most of Your Third Paycheck This Month
Even if you’re on top of your finances and never miss a payment, in the current economic climate, managing your accounts can feel like desperately […]
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How to Get Your Share of Apple’s Siri Settlement
Apple has been under fire for years after Siri was found to have violated user privacy, and earlier this year the company agreed to a […]
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This Refurbished Wireless Spotlight Camera Is Now $115
If you’re thinking about upgrading your home security without having to deal with tangled wires or complicated installations, you might want to check out this […]
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Windows Has an Emergency Restart Option That You Probably Don’t Know About
The old adage “turn it off and on again” has helped troubleshoot computers successfully for years, but there are several ways to reset your hardware […]
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PopClip Is a Powerful Right-Click on Text on Mac
Everyone works with text on their Mac, and PopClip is a simple and effective way to speed up all your text workflows. At first glance, […]
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The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Children’s Culture: 100 Men Vs. One Gorilla
This week, The Touchless People’s Guide looks at the age-old question of man versus beast, sees Gen Z throwing a hilarious right-wing cross at millennial […]
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Lyft’s New ‘silver’ Accounts Should Make It Easier for Older Passengers to Call Rideshares
Ride-sharing services are convenient, but access may be a challenge for less tech-savvy potential passengers, especially older adults. But companies are introducing changes that make […]
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These Are the Largest Sky Watching Events in May
The May skywatching calendar includes planetary gazing, stargazing and peak meteor showers, so you have plenty of reasons to get outside and look up this […]
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Change These Settings on Your Gaming Laptop to Save Battery and Play Longer
Gaming laptops are a great combination of portability and power, but you can usually only buy one or the other at a time. Plug in […]
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What Today’s Tariff Changes Mean for Your Online Shopping Habit
Trump’s tariffs mean the days of super-cheap online shopping at international retailers are coming to an end. Starting today, the long-standing import duty exemption on […]
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Spotify Can Now Show You More Payment Options in the IPhone App
You probably know that you don’t have to pay to use Spotify if you’re good at advertising. Of course, to enjoy the ad-free service, you’ll […]
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