Lifehacker Is Featured on TechPulse, and You Should Be Too.
Your website’s homepage used to say a lot about you. When I got my first computer in high school, back when Google was still just a weird name, my homepage was MSN. Later, in college, I switched to ESPN—then espn.go.com—and then to a new site called Facebook. By the time I graduated, it was Google. Like a screensaver or background, a homepage represented a small part of our identity, but functionally, it defined how we find information. If you’re old enough, your experience finding information online has probably been the same, evolving from homepages to RSS feeds, browser extensions, and apps. My latest guide to the internet is called TechPulse.
TechPulse is a free app featuring tech news, reviews, and culture from sites like CNET, PCMag, Mashable, and my team at Lifehacker. It’s a clean feed, free of algorithms and unnecessary noise, featuring articles and videos covering a wide range of topics, from tech news to digital culture trends. If you’re looking for hands-on, lab-tested reviews and tech buying tips, you might prioritize CNET and PCMag. If you already own a new tech device and are looking for practical tips and tricks for productivity, you can filter your information on Lifehacker. For information on internet trends, movie reviews, and entertainment, you can browse Mashable. Articles and videos are integrated directly into the app, allowing you to get tech news in one place while maintaining diversity and unique perspectives.
Sure, I may be praising TechPulse myself and hoping you’ll give it a try, but I truly believe it’s the best centralized resource for a wide range of news from sites, each with its own unique approach to covering tech topics. TechPulse combines these sites into a single platform, giving readers direct access to tech news in chronological order. And what’s my favorite part? No subscription required. You don’t even need to provide your email address, register, or log in.
TechPulse publishes tech news written, filmed, and curated by real people, and I hope it’s a breath of fresh air compared to algorithmic feeds that adapt to our subconscious whims and compete for our attention. You can customize your daily news dashboard and gain greater control over your news, but if you prefer, you can trust TechPulse to keep you informed in a simple and understandable way. I hope you’ll find it there next time you read my work or watch my videos. TechPulse is available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store .