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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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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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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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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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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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Cheese and carbs have never been a selling point, but if you’ve ever tasted a stretchy, bouncy slice of pão de queijo (flaky Brazilian cheese […]
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You can get thousands of free eBooks throughout 2025 if you know where and when to look for them. Amazon is offering free Kindle eBooks […]
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Only 50% of working people in the US describe themselves as ” extremely satisfied ” with their jobs, so it’s safe to say that everyone, […]
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Need to quickly edit a photo? MiNi PhotoEditor is a free and open source web application that allows you to perform basic image editing tasks […]
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If you’re a Switch fan, you may know that Nintendo released a pretty significant update this week . Version 20.0.0 introduced a number of new […]
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Pixel 9 is the latest in Google’s Pixel line of phones . They were released late last summer along with the 9 Pro and Pro […]
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After adding voice assistant functionality to the iPhone app, Perplexity is now available on WhatsApp. Working just like any other chat, you can use the […]
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You may be used to AI chatbots answering your questions in a few sentences or even paragraphs, but what about multi-page reports? With Deep Research, […]
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If your TV is stuck in the past and you’re itching to upgrade your setup without going all-in on a new screen, the Amazon Fire […]
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Scams often live up to the old adage: “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and […]
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When I wrote my Whoop 4.0 review , I focused on the main points: how the band looks, works and charges, and what activities it […]
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Google is bringing AI-powered image editing to Gemini, meaning you can use text suggestions in the Gemini app or website to tweak existing images. This […]
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What happened to thick mashed potatoes? There’s a lot of hype about the silky, pudding-like variety of mashed potatoes that seem to be the only […]
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The Steam Deck makes it seem like your PC games are designed for handheld gaming, but that’s kind of a bizarre illusion. Under the hood, […]
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Garmin is well known among fitness smartwatch enthusiasts, and if you’re a runner, the Forerunner 265 is the best option in the Garmin lineup. As […]
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According to Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney , Fortnite will return to iPhone next week. This may not seem like big news for those of […]
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While the marketing has been a little cagey, by this point it’s clear that Ryan Coogler’s latest film, the critical and box office hit Sinners […]
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Since Google acquired Fitbit, it has managed to improve the Pixel Watch series. The Google Pixel Watch 2 is a great combination of Fitbit’s health […]
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Big news for Peloton fans: starting this week, you can watch good old YouTube on your Bike, Bike+, Tread or Row. Now you might say, […]
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There are several new features coming to Roku devices. These include alerts for new movies on streaming services, badges for award-winning movies, and sporting events […]
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Raycast on Mac is a powerful keyboard launcher . It’s quite popular in Mac user circles , and you can think of it as a […]
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Welcome to Cookbook of the Week . In this series, I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to me. While […]
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Everything seems to be getting more expensive these days, and video games are no exception. Case in point: Microsoft just raised the suggested prices for […]
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The Windows Recall program, originally launched by Microsoft last July , was quickly canceled in response to a barrage of security and privacy complaints. Now […]
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If you’re thinking about upgrading your headphones without spending a lot of money, a pair of refurbished Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) might be a […]
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The Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Play has the same compact, round design as the brand’s more expensive models like the Wonderboom 4, but adds a few […]
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Firefox 138 is now generally available worldwide, and this version brings full support for tab groups, profile management, a quick way to check the weather, […]
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The Sony WH-1000XM5 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones are priced at $174.99 for a Grade A refurbished unit, compared to their regular price of $399.99 (and […]
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The refurbished version of the JBL Charge 5 is up to $89.99 on StackSocial (down from the original $179.95) and cheaper than the refurbished model […]
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QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus 2024 is one of those software tools that you won’t fully appreciate until you dive deep into receipts, invoices, or tax […]
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Thanks to smart (and aggressive) marketing, Duolingo has established itself as one of the most popular language learning apps in the world. However, there’s some […]
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Arguing about tasks, deadlines, and teams can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you’re switching between spreadsheets and browser tabs to keep everything in order. Microsoft […]
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Valve’s Steam Deck has quickly become my favorite portable gaming device. I played – oh my god – 500 hours of Hades II on the […]
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Some people don’t need to have both a TV and a monitor in their office or bedroom. It may simply be a lack of space, […]
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There’s a new Apple security problem in town, and this time it involves air travel. Or, well, that’s what security researchers call it. A number […]
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