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 […]
Continue reading »Author: resourcefulman
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 […]
Continue reading »
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, […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
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 […]
Continue reading »
Can’t Stop Making This Brazilian Cheese Bread
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 […]
Continue reading »
Amazon Prime Members Will Be Able to Get Two Free E-Books in May
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 […]
Continue reading »
Five Unusual and Fun Jobs That Pay Really Well
Only 50% of working people in the US describe themselves as ” extremely satisfied ” with their jobs, so it’s safe to say that everyone, […]
Continue reading »
This Tool Allows You to Quickly Edit Photos in the Browser Without Downloading Anything.
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 […]
Continue reading »
Nintendo Just Released Another Switch Update
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 […]
Continue reading »
My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 9a
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 […]
Continue reading »
You Can Now Chat With Perplexity AI Directly From WhatsApp
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 […]
Continue reading »
How to Choose Between ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity Deep Mining Tools
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, […]
Continue reading »
This Amazon Fire TV Box Is $30 Right Now
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 […]
Continue reading »
Federal Trade Commission Warns Consumers About Monthly Rebate Bill Scams
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 […]
Continue reading »
I Tracked My Health Using Whoop and This Is What I Liked (and What I Ignored)
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 […]
Continue reading »
Google Gemini App Will Be Able to Edit Images Using Artificial Intelligence
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 […]
Continue reading »
I Use a Mixer for Fluffier Mashed Potatoes.
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 […]
Continue reading »
How (and Why) to Use Your Steam Deck’s Desktop Mode
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, […]
Continue reading »
Garmin Forerunner 265 Is Now $100 Off
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 […]
Continue reading »
How Apple’s Losing in Court Could Benefit You Even If You Don’t Play Fortnite
According to Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney , Fortnite will return to iPhone next week. This may not seem like big news for those of […]
Continue reading »
18 Coolest Vampire Movies for Sinners Fans
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 […]
Continue reading »
My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel Watch 2
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 […]
Continue reading »
You Can Now Watch YouTube on Your Peloton
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, […]
Continue reading »
Roku’s Latest Updates Are for Sports Fans, Movie Watchers and Trivia Buffs
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 […]
Continue reading »
Raycast Finally Has an IPhone App, but It’s Quite Limited
Raycast on Mac is a powerful keyboard launcher . It’s quite popular in Mac user circles , and you can think of it as a […]
Continue reading »
Milk Street Italy Makes Italian Food New Again
Welcome to Cookbook of the Week . In this series, I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to me. While […]
Continue reading »
Microsoft Just Raised Prices on Xbox Consoles and Games
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 […]
Continue reading »
Windows Recovery Is Back (but Is It Worth Using?)
The Windows Recall program, originally launched by Microsoft last July , was quickly canceled in response to a barrage of security and privacy complaints. Now […]
Continue reading »
You Can Get the Second Generation Apple AirPods Pro for $160 Right Now
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 […]
Continue reading »
This Portable Bluetooth Speaker Is Currently $37.
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 […]
Continue reading »
Firefox Finally Supports Multiple Profiles
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, […]
Continue reading »
You Can Get Sony’s Flagship Noise-Canceling Headphones for $175 Right Now
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 […]
Continue reading »
You Can Get This Rugged and Loud JBL Charge 5 Portable Speaker for Just $90 Right Now
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 […]
Continue reading »
You Can Get QuickBooks Desktop Pro Plus for Just $250 Right Now
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 […]
Continue reading »
Google Just Launched an AI-Powered Alternative to Duolingo
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 […]
Continue reading »