15 Election-Themed Films Worth Watching Instead of Real Election Results
Next Tuesday is Election Day and, if things go as expected, the start of Election Month. On both sides of the political divide, the rhetoric […]
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You Can Get the Lenovo IdeaPad 5 With $200 Off Right Now
You can get the discounted Lenovo IdeaPad 5 right now for $649.99 (reg. $849). You can use the laptop in laptop mode with Windows 11 […]
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Why Declaring Your Neighborhood Historic Is a Bad Idea.
If you’ve ever returned to your childhood home after a long absence, you get a sense of how quickly Americans reinvent everything. Buildings that are […]
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How to Turn Off Apple Intelligence Notification Summary on Your IPhone
So you’ve finally received the Apple Intelligence update for iOS 18.1, completed the waitlist, and enabled the Notification Summary feature when you signed up. It’s […]
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You Can Get a Google Pixel Tablet Right Now for $80 Less
With an aluminum body and porcelain or walnut finish, the Google Pixel tablet looks good and is comfortable to hold while you’re lounging with a […]
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Google Just Announced a Bunch of New AI Features for Maps
Google Maps is one of those apps that essentially does everything I want: I enter a destination, it directs me to it, and then I […]
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Three Best Ways to Extend the Growing Season Into Fall
At this time of year, I prepare for autumn and winter by planting cabbage and garlic. But there is a small part of me that […]
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You Can Use the New Google Photos Web App to Automatically Back up From Your Laptop
When you think of Google Photos, the first things that probably come to mind are the mobile apps available for Android and iOS , but […]
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Kids Will Soon Be Able to Make One-Tap Payments on Android
You used to want to hide your credit card from your kids, but thanks to the advent of tap-to-pay and parental controls, you can now […]
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Why Strava Is a Privacy Risk for the President (and You, Too)
Strava is an extremely popular and very beautiful app for running and cycling. I chose this best running app despite its shortcomings . But it […]
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30 Incredibly Lazy Last Minute Halloween Costume Ideas
The time has come. You just Googled “last minute costume,” “low-effort costume,” and “laziest Halloween costume” and found me. I understand. You don’t have the […]
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Apple Has Discovered One of the “critical” Security Flaws in Chrome
Google released a new update for Chrome on Tuesday, updating it to version 130.0.6723.91/.92 for Windows and Mac and 130.0.6723.91 for Linux. When you install […]
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This Hidden Safari Feature Makes Web Browsing Much Faster
Using your computer will be much faster if you become a keyboard shortcut ninja instead of doing everything with a mouse or trackpad. Problem: Web […]
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It’s Time to Plant Leeks and Onions
Even on the coldest days of the year, I love being able to get out into the garden and grab some simple vegetables and herbs. […]
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The 2024 Sony Bravia Mini LED TV Is Now $400 Off
Not everyone can afford an OLED TV (even at a discount ), and that’s okay. But you don’t have to sacrifice quality by choosing a […]
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MacBook Pro Will Receive M4 Update (but Not MacBook Air)
The new 2024 MacBooks are finally here, although regular users may be a little disappointed. As expected, the MacBook Pro will receive a whole host […]
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Latest Medical Data Breach Leaves More Than 100 Million People Exposed
Data leaks and breaches are an unfortunate reality of modern life as they occur with relative frequency . The latest high-profile incident affected customers of […]
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I Tested Four AI Essay Writing Tools and Here’s What I Found
Writing essays can be tedious, tedious and difficult even for me, and I write all day for a living. If writing is not your specific […]
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Keeping Your Home Clean Is Easier With the Swipe and Swipe Method.
There are many methods you can follow when it comes time to get down to business and declutter your home, but if you want to […]
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How to Disable AI in IPhone Mail App
The Mail app on iPhone is not protected by Apple Intelligence. In fact, new AI features are enabled automatically once you update to the appropriate […]
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The IRobot Roomba Hybrid Vacuum and Mop Is $600 Off Right Now
The iRobot Roomba Combo j9+ is currently available for $799, down from $1,399, making it a great option if you’re looking for a smart hybrid […]
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How to Quickly Find Saved Passwords in Google Chrome
Most browsers will now take care of the job of storing your internet login credentials, although you can use a good password manager if you […]
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Why You Should Videotape Your Exercises (and How to Do It Respectfully in the Gym)
I used to feel awkward and self-conscious pointing a camera at myself at the gym. My thoughts went something like this: I’m not a selfie-obsessed […]
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How the October Theory Can Help You Reset Your Financial Goals
The idea of the ” October Theory ” is gaining traction on TikTok, and the gist of it is simple: fall symbolizes change and new […]
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The Best Fitness Trackers of 2024
Tracking your sleep, workouts, and daily steps can motivate you to take better care of your health or help you achieve your fitness goals. (While […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: the World Will End in 2025
Are you already planning your resolutions for 2025? Not so fast—this tweet from The New York Post has been viewed more than 15 million times: […]
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This Free IOS App Is the Perfect Digital Junk Drawer, Allowing You to Save Files for Later
Sometimes you find something online—a link, an image, or a block of text—and you want to quickly put it away for later. Gladys is a […]
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Apple Intelligence Is Coming to IPhone in the EU After All
Yesterday Apple Intelligence launched worldwide in US English , but if you’re an iPhone user in the EU or mainland China, I wouldn’t blame you […]
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Netflix Wants You to Share Your Favorite ‘moments’ on Social Media
Short videos are, of course, in vogue. Why sit down to watch a two-and-a-half hour essay on YouTube when you can watch 300 30-second videos […]
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These 20 Essential DIY Tools Cost Under $20 Each
If you’re a DIY enthusiast or just want to do routine maintenance or minor repairs in your home, you need a good set of tools. […]
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This LG OLED TV Is Over $1,000 Off Right Now
When it comes to the best TVs you can buy for picture quality, OLED TVs are at the top. They are expensive, but you get […]
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Apple’s Latest Updates Include More Than 75 Security Patches for IPhone and Mac
It’s been a great week for Apple, and it’s only Tuesday. The company announced a new iMac with the M4 chip ; introduced the new […]
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How to Decide If You Can Live Without a Car
When I was a teenager, owning a car meant feeling like an adult and a sense of freedom—being able to hit the road whenever you […]
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Use the End of Daylight Saving Time to Start Your Morning Exercise
I’m not a morning person by nature, but I’ve gone through phases of morning exercise. My day always goes better if I get to my […]
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13 Creepy Movies That Take Place on Halloween Night
Scary movies are a must during the spooky season, but with Halloween approaching, it’s important to really narrow your focus. If you, like me, have […]
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I’m Amazed at How Quiet This Cuisinart Air Fryer Is.
There are countless air fryers on the market vying for your attention, and frankly, many of them are good. Convection heating (which is what air […]
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Apple Unveils Much Smaller Mac Mini and M4 Pro in One Fell Swoop
The next step in a big week of announcements is that Apple is following up yesterday’s iMac update news with a much more significant redesign. […]
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How to Prevent Walls From Being Destroyed by so-Called “non-Damaging” Hooks
Hanging things on the walls is a great way to decorate and decorate your home or add storage space, but it has a downside: holes […]
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How to Enable or Disable Low Power Mode on Your Mac
If you plan to leave the house and leave the charger at home, it’s smart to turn on Low Power Mode on your Apple devices. […]
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Queue up Now to Try Apple’s AI Image Generator Early
The latest iOS 18.1 update finally brings with it some of the Apple Intelligence features that were promised back in June. But the new Siri […]
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