How to Join the Windows Insider Program and Be the First to Try New Features
One of the best ways to stay up to date with the latest changes and features in Windows is to join the Microsoft Windows Insider […]
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The EU Is Already Investigating Apple, Google and Meta for DMA Violations
It looks like the European Union is wasting no time enforcing its Digital Markets Act (DMA): On Monday, we learned that Apple, Google and Meta […]
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These Are Some of the Best Furniture and Decor Pieces With Hidden Storage
If you live in a small space or just have a lot of stuff, storage can be a nightmare. To stay organized and tidy, you […]
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Why You Should Open a 401(K) for a Short-Term Job
If you’re taking a short-term job, you may be wondering whether opening a 401(k) retirement account is worth the effort. After all, you don’t plan […]
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Govee Just Released a New Neon Rope Light
I grew up in the 80s – the golden age of neon – so naturally I always dreamed of owning a neon sign from Hot […]
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This Course for Raspberry Pi and Arduino Developers Is $70 Right Now.
You can purchase this discounted Raspberry Pi and Arduino Developer Course right now for $69.99 (regional price $423). It includes nine courses including Raspberry Pi, […]
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Four Ways to Make It Harder to Break Into Your Home
News about a gang of tech-savvy Los Angeles thieves breaking into homes using smart security systems has been all over the news this month. There […]
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Seven Ways to Do More With Your Google Wear OS Smartwatch
Because Google Wear OS is designed to work on small screens like the one on your smartwatch, it should work quickly and intuitively, but that […]
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Don’t Let Smart Devices Ghost You in Your New Home
If I’m away from home for more than two weeks, I take some of my smart equipment with me—most of it plugs into the wall. […]
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The 55-Inch Amazon Fire TV Now Costs $199.99.
For those who haven’t yet purchased a Fire TV during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale , Woot’s new sale on refurbished Fire TVs is even better. […]
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Yeti Solar Panels, Power Banks, and Whole-Home Backup Batteries at 20% Off
With more people living off-grid or nomadic lifestyles, as well as an increase in long-term power outages due to extreme weather events and an unstable […]
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Woot Sells Kindle EBooks for Just $34.99
Woot is currently running a significant sale on Amazon devices, and some of the discounts are quite impressive—like Amazon Fire 4K UHD refurbished TVs for […]
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You Should Try Seed Tape in Your Garden This Spring.
Seeds come in all shapes and sizes. While some are delightfully large and easy to plant, such as peas and sunflowers, planting a row of […]
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15 Icons You Should Add to Your IPhone’s Control Center
Your iPhone’s Control Center gives you quick access to system features, apps, and shortcuts, and its default layout gives you access to system switches, music […]
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The Best Nerd Podcasts Created by Women (but Not Just for Women)
Gone are the days when botany was a male-dominated field; Through inclusion in geek culture, women and gender non-conforming people have made room for diverse […]
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9 Types of Outlets You Can Find in Your Home (and What They’re For)
Every time you plug something into a wall outlet, you’re using the enormous power of an electron to power your video games and cool your […]
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Apple May Finally Give You More Control Over Your IPhone’s Home Screen
iOS customization has come a long way. There was a time when user-selectable app icons were unthinkable: now you can make your apps look the […]
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All the Android 15 Features We Know About so Far
We expect to finally hear more about Android 15 when Google I/O arrives in May, but we already know something about what the new operating […]
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Ring Cameras Are Now on Sale for Just $20
Woot is currently running a significant sale on Amazon devices, and some of the discounts are quite impressive—like the refurbished 4K UHD Amazon Fire TV […]
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You Can Get Beats Studio Buds+ for $100 Right Now
You can get these discounted Beats Studio Buds+ True Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones right now for $99.99 (regional $169.99). These are open packaged items – […]
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How to Choose the Right Coffee Grinder
Buying a coffee grinder seems like a simple task: you need a device that will grind coffee beans. What difference does it make how he […]
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You Can Grab This Hidden Camera Pen on Sale Right Now for $150.
You can get the iSpyPen PRO on sale for $149.97 right now (reg. $198) until March 24th. iSpyPen is a ballpoint pen with a hidden […]
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The Best Apps for Making to-Do Lists and Staying Organized
Keeping a to-do list is an old-fashioned but effective way to stay on top of your daily priorities. You can write this down in a […]
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Best Exercises to Strengthen Your Lower Back
It’s easy to almost forget that we have muscles in our backs. We can see and feel our biceps and abs working, but if we […]
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Microsoft Edge Has a New “Enlarge Image” Command
If you’ve ever had to get dangerously close to your computer screen to view an infographic or download and enlarge a fuzzy photo, a new […]
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Best Home Improvement Tool Sales During Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Upgrade your garage workshop, lawn care, and DIY game with these deals in Amazon’s ongoing Big Spring Sale , which we’re keeping an eye on […]
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How to Get a Mortgage If You Are Self-Employed
Getting a mortgage as a self-employed individual can be more challenging than for traditional W-2 employees, but it is absolutely possible with the right preparation. […]
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How I Learned to Ignore the Worst of the Internet
Your attention is valuable—it may be one of the most valuable things you have. I don’t mean value in the sense that your attention to […]
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How Apple Family Sharing Saved My Last Vacation
When planning our family’s first real vacation, we knew there would be times when our boys would want (or need) to be away from each […]
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The Best Samsung Smartphone You Can Buy Right Now
Having captured almost 20% of the global market, Samsung has become one of the leading smartphone manufacturers in the world with devices to back it […]
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“Similar” May Help You Finally Know What to Watch
Entertainment lovers ask, “What should we watch tonight?” since there has been television, but over the last few decades technology has expanded the choices from […]
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All the Apps and Equipment You Need to Have the Best Solar Eclipse Experience
If you’re lucky enough to be in the narrow band of country stretching from Maine to Texas at the designated hour, you’ll be able to […]
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Hack 15/3 Can Boost Your Credit Score
If you’re looking for an easy way to potentially boost your credit score , you might want to try the 15/3 credit card payment option. […]
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Seven Ways to Decorate Your Outdoor Dining Space (Under $100 Each)
As the weather gets warmer, many of us are ready to get outside and grill. Enhancing your outdoor dining experience with a place to eat […]
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You Can Use Adobe AI to Analyze and Summarize Large Documents
We’ve seen how generative AI and its associated large language models (LLMs) can build websites , create art, and write text , but beyond the […]
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You Can Now Pin up to Three Messages in WhatsApp Chats
Late last year, WhatsApp finally added the ability to pin messages to the top of the chat. But if you’ve ever been in a free […]
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How to Criticize Your Partner Without Hurting His Feelings
You probably said something like, “That was fun!” or “That was hot” after sex with your partner, but what about when you want to clarify? […]
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Your Mac Has a Serious Security Vulnerability Built Into Its Hardware
As Ars Technica reports , your silicon Apple Mac has a huge security problem. Researchers have discovered a vulnerability in M-series chips that allows attackers […]
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Use the Hawthorne Effect to Increase Your Productivity
There is a fine line between micromanaging and over-monitoring and controlling enough so that you can do your job well. This line is actually called […]
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13 Ways to Increase Battery Life on Your Apple Watch
Lithium-ion batteries degrade over time, and the battery used in the Apple Watch is no different. After the first year of ownership, you will notice […]
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