The Original Nintendo Switch’s Days Are Numbered.
When I reviewed the Nintendo Switch 2, which launched in early June, I decided it was worth buying eventually, but probably not right away. Then […]
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Four Reasons You Should Upgrade to Smart Power Tools
Power tools make everything easier, and your work becomes more professional. You might think that connecting your power tools to a phone app via Bluetooth […]
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T-Mobile’s Text to 911 Feature Is Now Free for Everyone.
If you find yourself without cell service in an emergency, being able to call 911 can be lifesaving. Many older phone owners can now send […]
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There’s Finally a Better Way to View Your Nintendo Switch Game History.
Yesterday, Nintendo launched the new Nintendo Store app for iOS and Android , finally catching up with Sony and Xbox. At first glance, it works […]
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13 TV Shows Like ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ That Are Worth Watching
Pennywise is back, baby, and pop culture’s favorite clown is traveling back in time to murder the children of Derry, Maine, in 1962, with future […]
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Five Reasons I Choose a Chromebook Over Windows or MacOS
As a tech journalist, I have a mix of Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS devices at home—not because I’m particularly rich, but because I’m constantly writing […]
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The Blink Floodlight Wired Camera Is Currently 50% Off.
If you’re looking to beef up your home security without breaking the bank, you might want to consider the Blink Wired Floodlight camera . It’s […]
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The Animedoro Method Can Make You More Productive and Give You More Time to Relax.
The Pomodoro Technique is one of the most proven and frequently recommended productivity methods, prized for its effectiveness and simplicity: it combines time for deep […]
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Google Just Blocked 749 Million URLs for Anna’s Archive.
According to TorrentFreak , a publication specializing in copyright and digital rights, “Anna’s Archive,” a popular website for pirating books and articles, appears to be […]
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The Latest Update to the Meta Smart Glasses Brings Improved Video and Garmin Integration.
Meta has begun rolling out the latest firmware update for Ray-Ban and Oakley smartglasses. Update V19.2 is available this week. It improves Garmin integration and […]
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The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever.
Ahead of Black Friday, Amazon is offering discounts on several versions of the Google Pixel 10. The Google Pixel 10 Pro XL with 256GB of […]
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Can Wearing Virtual Reality Glasses and Smart Glasses Actually Harm Your Eyes?
As Lifehacker’s expert on smart glasses and virtual reality, I spend a lot of time bathing my eyes in bright light. Last night, I was […]
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Cloud Gaming Has Finally Officially Appeared on the PlayStation Portal.
Finally, two years after its release and a year-long beta , the PlayStation Plus portable console can officially play games without first connecting to a […]
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NotebookLM Can Now Turn Your Notes Into Videos.
Google’s NotebookLM, undoubtedly my favorite AI tool , introduced two new features this week. The app, which can turn your notes into a podcast, can […]
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This 65-Inch Samsung OLED TV Is Now $700 Off.
Black Friday isn’t here yet, but OLED TV prices are already dropping to new all-time lows. Last week, the LG G5 OLED TV hit its […]
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This 50-Inch Samsung QLED TV Is on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever.
If you’re looking for a new QLED TV for everyday gaming, TV series, and movies, the Samsung QN90F Neo 2025 50-inch QLED TV is an […]
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12 Home Care Items to Help You Prepare for Winter
Your home should be your refuge from the elements, a place where you can feel comfortable, no matter how cold it is outside. But with […]
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Google’s AI Mode Can Now Organize Your Meetings and Event Tickets
Google’s AI mode offers new agent-like capabilities for booking event tickets and beauty and wellness treatments. This means AI will take over much of the […]
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How We Lost ‘Gym Culture’ (and How to Get It Back)
At my local Blink Fitness, now called PureGym , I recently worked out with another woman on the assisted pull-up machine. The atmosphere was a […]
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Google Maps Will Soon Let You Communicate With Gemini While Driving.
Google is no stranger to incorporating AI into its products, including Google Maps. The company already has AI tools that allow you to ask Gemini […]
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How to Play “Shuffalo”: the New Yorker’s Response to Wordle
I love Shuffalo, the New Yorker’s quick daily word game, which I can’t help but compare to Wordle from the New York Times, which is […]
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11 Useful Specialized Tools You Never Knew Existed
If you’ve ever attempted a DIY project using only a store-bought hammer and screwdriver, you’ve learned the most important lesson: the right tools make all […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Apple Watch SE 3
Today is a great day for Apple shoppers looking for the latest Apple Watch. The Apple Watch Ultra 3 , Apple’s newest and most premium […]
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The Amazon Fire HD 10 Tablet Is Now on Sale for Over 50% Off.
If you only need a tablet for streaming, web browsing, and the occasional recipe search, the Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) is hard to ignore […]
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Microsoft Has Finally Added a Keyboard Shortcut for the Em Dash.
One of the main reasons I’ve always insisted on a keyboard with a full numeric keypad (besides the ability to quickly type numbers) is that […]
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I’ve Been Using Fitbit’s AI for a Week, and I’ve Never Had a Worse Fitness Trainer.
The new version of the Fitbit app (currently in public preview) has a number of improvements and flaws . On the first day of its […]
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Why (and How) I Still Use Time Machine to Back up My Mac
Losing something you’ve been working on for a long time or photos that are irretrievable is devastating. You might think this problem is a thing […]
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How Scammers Are Taking Advantage of the Government Shutdown
Scammers never miss an opportunity to prey on people’s fear and confusion—and now they’re taking advantage of the ongoing federal government shutdown to steal money […]
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Use the Zen-to-Do Method to Form New Productive Habits
Productivity is a crucial skill for achieving your life and career goals, but it’s also important because it can give you a sense of accomplishment […]
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Use the Agile Results Framework to Achieve Short-Term and Long-Term Goals
The productivity method you choose depends largely on your personality. Some methods are easily adaptable , open to interpretation, and flexible, which is convenient if […]
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You Can Vote at the First-Ever US TikTok Awards Ceremony.
Part of the appeal of TikTok for me is that it offers short, less polished videos from people who don’t bill themselves as influencers. But […]
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All the New Features Coming in IOS 26.2
On Monday, Apple released iOS 26.1 , introducing several small but significant changes to the iPhone. But just a day after changing alarms and adding […]
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Yes, ChatGPT Can Still Provide You With Legal and Medical Advice.
In response to social media reports that ChatGPT will no longer offer legal or medical advice, OpenAI clarified that “model behavior remains unchanged” and “there […]
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Android Users Can Now Make Sora AI Work Like a Charm.
If you follow the development of generative AI, especially video models, you’ve likely heard of Sora , OpenAI’s app for short AI-powered videos. Although the […]
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The Google Pixel 10 Is Now $200 Off.
Amazon is currently holding a major Google sale , with retailers offering early Black Friday deals . The Google Pixel 10 is the top seller, […]
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What People Are Doing Wrong This Week: Oz Perlman’s Magical Powers
Every few decades, the pop culture machine unleashes a figure claiming supernatural powers. In the 1980s, it was spoon-bending swami Uri Geller. In the 1990s […]
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Apple Just Changed the Way You Turn Off Alarms on Your IPhone.
If you’ve been using an iPhone for a while, you might remember the “swipe to unlock” feature. To unlock your iPhone, you had to physically […]
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Disney Films Are Disappearing From YouTube and Google TV.
The ongoing feud between Disney and Google is heating up. It all began last week when Disney removed its channels from YouTube TV , Google’s […]
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I Tested Four Major AI-Powered Browsers, and Here’s What I Found.
Since the days of Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer, you’ve always had a choice of internet browsers, but now we need to turn our attention […]
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Your Closed Facebook Groups May Become Public, but Don’t Panic.
If you joined a closed Facebook group, expecting your participation and posts to be visible only to authorized users, and received a notification that the […]
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