Should You Cut Bagels Like a Loaf of Bread?
In our latest episode of Hack or Wack, we take a look at this viral tweet from the St. Louis native: In his tweet, Krautmann […]
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How to Know If Your Google Flight Is Profitable
I have commitment issues – at least when it comes to airline reservations. I sit there, staring at my screen, my mouse hovering over a […]
Continue reading »The Dishwasher Holds Much More Than Dishes and Soap
Ah, the humble dishwasher. This appliance saves you time and water , and prevents back pain (dishwashing can be terribly uncomfortable, even with one of […]
Continue reading »Check With Your Airline for the Check-in Deadline Before Departure.
It’s been at least ten years since I checked my bag in flight. I never travel that long, and so much, and what, am I […]
Continue reading »Gmail’s “Response Templates” Feature Is Finally Working
The Gmail Templates feature has just undergone a badly needed overhaul. Badly named “boilerplate replies”, this is not a feature where Gmail offers a two-word […]
Continue reading »Don’t Change Your Twitter Date of Birth to 2007
There is a new joke on Twitter that says if you change your birthday to 2007, the year Twitter launched, you can unlock a new […]
Continue reading »Stop Trying to Track the Market
Welcome back to Statement, Lifehacker’s personal finance newsletter. Have a question? Send an email to [email protected] or reply to this email. If there is one […]
Continue reading »Check If Your Asus PC Is Affected by Shadow Hammer Malware Attack
If you have an Asus computer, you will want to check if your device was among the devices affected by the recent attack by the […]
Continue reading »How to Dispose of Your Airpods
Amid a slew of announcements for a new credit card , a subscription service, and something related to Oprah , Apple has finally released the […]
Continue reading »Free Ezines From Your Library Are a Great Alternative to Apple News +
I know. I also can’t remember the last time I went to the public library – as much as I loved that smell of “stacks […]
Continue reading »Match Your Child’s IRA Contributions to Stimulate Savings
We’ve previously written about why you should encourage your child to start a Roth IRA – they can start accumulating savings from an early age, […]
Continue reading »Replace a Bad Habit With a Good One
At Lifehacker, we talk a lot about how to form good habits and how to get rid of bad ones. But this advice is about […]
Continue reading »Find and Support Women-Owned Businesses With Yelp
Yelp makes it easy to find and support women-owned businesses. To mark Women’s Story Month this month, the site launched the Women Owned Business attribute, […]
Continue reading »Change the Typical Colonial Outfit for All of Your Child’s School Projects
When my son was in second grade, his teacher loved to create projects in which children had to dress up as historical characters. New to […]
Continue reading »How Nigella Lawson Fights Lousy Tomatoes
We are right in the middle of what I call “tomato season” and honestly, I got tested. They all look so good, but even cherry […]
Continue reading »Everything You Need to Know About Starting Accutane
You’ve tried it all – the expensive cleansers, benzoyl peroxide spot treatment approved by Proactiv commercials – and look in the mirror wondering why none […]
Continue reading »Always Carry Your Stomach Medicine With You When You Travel
We still don’t know how we got sick in Tokyo. But when the four Lifehacker employees went there together this month, the three of us […]
Continue reading »Should I Let Kids Eat Boogers?
The Soccer Mom blog post informs parents that kids can probably pick their noses. And then eat their boogers. The post says that eating boogers […]
Continue reading »Get a Keyboard Decoy for Your Cat
Cats love to sit on things. Not the things you buy so they can sit, no, the things you need to use. The magazines you […]
Continue reading »How to Get Started Climbing When You Don’t Have Upper Body Strength
Like any seemingly hardcore workout space, indoor climbing walls can be an intimidating place for beginners, but they don’t have to. In fact, a common […]
Continue reading »How to Think Like Stephen Wolfram
Stephen Wolfram makes people smart. His creations, including Mathematica , the Wolfram Alpha, and the Wolfram Language , help humans think computationally, and he doesn’t […]
Continue reading »Add Sugar to Coffee Before Milk or Cream
How to drink coffee is a highly personal matter, and I always hesitate to tell people that they are “doing it wrong,” especially because coffee […]
Continue reading »Get Your Venmo Balance Back
Double check that your Venmo balance is not in the red – otherwise your account may end up in collections. That’s according to a report […]
Continue reading »Download IOS 12.2 Today and Try These New Features
Right on cue – on Apple’s announcement day and all – the service-oriented tech giant released the latest version of its iOS operating system. If […]
Continue reading »The Most Important Announcements From the Apple Show Time Event
In its latest keynote address, Apple announced four new services that will help it delve deeper into the world of news, entertainment and … banking? […]
Continue reading »Lifehacker Hires Personal Finance Writer
Do you have a black belt in salary negotiations? Do you have more airline miles than everyone you know combined? Is your opinion about your […]
Continue reading »Why Kids Stop Reading for Fun by Age 9 (and What to Do About It)
Scholastic’s national reading poll shows what they call a “nine drop.” According to the report, the percentage of children identified as frequent readers, i.e. those […]
Continue reading »How to Start Figuring Out If You Want to Have Kids
The ability to actively decide whether or not to have children is a huge privilege. It can also be one of the toughest decisions you […]
Continue reading »How to Track Every Disabled Google Service and App
It’s corny to remind people of Google’s notorious reputation for abandoning its apps and services, but it’s true. Like any company, Google is constantly trying […]
Continue reading »Share Your Event With the New Google Maps Feature
The days of using Facebook to advertise your events may end soon as Google begins rolling out a new feature that allows users to add […]
Continue reading »How to Help Prevent Sexual Assault on Flights
Journalist Joanna Chiu recently witnessed what many went through: a creepy guy who made creepy comments to a girl who got stuck next to him […]
Continue reading »Apple Card Is a Medium Reward Card
We’ve got more details on the upcoming Apple credit card with Goldman Sachs after today’s Apple event, and if you were hoping for a game-changing […]
Continue reading »Finding Facilities for Wheelchair Users
Let’s face it – we take passenger calling apps like Uber for granted. In less than three minutes we can summon a ride with a […]
Continue reading »Find LGBTQ Accommodation When Traveling With Mister B&B
When you search for accommodation online, you can often find information about how big the place is, what bed you sleep in, and what restaurants […]
Continue reading »I’m Dan Pashman, Host of “The Sporkful” and “It’s Like I’m a Parent”
Dan Paschman hosts The Sporkful, a podcast about food and the people who eat it. Over the years, father of two children shared with the […]
Continue reading »Get Your Free Copy of the Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Today
Welcome, foreigner. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first game in the Elder Scrolls franchise ( The Elder Scrolls: Arena ), Bethesda is giving […]
Continue reading »Here’s Your Digital Packing List for Your Next Trip.
It’s nice to have a packing list for the real stuff so you don’t forget your underwear or your toothbrush, but what about a digital […]
Continue reading »How to Cook Chicken Necks
When you eat an animal, it is important to eat as much of this animal as possible, and more often than not, so that these […]
Continue reading »Help Your Child Deal With Peer Pressure With the Big Rock Metaphor
When other high school students get low, you want your child to get high. You want your child to be the one who confronts the […]
Continue reading »How to Make Internet Searches Easier for Seniors
Setting up a computer for your grandparents or parents can be frustrating, especially if you’re trying to do it over the phone with them. However, […]
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