Here’s What’s Selling During Home Depot’s Independence Day Event
Home Depot’s Independence Day sale is in full swing, and you can find deals on appliances , furniture , garden supplies , tools , and […]
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These Cordless Power Tools Are up to 50% Off During Home Depot’s Independence Day Sale
If you have big plans for the summer, it can be difficult to put together a tool kit and still have money left over for […]
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This Mac App Lets You Create As Many Virtual Desktops As You Need.
I like to use my computer desktop the same way I use my physical desk — somewhere to put documents and photos related to what […]
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Google’s ‘Ask Photos’ AI Feature May Already Be Available for Use
Google’s AI-powered Ask Photos feature was announced last year , but it didn’t make a splash when it first rolled out to the public. It […]
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Use These Apps to Make Extra Money Letting Dogs Play in Your Backyard
Americans love their dogs — all 90 million of them . And dog owners know there’s nothing better than letting their dog off leash and […]
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How to Try IOS 26 AirPods Beta Features Right Now
One of the most underrated new features of iOS 26 is the ability to test new AirPods features before they’re released to everyone else. Yes, […]
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10 Shows Like ‘The Bear’ That Are Worth Watching
Kitchens are pressure cookers (pun more or less intended), whether you’re trying to elevate your own high-end restaurant to preserve some family legacy or just […]
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This Waterproof Portable Sony Speaker Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever
The Sony ULT Field 1 is the most compact speaker in the brand’s ULT line, making it easy to toss into a bag or attach […]
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I Figured Out How to Disable IOS 26’s Annoying New Screenshot Features
In iOS 26, Apple expanded the Visual Intelligence feature from the camera to the screen . Now you can use Visual Intelligence to ask anything […]
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Threads Gets Its Own Separate Hidden Words Settings
Threads users will soon have more control over what appears (or doesn’t appear) in their feeds. According to a Threads post from Instagram CEO Adam […]
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I Tried the New Claude AI App Builder and I Didn’t Have to Write Any Code
Last year, Anthropic introduced a new feature called Artifacts in its Claude AI chatbot, which lets users see the results of their conversations in real […]
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This No-Intervention Method Is the Only Way I Will Ever Cook Bacon.
As soon as I could cook safely on the stovetop without supervision—say, 12 years old?—I started frying bacon. I did my best to stretch the […]
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Blue Screen of Death Is Dead
Microsoft’s famous Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) has died after 40 years. Rest in peace, the most panicked screen a Windows user could ever encounter. […]
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You Can Force Your Router to Prioritize Game Downloads
Hideo Kojima’s latest packet/tar delivery-based afterlife simulator finally launched today. It’s also a massive download, like most AAA games these days. If you’re impatient or […]
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WhatsApp Has Found Another Way to Introduce AI Into Your Chats
Meta, the company that owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has been adding more and more AI features to its apps lately, whether you asked for […]
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You Can Still Claim Your Share of the $126 Million Fortnite Compensation
Last December, the FTC issued the first round of payments in a 2022 settlement that required Fortnite creator Epic Games to pay back $245 million […]
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Why You Shouldn’t Panic Over Gemini’s Privacy Policy Changes
This week, Google sent some Gemini users an email outlining changes to how the AI chatbot will interact with other Android apps, including Phone, Messages, […]
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If Your Facebook Group Has Been Banned, It’s Most Likely a Mistake
Facebook users are complaining that their groups are inexplicably being slapped with the ban hammer, no matter how innocent they are. On Reddit and X, […]
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Three Types of Phone Hacking to Watch Out For
By putting the right security measures in place and using common sense, you can minimize the risk of your phone being hacked, but it’s not […]
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Ten Ways to Speed up a Slow Internet Browser
I’ve been generally very happy with my M1 MacBook Air (2020) , which I’ve had for almost three years now. However, I do regret not […]
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You Can Finally Change the Snooze Duration in IOS 26
The iPhone’s Clock app is one of the slowest-growing apps on the iPhone, getting less love and attention than even the Phone app. While there […]
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This Microsoft Surface Pro Bundle Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever
If you’re looking to upgrade your everyday computing setup, this Surface Pro bundle on Amazon might actually be worth your consideration. For $946.99 (the lowest […]
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Top 10 Gen Z and Alpha Trends in 2025 (so Far)
If you’re over, say, 28, chances are you’re completely baffled by what young people are doing offline and online — I write about youth trends […]
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The Automatic Resistance on the Peloton Bike+ May Be Worth the Extra Cost
I’ve been testing the Bike+, an upgraded version of Peloton’s award-winning bike, for two weeks now, all to write reviews about it. As an avid […]
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These Solos Smart Glasses Might Make Me Ditch My Ray Ban Metas
Smart glasses company Solos today announced two new models in the wearable tech space: the AirGo A5 and AirGo V2. Solos says its mission is […]
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The Best Laptops to Buy in 2025
A laptop may seem like a simple device at first glance: just a computer with a screen and a keyboard attached. But these days, you […]
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Samsung Is Offering Several Perks to Those Who Register to Pre-Order Its New Foldable Devices.
Samsung has confirmed that its Galaxy Unpacked July 2025 event will take place on July 9. (An interesting choice to hold it on Prime Day. […]
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You Can Get an Extra Year of Free Windows 10 Security Updates
Windows 10’s end of support is just a few months away, but Microsoft is giving users who can’t (or don’t want to) give up Windows […]
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All the Seasonal Foods in July (and the Best Ways to Use Them)
The days are long, and the weather gives you an idea of what it must feel like inside a deep fryer. While June is full […]
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In These States, You Can Use Your IPhone As ID
Why do I still carry a wallet ? My iPhone can do almost everything you used to need a traditional wallet for. Most (if not […]
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Four Ways to Deal With Repeated ‘Delivery Attempted’ Messages When You’re Actually Home
The scenario is always the same: You’re anxiously awaiting an important package that UPS or FedEx confidently assures will arrive “by the end of the […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Samsung Galaxy S25+
Samsung announced the new Galaxy S25 series back in January , a collection of three phones that compete with Google’s Pixels for the title of […]
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Apple’s MacOS Tahoe Beta 2 Lets You Test New AirPods Features
I’m excited about macOS Tahoe. Apple’s annual operating system update is set to introduce a number of exciting new features and changes , including a […]
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This Tech Brand Will Get the Biggest Discounts on Prime Day
Prime Day 2025 is approaching , and with it comes a wave of discounts and savings. While Amazon wants you to think that every deal […]
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What’s New on Netflix in July 2025
Netflix’s July lineup includes Happy Gilmore 2 (July 25), the long-awaited sequel starring Adam Sandler and Christopher McDonald, who reprise their roles as Happy and […]
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Eight Questions to Discuss With New Neighbors Immediately After Moving In
Most of us get along well with our neighbors, sometimes even becoming friends. But even if you’re friendly with the people on your block, your […]
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My Four Favorite Android 16 Features That Haven’t Launched Yet
Earlier this month, Google announced the launch of Android 16 , which will be available first on Pixel devices. If you have a Pixel 6 […]
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Why 2025 Is the Year of Smart Glasses
I predict that 2025 will be the year of a big breakthrough in smart glasses. Technology is finally advanced enough that tech glasses are useful […]
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IOS 26 Finally Brings Pins to Apple Music
One of the best new Apple Music features in iOS 26 is the ability to pin your favorite songs, albums, or playlists. You can finally […]
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The Best Amazon Prime Benefits You Probably Didn’t Know About
If you’re going to sign up for Amazon Prime, you’ll want to squeeze as much out of the deal as you can. And there’s a […]
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