Try Samsung Galaxy S9 on Any Android Phone With This App
If you’ve been thinking about buying a Galaxy S9 but aren’t entirely sure if you’re ready to grit your teeth, Samsung has created a way […]
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Top Reader Tips About Paris
Bonjour! This week we asked for tips on Paris . Here are some highlights from the 148 responses. If you learn anything, let the Parisians […]
Continue reading »Get Rid of Bad Habits With a Counter-Intuitive Approach
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dip in the pool of stoic wisdom and a guide to using its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »What to Do With Fried Bone Marrow Bones
Eating bone marrow is an experience best described as “intuitively decadent.” Once seared, the juicy meat oil inside the bones can be scraped off and […]
Continue reading »How Not to Email Naked Photos to Everyone You Know
Email can be a magnet for errors. Sometimes these errors are trivial: you add an extra letter to the proper name somewhere in the message; […]
Continue reading »When Rating Something Great, Give It the Maximum Number of Stars.
This Uber / Airbnb / restaurant was really great, you think to yourself as you sit down to write a review. You enter whatever you […]
Continue reading »Start Writing Electronic Notes in 2018
Have an iPad in your bag, Surface Pro on your desk, and still jotting down notes on a slip of paper? Don’t be an animal. […]
Continue reading »Retain the Serial Number of Your AirPods to Replace Lost Parts
If you lose one of your AirPods , Apple will take care of you (it won’t come cheap ), but if you lose the included […]
Continue reading »How to Respond to the Latest Market Drop
Gary Cohn stepped down as chief economic adviser to President Donald Trump on proposed steel and aluminum tariffs , causing the Dow to plunge 300 […]
Continue reading »If You Are Traveling to Japan, Konbini Is Your New Favorite.
Traveler, let me give you my most useful advice for visiting Japan: Konbini is life. This is a one-stop shop where you can buy literally […]
Continue reading »How to Prevent MoviePass From Tracking Your Location
Just yesterday, we learned that MoviePass actively tracks your location – and not only when you’re in the theater or otherwise using the app. Your […]
Continue reading »How to Remove Burnt-on Debris From the Instant Cookware Rack
Sealing a pile of food in a pressure cooker like the Instant Pot means you can’t really stir the contents, which can cause a slight […]
Continue reading »Your Financial to-Do List for March
Yes, tax day is almost here, but it’s not the only item on your to-do list this month. You will also want to take a […]
Continue reading »Here Is a Playlist of Songs You Know but Cannot Name
Hey, what is this song? Ask the MetaFilter 52 commentators for different tunes , mostly classical and big bands , which you will recognize immediately, […]
Continue reading »Omega-3s Aren’t That Good for Your Heart After All
Omega-3s were supposed to protect us all from heart disease and other health problems, but it took a while for the evidence to calm the […]
Continue reading »GeForce Now Lets You Stream Games on an Hourly Basis
You can have an ultraportable laptop or an entry-level MacBook, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be able to enjoy Triple-A gaming. Nvidia’s game streaming […]
Continue reading »How to Teach a Child to Hold a Pencil
I recently attended a kindergarten orientation meeting where, to my relief, the principal said that there are only two things that parents need to do […]
Continue reading »I’m WhatsApp Product Designer Charlie Deets and This Is How I Work
Charlie Deets, Lead Product Designer at WhatsApp , makes decisions that affect over 1.5 billion users every month. This means solving some unusual tasks, such […]
Continue reading »This Meditation Track Will Make You Love Running and Yourself
iOS / Android: When I run, my inner monologue sounds like an argument between a good coach and a bad coach. One voice tells me […]
Continue reading »When Your Roommate’s Boyfriend Is Delayed
Some people have problems that require the delicate advice of a qualified professional. Others just need a random guy on the internet to kick them […]
Continue reading »How to Get Started With Google Lens
Android: Be thrilled, Android fans who don’t own pixels. Almost 10 years have passed since the launch of Google Goggles , an application that allows […]
Continue reading »The Best Way to Fold Your Socks
A dirty sock drawer means a dirty life. You deserve a better start to your day than finding the right match. You can replace all […]
Continue reading »Feed Your Child Dinner at 15:00
School-age children have a period of gastrointestinal chaos, and this period lasts every weekday from 3 pm to 6 pm. At about 3 pm, when […]
Continue reading »Investing Is Just Part of Your Financial Puzzle
Investing is an important part of a healthy financial life. You want your money to grow, and aside from winning the lottery, investing is the […]
Continue reading »The New IMessage Extension for the Google App Is Awesome
iOS: in Google Monday announced a major update of its application for iOS . If you only interact with Google on your iPhone by typing […]
Continue reading »Why Do You Need a Measuring Tape in the Kitchen
For better or worse, cooking always requires a certain number of measurements. Usually these measurements are made either by mass or by volume, but sometimes […]
Continue reading »MoviePass Tracks Your Location
We’ve all waited for other shoes to drop on a super cheap movie service with unlimited viewing and finally it happened. In a recent presentation, […]
Continue reading »This Is the 2-Minute Podcast on Brushing Our Teeth We’ve Been Waiting For.
Two minutes is an odd time to stand by the sink with a brush in your mouth. And if you don’t use an electric brush […]
Continue reading »How to Turn Off All Twitter Retweets
The Atlantic just presented a great argument for disabling retweets for everyone you follow on Twitter , but they don’t tell you how. So, we […]
Continue reading »What You Can Learn About Your Breast Cancer Risk From 23andMe
The FDA has approved a genetic test from 23andMe that can tell you if you have any of three specific mutations in the BRCA1 and […]
Continue reading »An Instant Lid Can Do It
I hate having to deal with the lids of the saucepans when they are hot and dripping with condensation; this makes it impossible to suppress […]
Continue reading »Which of Your “secret Family Recipes” Is Not Such a Big Secret?
Hello and welcome back toWhat’s Cooking? , an open thread where you can share your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on all food related […]
Continue reading »How to Go to IKEA As a Couple Without Parting
The true strength of a relationship is tested not in easy circumstances, but in difficult ones. Over the weekend, my companion and I embarked on […]
Continue reading »Clean While Cooking
If you are not actively mixing, stirring, flipping, or cooking, chances are you will have some downtime while cooking. Use this time to tidy up […]
Continue reading »How Far Does the Issue of Flexibility Go?
We’ve been in the March fitness challenge for almost a week, working on our flexibility. Here is your chain: how are you? I, I was […]
Continue reading »Meet Our New Senior Technical Editor
Hello Lifehacker readers. I’m David Murphy, a longtime Lifehacker fan, now its Senior Technical Editor. Previously as a writer at Wirecutter, I spent years exposing […]
Continue reading »How Men Can Orgasm Without Ejaculation
Men have long mourned the idea that women can have multiple orgasms while men cannot. After all, men have to deal with a frustrating refractory […]
Continue reading »What Lawyers Want You to Know
Like medical advice or trivia answers at headquarters, you need to be careful when getting legal advice. More than twenty years later on the Internet, […]
Continue reading »See If You Can Build a Backyard Granny Apartment in Los Angeles With This Tool
In Los Angeles, an additional backyard apartment building (ADU), or “grandmother,” is a common addition to many homes. However, these one bedroom apartments / guesthouses […]
Continue reading »How to Tie the Gloves of the Evil Eye, the Hat of the March for Our Lives
Last year, a hot pink knit hat with two cat ears became the unofficial form of the Women’s March in Washington. While some found the […]
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