Category: Tech

Thanks to Clubhouse, and every service now makes a clone / competitor of Clubhouse, it might feel a little lonely to be the person who […]

Using keyboard shortcuts can save the average person eight work days a year , so to save you a few work hours, we’ve compiled a […]

Wireless networks are one of life’s greatest mysteries. You’ve probably run into a lot of nasty questions about your own setup: Why are my downloads […]

If you have one of three different Ellipsis Jetpack hotspot models – the same Jetpack hotspot you would buy from Verizon to give nearby devices […]

Previously, Gazelle was a household name for telephone exchanges, but then many companies appeared to have a snack at lunch. Between that and the general […]

Google Chats officially replaces Hangouts in Gmail. The Gmail chat integration was first launched for Google Workspace and Google corporate accounts last year , but […]

Lifehacker Tech 911 has a simple goal: to answer your technical questions, no matter how big, small or chaotic. If you will let me indulge […]

Google recently showcased a number of new Google Maps features that Android and iOS users are getting this year. The first is inland AR destinations […]

Everyone seems to be making money with NFT or non-fungible tokens, those digital artworks that have been dubbed the next investment craze . That is, […]

Why do cats meow? Why do birds fly? Why are hackers breaking into your account? This is their nature. Or is it a hobby. Or […]

Slack launched a new direct messaging feature that allows people from different companies to communicate with each other. No problem, right? The service is voluntary, […]

Even those who had relatively healthy relationships with technology before the pandemic can now find themselves in a different position – when they interact with […]

While many services have user interfaces that are designed to be easy to use – just enough for even a technophobe to understand – there […]

Zoom may have overtaken Skype as the preferred abbreviation for video calling, but Microsoft’s chat service hasn’t gone anywhere. The latest update to Skype for […]

Chrome OS 89 is now rolling out, adding a lot of functionality to Chromebooks and tablets that run Google’s operating system. You’ll probably notice the […]

Aira is a service that allows blind and visually impaired people to receive audio descriptions of their surroundings from a live operator. This is similar […]

Sometimes I take on some pretty tough questions for Lifehacker’s weekly Tech 911 Q&A column – hacking this, security of something like why there is-porn-on-my-device. […]

Chances are, you’ll live happily ever after with your Google account until Jeeves is raised from the dead to reaffirm his dominance in the search […]

Let’s say you are teaching a virtual classroom in Google Meet and you want your students to split into discussion groups to take a lesson. […]

No need to say “log out of Facebook” in the comments to this. For those on social media – and there seems to be a […]

Google Photos will be leaving soon – at least the useful free service we’ve been using to store years of photos is finally running out […]

There are times when it seems like your Windows computer has a mind of its own – launch programs, windows, browser tabs, or whatever without […]

Zoom offers its users a free Live Transcription feature. Paid users have been accessing the service for a while, but free users will soon be […]

In the coming weeks, Google will add built-in screen recording to all Chromebooks. The new tool allows users to capture video from their device screen […]

You are doing everything right, but trouble will break out anyway. Such is the world of troubleshooting a hectic PC where the prompt says it […]

Samsung recently announced a pair of tiny battery-powered dongles called SmartTags to help you keep track of important items. These keyfob-like devices last several months […]

In Xbox Series X Controllers | S has a relatively unknown feature that makes them much easier to use with multiple devices: the Sync button […]

As far back as I can remember, I’ve been a little mouse – never hesitated. However, what if you want to ditch the mouse entirely? […]

Microsoft Word has a dark mode you can use right now, but it’s not as dark as you might prefer if you’re the kind of […]

You might think, given its recent $ 6 billion valuation , Reddit would be confident to get rid of the pop-ups that the site serves […]

By now, you’ve probably seen a viral video of a lawyer accidentally transforming into a cat during an important Zoom hearing. If you want to […]

You know you’re stuck in an endless loop of pandemic life when you can no longer get the enthusiasm to change your stupid Zoom virtual […]

It is difficult to ask your friends, colleagues and loved ones for their opinions. Feedback on its own can be intimidating – it’s usually hard […]

Replacing an ancient mechanical drive with an ultra-fast solid state drive is one of the best upgrades you can make to your desktop or laptop. […]

Even though we’ve all had a few months of practicing working from home, some people still tinker with volume, lighting, and other technical settings before […]

Google has added a helpful About This Result menu to search results. The new menu includes contextual information that you can use to check if […]

I never thought I’d ever hear the phrase “Windows 7” again, but a Lifehacker reader reminded me recently that yes, some people still use Microsoft’s […]

If you are thinking about unsubscribing from WhatsApp for any reason, one problem might be the difficulty of transferring your WhatsApp conversations to another service. […]

Amazon Digital Assistant can now control some of your smart devices without any additional requests. But before you start daydreaming about the day Alexa makes […]

Finally, you can drag and drop email attachments from Outlook to Microsoft Teams. Sure, it took almost five years for this feature to appear, but […]