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One of the benefits of switching to a new iPhone every year is that the new iPhone is always much faster. For most of us, […]
Continue reading »Finally it happens: Yahoo Groups is being closed. Well, mostly – it will still exist, but only as a shell of its former self, as […]
Continue reading »We do our best to highlight new interesting beta features for popular apps and operating systems when they come out, but the truth is, new […]
Continue reading »What happens when you find something on your loved one’s phone that shouldn’t be there? What if it bothers you? We are investigating the mystery […]
Continue reading »The first details about the upcoming Project Gem smartphone have finally surfaced. This is the latest creation of Essential , a company founded by former […]
Continue reading »On returning to the Tech 911, a weekly column with tips Lifehacker on technology . This week we answer a question from a reader who […]
Continue reading »Welcome back to the next installment of a series of technical tips from Lifehacker, Tech 911 . You write your tough questions, and we give […]
Continue reading »There are many applications that you can download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. It is obvious. What’s not so obvious is […]
Continue reading »At Tech 911 this week, we’re solving a fun problem with fun tools. I wish I knew someone older than me – a parent, a […]
Continue reading »In this week’s Lifehacker tech tips column, we return to our favorite topic: wireless networking. This time, the reader is having trouble getting an important […]
Continue reading »You should never feel confined to the small screen of a tiny phone in your pocket – or a giant phone, depending on your preference […]
Continue reading »In this week’s tech support column on Lifehacker, we tackle a relatively simple problem with Gmail, but it’s probably very annoying if you emphasize how […]
Continue reading »In this week’s Tech 911 column, Lifehacker’s advice column for everything geeky, we answer a question from a reader who has a problem setting up […]
Continue reading »In this week’s tech tips column , we tackle one of the oldest and most common questions – we see it on the Internet, and […]
Continue reading »Welcome to Tech Etiquette, Lifehacker’s new advice column in which we try to condemn the lawlessness of the so-called digital age. Everyone has their own […]
Continue reading »Welcome to Tech 911 , Lifehacker’s weekly tech tips column. We have a slightly new look! Hope you enjoy it because I love it. This […]
Continue reading »The computer ate my term paper! We’ve all been there. You delete an important file – perhaps even accidentally delete it (on Windows) – or […]
Continue reading »I’ve already talked about this and will repeat it: it’s important to keep your devices up to date. Even though I admit that there are […]
Continue reading »In this week’s Tech 911 advice column, a Lifehacker reader wants to automate a tedious and annoying process: installing a fresh copy of Windows (presumably […]
Continue reading »While I always recommend updating to the latest and greatest version of whatever software you are using, this may not be the best option if […]
Continue reading »Welcome to yet another week of Tech 911 , Lifehacker’s advice column designed to answer your most pressing and unusual technology questions. This week we’re […]
Continue reading »I remember the first digital camera I have ever used. It was about the size of a salad bowl and stored images on a 3.5-inch […]
Continue reading »I’ve always felt a bit out of the ordinary nerd stereotypes. I don’t wear glasses, there are no real pockets in my women’s clothes, so […]
Continue reading »I feel like graphing calculators were really the “thing” for most people in that year or two in high school when you were forced to […]
Continue reading »I am very happy to live in a time where I can just hop on the internet anytime, instead of dialing and waiting for the […]
Continue reading »Having a favorite notebook is even more difficult than having a favorite pen . You write on a stack of paper. But the subtleties and […]
Continue reading »We have strange weather, right? I don’t know where you live, but I’m guessing it’s on the same planet as me, and here in the […]
Continue reading »Even though I had a lot of access to PC games and consoles as a kid (oh, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System was amazing), I […]
Continue reading »I type all day. I swipe and click on my phone. I jot down notes on paper. I’m happy with my predominantly digital life. But […]
Continue reading »Digitizing vinyl is much more difficult than ripping a CD. External CD drive on Amazon costs $ 26 ; a turntable with digital output costs […]
Continue reading »You may not have had to do pure math in years, but you do mental math every day. Or maybe you google math problems ten […]
Continue reading »Analog week is a strange concept for me. As a senior technical editor at Lifehacker, I am screen-locked for most of the day. I’d like […]
Continue reading »I had my first formal typing class in high school, long after I learned to type. There weren’t enough computers for everyone, so some of […]
Continue reading »When I find it difficult to write, when I feel stuck or distracted, or like I’m the biggest impostor in the world , I force […]
Continue reading »When I was choosing the letter for this week’s Tech 911 issue, I was reminded how happy I am to have solar panels in my […]
Continue reading »I am sorry. Last week in Tech 911 , Lifehacker’s tech tips column, I answered a question from Lifehacker editor-in-chief Melissa . She technically reads […]
Continue reading »When the boss says, “I have a problem,” my ears perk up. Lifehacker is fine; we were not blown up by PAM . However, Melissa […]
Continue reading »Welcome back to Lifehacker’s weekly tech tips column, Tech 911 . As always, I want you to send me emails about all the problems you […]
Continue reading »Good news: I’m not sick anymore. The bad news is that my stomach will vomit when they invariably kill my favorite bad guy, Chubby Thanos, […]
Continue reading »Welcome to another installment of Lifehacker’s tech advice column , brought to you by a ton of DayQuil – thanks to whoever gave me the […]
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