This Nintendo Switch Lite Is Over $30 Off Right Now
The Nintendo Switch Lite is already a good choice for gamers who prefer a handheld console, but Woot’s offer makes it even more tempting. For […]
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How to Change Settings on the Lectric XPeak 2.0 E-Bike
If you have a Lectric XPeak 2.0 e-bike , you can change many bike settings right from the built-in screen, including changing top speed, adjusting […]
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Google Just Fixed 43 Security Vulnerabilities in Android
Google’s first Pixel Drop of 2025 took place this week, introducing a long list of updates for the company’s flagship phones, tablets and watches. Google […]
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AI-Powered Resumes Are Also Coming to the App Store
There are nearly two million apps in the iOS App Store , and many of them aren’t worth your time. That’s why many of us […]
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This TikTok Cleaning Method Could Break My Fan
As spring gets closer and closer, I was happy to see a new trend on TikTok that claims you can easily clean fans—a rather tedious […]
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The Best Ways to Extend the Life of Your Old Washer and Dryer
When my wife and I bought a house two decades ago, one of the most exciting parts of the process was that we finally started […]
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Is YouTube Premium Lite Worth Saving?
YouTube’s recent price hike has clearly left a hole in the market. If you want to experience YouTube completely ad-free, you currently need to pay […]
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Apple’s Best New Chipset Isn’t the M4 Max
In addition to the launch of the sky blue M4-based MacBook Air , Apple’s series of announcements this week revealed Apple’s most powerful desktop silicon […]
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This Subscription-Free Indoor Camera Is $27 Right Now
If you need an extra set of eyes at home without spending a lot of money, the TP-Link Kasa KC410S indoor security camera is currently […]
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Download This Tax Preparation Checklist for a Stress-Free Filing Experience.
Tax season can turn even the most organized people into stressed out procrastinators. And if you’re anything like me, first of all, you’re not the […]
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15 Best Movies About Being Attached to Huge Corporations (Including Erin Brockovich)
Corporations are the driving force behind almost every aspect of American life, including the movies we watch. Sometimes it seems that they have all the […]
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Five Reasons You May Qualify for Lower Auto Insurance Premiums
Like homeowners insurance, auto insurance is becoming significantly more expensive, with data showing policy costs rose 11% last year, likely due to factors such as […]
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This Simple Text Document Can Replace Your Calendar App
Gina Trapani, founder of the website you’re reading now, popularized the text format for to-do lists back in 2006 (please excuse the weird formatting in […]
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More Artificial Intelligence to Appear in Google Search Results
When Google introduced AI reviews for search last year , it didn’t go so well. The company’s AI made some pretty serious mistakes in its […]
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Shokz Bone Conduction Headphones Are $60 Off Right Now
Bone conduction headphones are ideal for activities where hearing what’s going on around you is vital to your safety. This is because they use technology […]
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My Favorite Amazon Buy of the Day: Ikarao Shell S1 Portable Karaoke Speaker
Testing the Ikarao Shell S1 karaoke speaker during my review was one of the highlights of my time as a tech reviewer. Now that it’s […]
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Digg Is Back (Sort Of)
Digg, the dominant link aggregator of the mid-2000s, is trying to make another comeback. Kevin Rose, one of the original founders of Digg, acquired the […]
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Three Roth IRA Rules You Should Know During Tax Season
Tax season is the perfect time to reconsider your Roth IRA contribution strategy. While Roth IRAs offer incredible tax advantages, they have special rules that […]
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Four Ways to Make Your Home Work for You (When You Can’t Move)
Homeownership used to be a clear progression: you bought a “starter” home when you were young, built up equity, and then made money as prices […]
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Apple’s Latest MacBook Air Is Worth Buying
So you want to buy a MacBook? You have no shortage of options. If you go directly through Apple, you’ll be able to choose between […]
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There Is an Archive of the CDC Website Before Trump
Some accurate health information was removed from the CDC website last month, and we’ve provided some tips on where to find archived versions and sources […]
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The Easiest Way to Free up Disk Space on Your Mac
If your Mac is running out of space, don’t ignore the problem. These machines may experience problems when their storage is 100% full: updates may […]
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When to See a Lunar Eclipse (and Other Cosmic Events) in March
March is not the most exciting time of year for casual sky watching, although there are two notable events: a total lunar eclipse in the […]
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How to Take Photos on Android Without All the Post-Processing Nonsense
Your phone’s camera does so much filtering, processing, and AI adjustments that it can make you question reality itself. In a world where Google can […]
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Everything New in Google Pixel Drop in March 2025
The first Pixel Drop of 2025 is here: quarterly updates for Google phones, tablets and watches include improvements to Gemini Live and other AI-powered features […]
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Here’s How the Samsung Galaxy a Series Compares to the IPhone 16e
Less than a month after Apple released its own “budget” iPhone, the iPhone 16e , Samsung has released a new update to the mid-range Galaxy […]
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What People Get Wrong This Week: Measles Myths
A recent measles outbreak in West Texas has resulted in 159 cases in the state; 22 victims required hospitalization, one died. In response to the […]
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You Can Add These New Gemini Widgets to Your IPhone Lock Screen
You can now use Siri with ChatGPT added on your iPhone, but Google wants you to use its Gemini AI bot instead: The official Gemini […]
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This Refurbished IRobot Roomba Is Now $250
If you don’t mind going down the updated path of automated home cleaning, you can now purchase a refurbished iRobot Roomba j7+ for $249.99—a fraction […]
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This Tool Turns Any Wikipedia Topic Into an Interactive Timeline
When studying any topic, it can be helpful to get an idea of when major events occurred in relation to each other. History textbooks typically […]
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Some IPhone 16s Use a Special Glue That Makes Repairs Easier
All batteries age, and your iPhone’s lithium-ion battery is no exception. Over time, the battery degrades, meaning that it can no longer hold as much […]
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Amazon Prime Members Can Get Two Free E-Books in March
You can get thousands of free eBooks throughout 2025 if you know where and when to look for them. Amazon is offering free Kindle eBooks […]
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I Tried the Microsoft Copilot App for Mac, but You Probably Shouldn’t.
There is a lot of talk on the Internet these days about hiding Copilot in Windows and tools that can remove it completely . There’s […]
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This Anker Projector Is Now $120 Off
Now is a good time to buy portable projectors: The Nebula Capsule 3 GTV projector is on sale at its lowest price, and now the […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: the Creator of “Brain Rot”
This week I’m talking about brain rot creator Cookie King, whose constant brain rot videos shape the inner lives of millions of kids under 15. […]
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How Much Do Races Cost, Depending on the Type of Runner You Are?
I’m a full-time Lifehacker marathoner and senior financial columnist. And now I unite my two worlds. Running is often touted as one of the most […]
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These ‘budget’ Bowers & Wilkins Headphones Are Now 32% Off
Bowers & Wilkins is known for producing high-quality audio products such as headphones and speakers. You can see their speakers on luxury cars or expensive […]
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Don’t Buy a New IPad Air
When Tim Cook posted ” There’s Something in AIR ” on X this week, it seemed to imply that the company would soon be abandoning […]
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Everything We Know About IOS 19
With iOS 19 expected to be unveiled in June 2025 at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), rumors about its features are spreading fast. While none […]
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Massive Data Breach Puts 3.3 Million People’s Information at Risk
The past few months have already revealed several major data breaches dating back to 2024 (including incidents at PowerSchool and Community Health Center ), the […]
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