Why We Won’t Get an AI-Powered Siri Anytime Soon
If you suspected that Siri would soon be equipped with artificial intelligence, you weren’t alone. In fact, Apple has been touting it heavily since the […]
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My Favorite Adjustable Dumbbell Workout Only Takes 15 Minutes
When I’m training for a marathon , my schedule revolves around putting in the miles. Between work, relationships, and hitting the pavement for my training […]
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Peloton Is Launching Its Own Resale Platform, and It Will Be Much Better Than Facebook Marketplace
This week brought some exciting news that excites not only me as a devoted Peloton user , but also someone with a well-documented obsession with […]
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These Smart Tech Gadgets Make Great Father’s Day Gifts
Father’s Day is just around the corner, and this year I think you should be smarter about what you get him. With all the Wi-Fi […]
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This Self-Propelled Lawn Mower Is Sold at the Lowest Price
Right now, you can buy the EGO Power+ self-propelled lawn mower for 43% off, which is the lowest price ever, according to price trackers . […]
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I Rated This Tiny, Cheap Robot Vacuum Cleaner Higher Than the Dyson, Which Costs Three Times As Much
If you’re in the market for a robot vacuum, you’ve probably considered the Dyson 360 Vis Nav , a premium robot vacuum. Instead, I’d like […]
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Someone Created an AI Agent for the IPhone Before Apple Did It
Agentic AI is the next big step forward for artificial intelligence: bots that don’t just respond with ( often inaccurate ) directions and instructions, but […]
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Five Shows to Watch While You Wait for the Next Season of Hacks
Since its 2021 premiere, the HBO Max comedy Hacks has earned near-universal acclaim, an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series, and a legion of fans. The […]
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Google Pixel Tablet Now on Sale for $140 Off
The Google Pixel tablet is now $359 for the 256GB version, its lowest price yet, according to price trackers . It originally cost $499, and […]
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This Runner’s Tool Quickly Measures the Slope of Any Hill
I’ve written before about why hill repeats are a great thing to add to your running routine and how to get started. But one of […]
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Saucy Is the Perfect Cookbook to Help You Improve an Otherwise Unimpressive Dish.
Welcome to Cookbook of the Week . This is a series where I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to […]
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How Old Is an Apple Watch Considered Too Old to Buy?
In 2023, I decided to upgrade my Apple Watch after not wearing my Series 4 for a few years. I sold it on Poshmark and […]
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Meta Apps Have Been Secretly Tracking Android Users’ Web Activity for Months
I don’t expect Meta to respect my data or my privacy, but the company continues to amaze me with how low they’re willing to go […]
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How to Reset Your Nintendo Switch Before Selling It
The Switch 2 is finally out this week, if you were lucky enough to pre-order one . If you’re upgrading, you might want to sell […]
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GhatGPT Can Now Remember Conversations for Free Users Too
ChatGPT introduced its memory feature over a year ago . The feature allows users to save specific details of their life or work to ChatGPT’s […]
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Nothing Phone 3 Has a Launch Date but I’m Not Sure the Price Is Right
When I think of Nothing (the phone company), I think of value. For example, the Nothing Phone 3a costs $379, but it doesn’t feel like […]
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You Can Now Manage Your Public Reddit Profile
Reddit is giving users more control over what activity other users can see on their public profiles. The new “curate my profile” feature allows users […]
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How to Protect Your Car From Identity Theft
No matter how secretive your identification information is, there’s probably a gaping hole in your security efforts: your car. Like you, your car is associated […]
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Beware of Fake Websites Claiming to Be Booking.com
Scammers are targeting travelers planning their vacations in a new campaign that spoofs popular online travel agency (OTA) Booking.com. The scheme, discovered by Malwarebytes Labs […]
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Android Users Will Finally Be Able to Sync Their Garmin Fitness Data
The Health Connect app expands the “data sharing” feature by allowing Android users to sync their health information across multiple apps. The announcement was made […]
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How to Watch Pornhub Even If It’s Blocked in Your State
The Internet is changing rapidly, and the (rather large) portion of it devoted to adult entertainment is no exception. Porn sites in a growing number […]
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Samsung Will Soon Delete Your Inactive Account If You Don’t Sign In
If you’ve been online longer than you’d like to admit, you probably have an account or two that you no longer use. My password manager […]
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I Tried Bing’s Free AI-Powered Video Generator and It Doesn’t Compare to Paid Options
AI video generation is a rapidly evolving field, with companies like Google Veo and OpenAI Sora constantly outperforming each other. We’re getting to the point […]
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Five Shows to Watch While You Wait for ‘The Breakup’ Season 3
Being a fan of Apple TV+ ‘s Out of the Game takes patience. Hopefully the wait for season three won’t be as interminable as the […]
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These Are the Best Free VPNs for Android
So, you’ve heard about the security and privacy benefits of a VPN (virtual private network) app and want to take advantage of them on your […]
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This Malware Adds a ‘trusted’ Contact to Your Android Phone
As fraud detection features for calls and text messages become more sophisticated, so too do the threats designed to bypass such measures. Right now, Android […]
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This Site Takes Me Back to the Glory Days of Weather Forecasts on Local on the 8s
The Weather Channel looked like a regular TV channel, for the most part — until it added a local forecast. Then it became a pixelated […]
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This High-Resolution 360-Degree Camera Is Now on Sale for $140
If you’ve been thinking about upping the ante on your action or travel videos, the Insta360 X4 is now $359.99, down from its original $499.99 […]
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Here’s the Secret to Perfect Crispy Food in the Instant Vortex Air Fryer
If you wanted soggy food, you’d put it in a pot of water. You didn’t buy your Instant Vortex air fryer to get mushy results. […]
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Six IOS 26 Feature Rumors That Actually Make Me Excited
I didn’t think I’d be talking about iOS 26 until 2032, but here we are. At WWDC 2025 , Apple will likely announce the final […]
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The 10 Best Comedy Series on Netflix, According to Rotten Tomatoes
We all need a little laughter, right? Whether you consider “funny” to be sharp social satire, complete absurdity, comforting old-school sitcom, or something in between, […]
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This New TikTok Feature Will Let You ‘manage Topics’ on Your for You Page
TikTok is giving users more ways to personalize their For You feeds so you can see more of what you want and less of what […]
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Alcohol, Houses, and Other Surprising Things You Can Win in the Lottery
Everyone knows that the lottery is a tax on people who can’t count – your chances of winning are ridiculously small . That doesn’t stop […]
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Replace Your PayPal Account With Google Wallet Before It Gets Deleted
If your PayPal account is linked to your Google Wallet for purchases, you’ll need to update your payment method as soon as possible. Google is […]
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I’m a Marathon Runner and These Are My Favorite World Running Day Suggestions.
This year, World Running Day is June 4. Like most unofficial holidays, the day not only celebrates our shared love of running, but also provides […]
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T-Mobile Expands Starlink Beta Access to Everyone
In February, T-Mobile seemed like it might offer beta access to Starlink to everyone in the United States. As it turns out, the company was […]
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What Apple Announcements to Expect From WWDC 2025
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is scheduled for June 9-13 this year, and you can expect some big announcements to be made. While WWDC […]
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Update Google Chrome ASAP to Fix Critical Vulnerability
If you use Google Chrome, you need to update your browser right now. Google has just released an emergency patch for three security vulnerabilities, one […]
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5 Underrated Apple Watch Features I Love
After years of waiting, I recently upgraded my Apple Watch and quickly realized that going from the Apple Watch Series 6 to the Series 10 […]
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Photoshop Is Now Officially Available (and Free) on IPhone and Android
“Photoshop” is synonymous with image editing—the app has been the industry standard for more than 30 years. But while Photoshop has always been available on […]
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