Why Google Maps Asks for Permission to View Screenshots of Your IPhone
When you’re planning a trip with friends, chances are your group chat will be full of links and screenshots of places you want to visit […]
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Google Messages Will Soon Let You Delete Messages for Everyone
Not long ago, sending a message was final. It didn’t matter if you had an unfortunate typo or sent a message to the wrong person: […]
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How to Stop “wasting Revenge”
Now more than ever, it’s time to curb your online shopping habit . The Trump administration’s tariffs will hit American families hard, with estimates ranging […]
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“Cotypist” Adds Autocomplete to All Your Mac Apps
I don’t use AI at all. I think at least part of this is the user interface that most large language models (LLMs) are exposed […]
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Comparison of Claude AI’s New Web Search With Gemini and ChatGPT
AI bots want to help you with your web searches and everything else, and Claude is the latest AI assistant that gives you the power […]
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Amazon Fire TV Stick HD Is Now $20
If you’re looking to breathe new life into an old HDTV, or even just want an affordable way to stream your favorite shows, the Amazon […]
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Online Sale of Joann Fabrics and Crafts Is a Scam
When a large store declares bankruptcy and goes out of business, it is often possible to purchase its products at rock-bottom prices. But scammers are […]
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Five Ways to Get More From Letterboxd
Letterboxd is the best thing to happen to movie fans since IMDb, which is almost surprising considering how simple it is. Like Film Twitter’s answer […]
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This Little-Known IPhone Gesture Could Be a Great Alternative to AirDrop
If you’ve owned Apple devices for a while, you probably think you know them pretty well. You have your different routines, habits and techniques and […]
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Pie Justice Combines Social Impact With Damn Good Baked Goods
Welcome to Cookbook of the Week . In this series, I highlight cookbooks that are unique, easy to use, or just special to me. While […]
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This Extension Gets Rid of Annoying YouTube Clutter
YouTube is an amazing tool. If there’s anything you want to do, from playing a musical instrument to fixing appliances, there’s a video somewhere on […]
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Why Now Is the Best Time to Sell Running Shoes
Running seems like a cheap sport – all you need are shoes! — until you actually go to the shoe store. The right shoes can […]
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The Best Podcast Apps of 2025
If you enjoy listening to podcasts, it’s important to have the right app for your needs. While you can listen to a podcast on almost […]
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What to Expect From the Presentation of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge?
Samsung has just announced a new livestream of the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge. The company initially unveiled the phone at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event […]
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If All Else Fails, Use Command Prompt to Shut Down Windows
In an ideal world, you would live a long and happy life just by shutting down and restarting your computer through the Start menu. Click […]
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Google’s Latest Android Update Fixes 46 Security Flaws
Google’s latest Android security bulletin patches 46 security vulnerabilities affecting Android devices, one of which is a zero-day vulnerability in FreeType that may be subject […]
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Whoop Releases 5.0 and MG Hardware (and Adds Pricing Tiers)
After teasing it on social media for over a week, Whoop has finally announced the release of its 5.0 device, as well as a version […]
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Blink Outdoor 4 Floodlight Camera Sells at Lowest Price Ever
If you’ve been wanting to install a security camera in your backyard, driveway, or any dimly lit area around your home, the Blink Outdoor 4 […]
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What Is the Difference Between LED and Mini LED?
The alphabet of TV terminology is quite vast, but lately you may have seen a particularly confusing term: mini-LED. LEDs are already tiny, so what […]
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The 40 Scariest Horror Movies on Netflix Right Now
For some, the spooky season begins around the end of August—when Target releases animatronic skeletons and ghost projectors, and when every available retail space is […]
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My Favorite Sites for Finding Cheap Travel Deals
Finding great travel deals is a skill, but it can be honed: If you know where to find a good deal, you can be patient […]
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14 Games You Should Play If You Like Wordle
Wordle became an instant classic almost immediately upon launch, but its simplicity also creates a new problem: what to play if you’ve already guessed the […]
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Samsung Will Soon Let You Send Payments to Other Digital Wallets With a Tap
If you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, you’ll soon be able to instantly send money to friends and family simply by pairing your devices. The […]
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It’s Time to Check Your Autopay Subscriptions
According to a recent survey, on average Americans spend $77 per month (or $924 per year) on subscriptions. But how many of these subscriptions actually […]
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Netflix Is Redesigning Its TV App
Netflix is rolling out a redesign of its TV app that subscribers will see starting May 19th. The update is designed to make it easier […]
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The New Kindle Colorsoft Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever
I love Kindle e-readers and have been using them since the first Kindle Paperwhite came out in 2012, but until recently this was my dream […]
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Where to Buy Groceries to Avoid Price Hikes Due to Tariffs
These days, it’s impossible to live long without hearing the word ” tariff ,” and for most of us, just the word causes anxiety. Household […]
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Seven Best Ways to Budget for the Summer
Summer brings sunshine, vacations, outdoor concerts—and the inability to leave the house without accidentally spending $20. Your budget is never truly fixed. It changes depending […]
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Compare Microsoft’s New, Smaller Surface Devices to the MacBook Air and IPad Pro
Yesterday, Microsoft announced a pair of ultraportable Surface devices, both of which are quite different from their predecessors. There’s a creatively named 13-inch Surface Laptop […]
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New Start Menu and Other Important Updates Coming to Windows 11
In addition to a couple of new Surface devices , Microsoft also announced a number of notable updates for Windows 11, including the Start menu, […]
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Here’s What I Learned After Wearing Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses for Six Months
Six months ago, I reviewed the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses . In case you’ve been off the grid, those specs include a camera, open-back speakers, […]
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This Amazon Fire Max Tablet Is Now $140
The Amazon Fire Max 11 looks like a grown-up version of the Fire tablets that used to be quite good. It’s bigger, cleaner, and doesn’t […]
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These Websites That Charge You for Your Employer Identification Number Are a Scam
Scammers can make a lot of money by selling you something that you can actually get for free, such as government services. The Federal Trade […]
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How QLED and OLED Displays Work and Which One Is Right for You
Of all the confusing terms associated with display technologies, few are easier to confuse than OLED and QLED. They’re only half a letter apart, but […]
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This Mac App Gives a Much-Needed Update to Copy and Paste
I couldn’t live without copy and paste—it’s fundamental to how I write and work—but when you think about it, it’s a pretty abstract function. Copy […]
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You Can Update Your TV’s Firmware Using a USB Stick
You probably update devices like your smartphone or laptop quite often. (You may have put off the latest version a little longer than you should […]
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Fraudsters Are Already Profiting From Confusion Around Tariffs
If you’re like most people, you probably didn’t think much about rates until this year. And if you’re like most people, you’ve probably spent this […]
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Eight Steps to Organize and Pay Off Your Debt
According to the latest data , the average total debt of consumer households last year was $105,056—a 13% increase over the past five years. When […]
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How to Make (and Reheat) Soup in the Vitamix Ascent X5
There are a lot of fantastic settings you can use on the Vitamix Ascent X5 , but one of my favorites is the soup setting […]
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This Amazon Soundbar and Subwoofer Combo Is on Sale for Almost $100 Off
Amazon’s new soundbar came out this year, and it’s aimed at people looking for a simple setup that’s both convenient and affordable. The Fire TV […]
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