Use This Free Sports Tracking App in Your Mac’s Menu Bar
It’s an unfortunate fact of life that sometimes you have to work when you’d rather be watching the game. Unfortunately, I can’t fix that problem, […]
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Here’s Why Strava Rounds up Your Miles
You cross the finish line after what feels like a perfect 10-mile run, and your watch beeps victoriously, showing that nice round number: 10.00 miles […]
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Tate’s Bake Shop Cookery Book Is a Pleasant Return to Simpler Times
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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TCL’s Entry-Level QLED TV Gets Another $100 Cut
TCL makes good non-OLED TVs (maybe some of the best for the price), like last year’s QM7, which I got my hands on and is […]
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Instagram Will No Longer Crop Photos From Smartphones
Unless you’ve screwed up your smartphone camera settings, you’re probably shooting in 3:4 (or 4:3 if you’re holding your phone in landscape orientation). This is […]
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Five Great Read-Later Apps That Will Replace Pocket
Mozilla recently announced that it will be shutting down its book-shelving app Pocket on July 8, 2025. If you’re a fan like me, now is […]
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Use This App to Add Windows-Style Automatic Scrolling to MacOS
You just set up your brand new Mac and are about to scroll through a long document. You press the middle mouse button, expecting to […]
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Five Tricks Insurance Companies Use to Deny Claims (and How to Avoid Them)
Insurance is a modern necessity, and it can often be a lifesaver. When disaster strikes, whether it involves your property , your business, or your […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Sonos Beam Gen 2
Sonos seems to have adopted Apple’s business strategy: make high-quality, user-friendly products at high prices. People will buy them whether they’re on sale or not, […]
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Updating Instagram Can Prevent Your Android Device From Draining Its Battery
For as long as smartphones have existed, there have been battery issues. Sometimes, battery drain is unavoidable. Many modern apps are powerful and, as such, […]
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You Can Get a Microsoft 365 Subscription for $20 Off Right Now
When you’re juggling working on a laptop, managing your calendar on your phone, and storing family vacation photos somewhere in the cloud, it helps to […]
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Google’s New Photos Editor Has an ‘AI Enhancement’ Mode
Google Photos has announced a redesigned editor for customizing images. As expected, the new editor adds several new AI features designed to help you choose […]
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The Best Heat-Tolerant Vegetables to Grow in Your Summer Garden
This summer is predicted to be even hotter, with record temperatures across the U.S. starting in June. While traditional summer crops require warmth, so we […]
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Everything New in Samsung’s One UI 8 (so Far)
With Google expected to release the next major Android update for its Pixel phones next month, Samsung is catching up: Its top-end phones received updates […]
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This Highly-Rated PS5 Controller Is Selling for Its Lowest Price Ever
If you spend a lot of time with your PlayStation 5 and want a controller that can match its power, Sony’s DualSense Edge wireless controller […]
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This DMV Text Is the Latest Phishing Scam
The newest text scam gaining traction is a message that (badly) impersonates your state’s DMV, threatening to revoke your license if you don’t pay the […]
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I Don’t Usually Like Meditation, but Peloton’s Meditation Classes Have Been Surprisingly Helpful.
I don’t consider myself a very passionate person, someone who is in touch with their spirituality, or even someone who is particularly sentimental. The concept […]
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LexisNexis Data Breach so Serious It Could Lead to Class Action Lawsuit
Data broker LexisNexis Risk Solutions (LNRS) just reported a data breach that occurred late last year. While it didn’t affect as many people as other […]
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The QuickDraw Weights Can Make Your Dumbbells Heavier, but They Scare Me
Buying a full set of individual pairs of dumbbells that range from 5 to 60 pounds can cost well over $1,500, not to mention how […]
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All the Seasonal Foods in June (and the Best Ways to Use Them)
Even as kids in the U.S., we learn that June brings good things—warmer weather, ice cream trucks, and, most importantly, summer break from school. As […]
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite $65 Off
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 2nd generation is currently on sale for 25% off, bringing its price down to $199.99 (originally $264.98) — its […]
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How Strava Uses AI Tools to Fight Fraudsters
Strava drama has become the name of the game in the fitness tracking world. I suppose when your favorite fitness app also includes a social […]
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Soon You Too Will Be Able to Repair Your IPad Yourself
Many of us want the power to repair our own devices, and at least with Apple products, things are moving in the right direction on […]
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Five Ways to Improve Your Steam Deck’s Battery Life
After the Nintendo Switch, the Steam Deck is arguably the most impressive handheld gaming device of the last decade. It brings Steam games, most of […]
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Arc Browser Is Dead, but Firefox-Based Zen Is a Great Alternative
Arc, the much-hyped privacy-focused web browser, will no longer be getting new features. That fact was announced months ago by its developer, The Browser Company, […]
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You Can Sign up Right Now to Try Opera’s Mysterious AI-Powered Browser
The company behind the Opera browser is launching another AI tool with Opera Neon , an agent-based AI browser. What this essentially means is that […]
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T-Mobile’s App Records Your Screen by Default, and You Should Turn It Off
It’s not easy to maintain privacy when using technology these days. Much of this is the fault of companies that prioritize data collection over the […]
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This Business Method Will Help You Budget for Home Renovations
While updating, upgrading, and reimagining your home can turn it into your dream home, the logistics involved can be challenging, even if you have a […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Samsung Galaxy S25
Samsung announced the new Galaxy S25 series back in January , a line of three phones with a fourth variation announced a month later that […]
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Firefox’s New Link Previews Are Actually a Good Example of AI-Powered Search
If it seems like every tech company is trying to incorporate AI into all of their products and services, that’s because they are. And as […]
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18 Best Shows You Can Watch for Free on Tubi
Unlike other major streamers, Tubi only offers a handful of original shows, most of which are imports ( their original movie selection is much larger […]
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This JBL PartyBox Is Great for Karaoke and Parties and It’s Almost $140 Off
If you want to take the party on the go, this refurbished JBL PartyBox On-The-Go Essential is on sale for $209.99 on StackSocial with free […]
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Use Google’s Flow TV If You Really Want to Watch an Endless Stream of AI-Powered Videos
Even if you don’t want to dive into AI-powered video creation, using Google’s latest Veo 3 model , you can sit back and admire (or […]
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41mm Apple Watch Series 9 Now Available for $300
If you’re considering an Apple Watch but don’t want to spend the Ultra tier , the Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS + Cellular, 41mm) is […]
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This Waterproof JBL Speaker Is Now Just $40
Warm weather is finally here, and it deserves a decent soundtrack. Whether you’re heading to the beach, hiking in the woods, or riding your bike, […]
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How Tariffs Are Changing the Resale Market (and How to Make the Most of It)
Today, like most days, I headed to the post office to ship my Poshmark sales . But what I’m shipping looks a little different than […]
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Six More Things You Can Do With a Leaf Blower
Love them or hate them, leaf blowers are undeniably effective: They’ve transformed the chore of clearing leaves from your yard from a backbreaking chore to […]
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You Can Get Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office Pro on Sale for Just $55 Right Now
There’s something to be said for a one-time payment that actually sticks. This bundle on StackSocial bundles Microsoft Office Professional 2021 with Windows 11 Pro […]
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You Can Buy the ASUS Chromebook CM30 for Just $180 Right Now
If you’re looking for a lightweight, versatile Chromebook for everyday work, school, or casual browsing, this open-top ASUS Chromebook CM30 might be worth a closer […]
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This Budget Android Tablet Is Now Selling for $75
If you’ve been thinking about getting a family tablet for streaming, casual browsing, or giving the kids something on a budget to play on, the […]
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