TikTok Adds Three New Accessibility Features
Accessibility features built into devices and apps are essential to making technology easier to use. Apple recently announced a set of new and expanded accessibility […]
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25 Best Prime Video Original Movies
While streaming movies often get lost in the shuffle, Prime Video has managed to put together quite an impressive line-up of films that have achieved […]
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This Arlo 2K Indoor Security Camera Is Now Under $30
If you’re looking to build your home security system without spending a ton of money all at once, you can get the Arlo 2K Indoor […]
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This Ring Spotlight Camera Is on Sale at Its Lowest Price Right Now
If you’re looking to beef up your home security, the Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus is currently priced at $119.99 on Amazon, which is the […]
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When You Need Different Shoes for Different Types of Runs (and When One Pair Will Do)
As a marathon runner, I’ve always taken a minimalist (read: cheap) approach to my gear. But when it comes to properly investing in (and maybe […]
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Here’s How Tariffs Affect the Price of Games
Contrary to what the White House claims, we consumers actually pay for all of these tariffs. Companies across industries have stopped selling or raised prices […]
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These Are the Best Password Managers in 2025
Password managers are no longer mandatory. It seems like every week a major data breach is announced, meaning that any password you reuse in multiple […]
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I Love This Speaker That Turns Any Song Into Karaoke, and It’s $50 Off Right Now.
Finally, AI is put to good use without taking away anyone’s work (I think?). The Soundcore Rave 3S uses a unique AI feature that turns […]
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Warner Bros. Discovery Just Reversed That Horrible “HBO Max” Branding Decision
I love movies and TV shows of all genres, but I have to admit that I have a soft spot for HBO. This channel is […]
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Don’t Fall for These Eight Misleading Marketing Terms
Corporations make a lot of things they want to sell you, and they invest a lot of money, effort, and time into convincing you not […]
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Five Hidden Secrets to Switching Windows Apps
Alt-Tab was one of the first Windows keyboard shortcuts I learned when I first used a computer over two decades ago, right after Ctrl-C (copy) […]
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You Don’t Need to Panic About the Latest Steam Leak
If you’ve seen the news claiming that over 89 million Steam user records have been leaked, don’t panic. Social media posts currently circulating suggest that […]
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Google May Remove the ‘I’m Feeling Lucky’ Button
“I’m Feeling Lucky” has been Google’s core search feature since the company launched in 1998. Most of us, of course, do the typical search, scrolling […]
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You Can Safely Remove All These Pre-Installed Apps From Your IPhone
Unbox and turn on your new iPhone and you’ll find that it already has a ton of apps installed, which is generally a good thing! […]
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Microsoft’s “Patch Tuesday” Update Fixes Seven Zero-Day Exploits
Microsoft has released its latest monthly Patch Tuesday update, this time offering fixes for 72 security vulnerabilities in its systems. Five of the malicious bugs […]
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Whoop Has Changed Its Update Policy
The new Whoop 5.0 hardware was released this week along with a premium version of the device they call MG. Coinciding with the launch was […]
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These Ryobi Cordless Tools Are on Sale for up to 69% Off Right Now at Home Depot
If you’re looking forward to spring and summer home improvement projects or planning to expand your collection of yard maintenance equipment, the cost of new […]
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Microsoft Will Now Support Office Apps on Windows 10 Until 2028
If you can’t or don’t want to upgrade to Windows 11 and you’re using Microsoft Office (now known as Microsoft 365, of course), there’s good […]
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This AI Video Generator Spreads Malware
Cyber attackers are capitalizing on user demand for AI-generated content by distributing malware targeting content creators and small businesses in the form of fake AI-powered […]
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You Can Now Claim Payment for the 23andMe Data Breach
If you were affected by the 23andMe data breach that compromised 14,000 user accounts as well as 6.9 million DNA and Family Tree profiles , […]
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These Beats Studio Pro Headphones Are Now Over 50% Off
If you’ve ever owned Beats headphones, you probably already know what to expect: a flashy design, Apple-friendly features, and a sound signature that leans toward […]
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Update Your IPhone to Make Sure FaceTime’s Mute Button Actually Works
Some software updates introduce a number of features and changes, while others fundamentally change the experience of using the device in question. iOS 18.5 is […]
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Your Spotify AI DJ Now Accepts Spoken Requests
Spotify’s AI DJ is like ChatGPT deciding to change careers. The DJ compiles a music playlist based on the previous playback history of Premium subscribers, […]
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How (and Why) to Connect Your Apple Watch to Peloton
I’m a person who is practically obsessed with tracking my health and fitness data . I use a smart scale, a calorie and nutrient tracking […]
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How to Make Your First Ninja Slushie (Without Ruining It)
Unboxing a new kitchen appliance is one of my favorite things to do. This is a non-holiday gift and I know what’s inside – how […]
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Six Strategies to “Tariff-Proof” Your Home Renovation Project
If you’re like most people, you’re getting a crash course in tariffs, imports, and exports in real time these days. Recognizing that tariffs will increase […]
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I Created These Tables to Help Me Play Video Games (and Yes, This Is a Cry for Help)
Hades II introduces a new mechanic called Forget-Me-Not, which allows players to pin recipes for which they do not have enough crafting reagents. While they […]
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IOS Will Soon Become Much More Accessible
Is your iPhone, iPad or Mac a little difficult to use? Luckily for you, Apple has announced that key accessibility features will be coming to […]
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JBL Xtreme 4 Outdoor Speaker System $130 Off
The JBL Xtreme 4 is massive, at the limit of what I would call a portable speaker, with powerful sound that can handle a large […]
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IOS 19 Will Make It Easier to Sign Into Public Wi-Fi Across Multiple Devices
This seems like a minor issue, I admit that. But you know when you check into a hotel and have to spend the next fifteen […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Galaxy S25 Edge Pre-Orders
Samsung announced the new Galaxy S25 series back in January , and later that month introduced a fourth, thinner phone , the Galaxy S25 Edge. […]
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Google Just Unveiled a New Look for Android
Google has unveiled a major update to its Material 3 design language , which defines the look and feel of apps on Android and the […]
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Google Brings Gemini AI to Smartwatches, Cars and TVs
Google’s Gemini AI is expanding beyond Android phones, the company officially announced today ahead of the Google I/O 2025 conference later this month. Specifically, Google […]
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Google Expands Use of Artificial Intelligence to Protect Against Fraud
Fraudsters and cyber-attackers are always looking for new ways to steal your information, and even the most careful among us can be at risk when […]
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Letterboxd Will Soon Let You Watch Select Movies on Demand
Letterboxd is the social media app of choice for many movie fans, and for good reason. The service has long been a platform for rating […]
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Why You Should Take the Peloton FTP Test (Even If It’s Terrible)
The Peloton Functional Threshold Power test (most commonly known as the FTP test) is a brutal 20-minute slog that is, well, uncomfortable to do. This […]
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I’ve Been Testing Robot Vacuum Cleaners for Years, and Here’s What They Can (and Can’t) Do
When I bought my first robot vacuum, I thought it would leave my floors spotless – endlessly patrolled by security guards 24/7 and require absolutely […]
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Switch 2 Has Two Great New Features for Battery Health and Safety
After the initial reveal early last month, Nintendo has been slowly releasing Switch 2 announcements, and two announcements recently posted on the Nintendo Today app […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Jasmine Crockett’s Fake Videos
A few weeks ago, I published an article about the spread of artificial intelligence-generated fake news videos about press secretary Caroline Leavitt . Because I’m […]
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Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Is Now $50 Off
The Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are now on sale for $199.99 (down from $249.99), which is useful since they’re not exactly a budget choice […]
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