Why a New GameCube Controller for Switch 2 Might Not Be Such a Good Idea
If you’re a gamer born in the 80s or 90s, you may have a strong nostalgia for the Nintendo GameCube. These opinions aren’t just fueled […]
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Three Ways People With Student Loan Debt Can Protect Their Credit Score
Federal Student Aid (FSA) will resume collections on delinquent student loans starting May 5, the Department of Education announced Monday. Even before the news, millions […]
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You Can (Once Again) Use Classic PlayStation Themes on Your PS5
Back in December , Sony introduced themes for the first time on PS5 . While the selection was far from the variety offered by other […]
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How I Reduced My Salt Intake Using Soy Sauce and MSG
I recently had lunch with a couple of friends and their seven year old and we ordered a giant soft pretzel with beer cheese. As […]
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How to Use Lighting to Increase the Selling Price of Your Home
When you’re selling your home, many factors can affect whether it sits on the market for weeks or receives multiple offers right away. Everything from […]
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You Can Run IPhone Apps on Your Mac (but You Probably Shouldn’t)
Many, but not all, mobile-only apps are available in the Mac App Store for Macs with Apple silicon. Such Macs can hypothetically run any iPhone […]
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What’s New on Paramount+ and Showtime in May 2025
Several popular Paramount+ shows will return with new seasons in May. The seventh installment of The Chi , Lena Waithe’s drama about life on the […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 9
Pixel 9 is the latest in Google’s Pixel line of phones . They were released late last summer along with the 9 Pro and Pro […]
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Google Will Replace Your Pixel 7a Battery for Free
Following battery issues with the Pixel 4a and promises of a possible reduction in the Pixel 9a’s battery capacity , Google is now proactively addressing […]
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You Can Now Create a Shortcut to Open Your Favorite IMessage Theme on Your IPhone
The Shortcuts app comes pre-loaded on iPhone and can be used to quickly set up automations; you can set up shortcuts that can perform multiple […]
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This App Automatically Puts Your Mac Into Dark Mode When You’re in a Dark Room
Dark or Light Mode: Some people prefer one over the other all day, every day, and they are wrong. The enlightened among us know the […]
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How to Search and Summarize Using Gemini in Google Drive
Google is busy adding Gemini AI to almost every app it develops , and Google Drive is no exception. If you have a Google One […]
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This Multi-Platform Gaming Headset Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price Ever
Fans of The Mandalorian or anyone looking for a headset with cross-platform support might want to take a closer look at the Logitech Astro A30 […]
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7 “helpful” Things You Really Shouldn’t Do for Your Neighbor
Relationships with neighbors can be complicated : A whopping three-quarters of Americans dislike at least one neighbor, although about the same number of people report […]
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Here’s When (and How) You’ll Need to Start Paying Off Your Student Loans
The Department of Education announced Monday that the FSA will finally resume collections on delinquent student loans beginning May 5, 2025, after a five-year pause […]
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A Complete Guide to Removing Malware From Your Computer
While no one is immune to the threat of malware, you can certainly minimize your risk by practicing good digital hygiene when browsing the Internet, […]
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How to Remove Malware From Your Mac
Despite what you may have heard, Mac computers are also infected with viruses. There are several signs that your Mac may be infected with malware: […]
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Blue Shield of California Provided Google With Data From 4.7 Million People
Blue Shield of California shared the protected health information of 4.7 million people with Google over a nearly three-year period. According to Bleeping Computer , […]
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WhatsApp Now Lets You Block Chat Exports
WhatsApp is adding a new privacy feature that, among other restrictions, will allow you to prevent others from exporting chats, automatically downloading media, and using […]
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How to Pre-Order Switch 2
After a short delay while Nintendo assessed the current pricing situation, Switch 2 pre-orders are back online. The company officially announced the new date last […]
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Even Grok’s AI Can Now “see”
There are many trends in the field of generative artificial intelligence. There are reasoning models, such as OpenAI’s o3 , that “think through” each step […]
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The 30 Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Movies on Netflix Right Now
The descriptor “science fiction and fantasy” constantly serves as an umbrella term for fantasy stories, but if you look closely, each genre contains many. A […]
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What’s New on Netflix in May 2025
Netflix’s May slate kicks off with a new comedy miniseries starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell: Four Seasons (May 1) is an adaptation of Alan […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition
I love Kindle e-readers and have been using them since the first Kindle Paperwhite came out in 2012. One thing I’ve been looking forward to […]
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Max Has New Price Levels for “additional Participants”
Max joins the lineup of streaming platforms by limiting the number of users sharing a single subscription to members of the same household—unless you pay […]
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Gmail Now Makes It Easy to Bulk Unsubscribe From Newsletters
Gmail already adds an “Unsubscribe” button to every promotional email or newsletter you receive in your inbox. This way, you can stop someone from sending […]
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You Can Get This Apple IPad Air on Sale for $370 Right Now
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your tablet or just want something lightweight that doesn’t feel like a compromise, you might want to take a […]
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Dell Inspiron Plus Is on Sale Right Now for Just $740
There is a middle ground between overpaying for a flashy car and agreeing to a dull budget purchase. Right now in this area is a […]
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Nine YouTube Music Features You Should Use
While YouTube Music isn’t as highly regarded as Spotify or Apple Music , it has its own group of dedicated users – not least because […]
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Vitamix Is Currently Running a Huge Mother’s Day Sale.
If you’ve spent your entire adult life using substandard technology, I have great news for you. Vitamix is running a pretty big Mother’s Day sale […]
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This High-Performance Controller for Xbox and PC Is Now on Sale for the Lowest Price Ever
If you’ve been eyeing a premium Xbox or PC controller that could really give the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller a run for its money, the […]
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Harper Is an Offline Alternative to Grammarly for Obsidian
Obsidian is my favorite productivity tool. I use it for all my writing, as a journaling app , and in place of a lot of […]
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These Refurbished Sonos Soundbars, Subwoofers and Headphones Are on Sale for Earth Day
In “celebration” of Earth Day, some appliance retailers are offering discounts on their refurbished products. Sonos is one such retailer , and they have really […]
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YouTube Will Soon Support Automatic Picture-in-Picture When Switching Tabs in Chrome
Picture in Picture (PiP) is a great feature for us multitaskers. Of course we have a lot to do, but there are also a lot […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Anker Soundcore P20i Headphones
I used to constantly buy cheap headphones from random brands simply because I wanted headphones that wouldn’t give me a heart attack if (or when) […]
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The Whoop Weight Machine Has Its Flaws, but It’s Still Better Than Anything Its Competitors Have
Two years ago, screenless fitness tracker Whoop took on a challenge that none of its competitors had been able to solve: answering the question “how […]
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Notion Mail Takes You Back to the Days When Gmail Was Good
Notion Mail is finally available to everyone with a Gmail account. And this is the quintessence of the concept. If you’ve used the stock Notion […]
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You Can Now Make Google Messages Blur NSFW Images
If you receive nude photos through Google Messages, your Android device will soon detect them and blur them, giving you a sensitive content warning before […]
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The Most Common Causes of Home Buyer’s Remorse (and How to Avoid Them)
Whether it’s your first home or just the latest step up the property ladder, buying a home is a huge investment—financially and emotionally. Despite the […]
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Instagram Just Launched Its Version of CapCut
Instagram is officially launching Edits, its take on mobile video editors. The launch comes three months after Instagram announced the app , and two months […]
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