Baking Soda and Vinegar Are Good for Cleaning, but Not Together
From viral hacks to your grandma, someone or something at some point told you to clean your dishes with baking soda and vinegar. I even […]
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Could the US Government Buy TikTok?
Warning: TikTok is technically still banned . Although President Trump has promised to delay the TikTok ban until April , it is still not being […]
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Microsoft Has Quietly Removed Instructions for Upgrading Your ‘unsupported’ PC to Windows 11
Windows 11’s minimum system requirements have been causing controversy ever since Microsoft unveiled a new version of its desktop operating system. The debate boils down […]
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A Checklist of All the Things You Forget to Put Away, for Each Room.
Spring cleaning time is just around the corner, and while you’re putting together your usual to-do list , there are a few things you might […]
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The Best Car Buying Strategy When You’re Paying Cash
Like everything else, cars continue to get more expensive —new car prices have been rising steadily in recent months and are likely to continue to […]
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Swear at Google Until It Hides AI Search Results
Are you tired of that annoying “AI review” at the top of your search results? It turns out that you can get rid of it […]
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Apple’s New “Invites” App Is Coming to the Party
On Tuesday, Apple announced Apple Invites , a new iPhone app that creates custom event invitations “for any occasion.” If it looks a lot like […]
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35 Best Movies People Find Boring
A debate comes up from time to time about acceptable movie-watching etiquette: Is it okay to fast-forward through the boring parts? Younger moviegoers even admit […]
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The New Opera Browser Is Designed to Break Your Doom Scrolling Habit
There’s a lot going on right now. And sometimes it can feel a little overwhelming. Especially when you are (perhaps constantly) online. Much of your […]
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Congress Could Ban DeepSeek
Well, here we go again. With TikTok’s future in the US still uncertain , parts of Congress are already moving to ban DeepSeek, the Chinese […]
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All the Ways to Take Screenshots on Android
Screenshots are a key element of using a smartphone. When you come across something that you just have to share with your friends, family, or […]
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My Favorite French Onion Soup Recipe Requires No Babysitting
The idea of eating a bunch of onions seems completely absurd until you caramelize them and turn them into soup. Suddenly your whole family will […]
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Apple Watch Series 8 Is Over $400 Off
The Apple Watch Series 8 (GPS + Cellular, 45mm) is now $329.99 on Woot, down from its original price of $749—the $419 discount is available […]
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The Beatles’ “Now and Then” Was Created Using Artificial Intelligence (and That’s Okay)
I attended the Grammy Awards last night, and while pop, rap, and country definitely took center stage, it was the Best Rock Performance category that […]
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Microsoft 365 Raises Prices and Ends Free VPN
These days, paying more and getting less is standard procedure. Of course, that’s what Microsoft 365 (the new name for Microsoft Office) users will soon […]
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How I Removed Stubborn Water Stains From a Wall
Unsightly water stains ruin the ambiance of even the most beautiful bathroom , not to mention they ruin the look of other parts of your […]
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The Nine Best Valentine’s Day Dates That Don’t Eat Out
Going to a great restaurant for a delicious meal is certainly a traditional option for a memorable Valentine’s Day, but I’ve heard more complaints about […]
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DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Is Like a GoPro for Power Users
GoPro has such an influence on the world of action cameras that casual users might think that its brand name is synonymous with action cameras […]
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OpenAI’s “deep Research” Can Actually Produce Professional Reports With Citations
Not to be outdone by Deepseek , OpenAI is launching a new Deep Research feature in ChatGPT . This is OpenAI’s newest agent-based AI feature […]
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These Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Are Now Under $80
Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 will be $79.99 on Woot (down from $119.99) for the next five days or until they sell out. If you’re a […]
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Apple Music Has a Great Deal for New Users Right Now
There are many music streaming services available these days. Many of us subscribe to Spotify or Apple Music , but some may use YouTube Music […]
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Boox Note Air 4C Is a Color E-Reader and Digital Laptop in One
Last fall, Amazon released Kindle Colorsoft, its first e-reader with a color screen, and you’d think they were the first company to realize the concept: […]
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Why You Should Buy Flowers for Valentine’s Day in Advance
Planning to express your love with flowers on Valentine’s Day? While the gesture is timeless, the price certainly isn’t. Waiting until February 14th to snag […]
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You Can Use the Uncensored Version of DeepSeek Through Perplexity
If you’ve been thinking about trying DeepSeek, a popular new AI app from China, but have been put off by concerns about privacy and censorship […]
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You Can Save a Lot of Money by Growing Your Own Seedlings Instead of Buying Plants.
People tend to start gardening the same way: they grow their first plant outdoors, feel proud of eating their sun-ripened tomatoes, and decide to plant […]
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An Out-of-Touch Adult’s Guide to Children’s Culture: Is It Wrong to Beat a Robot?
On this week’s journey into the cultural zeitgeist of people too young to rent cars, I explain why everyone is arguing about robot abuse, take […]
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What to Do If Push-Ups Hurt Your Wrists
Push-ups are a great exercise, and almost everyone can find a starting point for their workout. But if you’re having trouble with wrist discomfort, here […]
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Five Questions to Ask Yourself When You’re Not Productive
When you have a project to work on but just can’t seem to get started on it or make much progress, it’s easy to beat […]
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The 15-15-15 Workout Is Great Cardio for Those Who Get Bored Easily.
I just learned that one of my favorite ways to pass the time at the hotel gym has a memorable name and celebrity endorsement. This […]
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Grilled Cheese Is My New Favorite (Cheaper) Protein.
Lately I’ve noticed that my grocery money isn’t that great, especially for meat. I needed to change things up a bit. In particular, for chicken, […]
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How to Claim Your Share of Apple’s $20 Million Watch Compensation
If you owned an Apple Watch between 2015 and February last year, chances are the company owes you a small payment. This is thanks to […]
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This Experimental Google Feature Lets You Send Robocalls to Local Businesses
Companies are usually behind the robocalls, but if you work at a nail salon or auto repair shop, be prepared for customers to start sending […]
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Another Medical Data Breach Puts the Information of a Million Patients at Risk
The healthcare sector is one of the most common targets of hackers and cybercriminals, and another data breach has compromised the personal data of more […]
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T-Mobile Expands Starlink Beta to IPhone and Pixels
If you have T-Mobile and an iPhone, Samsung Galaxy or Google Pixel device, you now have access to Starlink—potentially. Here’s the scoop: Back in December, […]
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This Chrome Extension Hides Junk From Google’s AI
It’s hard to avoid artificial intelligence these days. Apple just made Apple Intelligence opt-out , and Google Workspace users are now seeing large, hard-to-remove Gemini […]
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Newest OpenAI Reasoning Model Released
OpenAI is officially unveiling its latest model, the o3-mini, starting today, Friday, January 31st. The company shared this news in a blog on its website […]
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10 Films About Architects That Are Worth Watching After Brutalist and Megapolis
The final months of 2024 saw the release of two major cinematic works, each focusing on design and architecture. Even though the films are very […]
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This Free Browser Extension Allows You to Bookmark Bluesky Messages
Bluesky is slowly replacing X (formerly Twitter) for me , but I really miss the ability to bookmark messages for later use. While X still […]
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What’s New on Prime Video in February 2025
Prime Video’s original lineup of content has something for everyone in February, starting with a new comedy series executive helmed by the late Normal Lear. […]
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‘Now Bar’ Is Samsung’s Take on Live Events on IOS
The grand unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S25 was also the first time anyone was able to get a close look at One UI 7, […]
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