What’s New on Hulu in April 2025
Hulu’s lineup of original content in April is lighter than in previous months, but includes the sixth and final season of The Handmaid’s Tale (April […]
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What’s New on Disney+ in April 2025
Disney+ will debut second seasons of two major series in April. The second installment in Lucasfilm’s Emmy-nominated thriller Andor , a prequel to Rogue One […]
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Meta Is Experimenting With AI-Generated Comments for Some Reason
It’s no surprise that companies continue to experiment with new AI features. Artificial intelligence has been at the forefront of new technologies for almost three […]
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TikTok Has a New Security Verification Panel
Social media apps aren’t particularly known for their privacy and security features, but TikTok users get a little help with a built-in tool to monitor […]
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How to Add Your Passport to Google Wallet
Airport security will likely always be a hassle, but one thing you can potentially minimize is using a digital ID instead of a physical one. […]
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OneAir Flight and Hotel Search Subscription Is Just $70 Now, Forever
Travel deals can be hit or miss as prices skyrocket and deals disappear before you can check your schedule. OneAir Elite Lifetime Subscription is designed […]
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These Sonos Speakers Are Selling at Their Lowest Prices Ever
Sonos takes usability seriously. When people complained about a companion app update that removed a lot of cool features, Sonos listened and brought them back […]
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You Can Get Microsoft Office 2021 for Mac for Just $80 Right Now
If you’re tired of racking up subscription fees, you might want to check out the Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac deal on […]
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You Can Try Notepad’s New AI Summarizer on Windows 11 Right Now (If You Pay)
Microsoft is adding new AI features to Notepad and Snipping in Windows 11, but there’s a catch: some of them are behind a paywall. The […]
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Skywriter Turns Bluesky Topics Into “articles” for Easy Reading
I’ve never enjoyed reading long threads on Twitter (the same goes for X), and I don’t think any of its successors have done a particularly […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Disconnected Adults: Lady Gaga and the Death of the Neo-Medieval Ages
I try to write about new trends in this column, but this week I’m flipping the script, as they say, and looking at four popular […]
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Microsoft Has Just Removed Copilot From Your Computer
Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday update is a major one: it fixes 57 security vulnerabilities (including seven zero-day vulnerabilities). This is an update I would advise […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 9 Pro
The Pixel 9 Pro is the newest and most premium model in the Pixel lineup , and right now the unlocked Google Pixel 9 Pro […]
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Seven Vegetables You Should Always Grow From Seed (and Why)
It’s so tempting to buy starts – I get it. It’s nice to look at the garden and finally see something in the beds that […]
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Seven Home Improvement Projects to Complete Before Moving Into a New Home
When you buy a new home, it’s natural to feel the urge to move in and settle in as quickly as possible, putting off potential […]
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All the Ways I Cook With MSG Regularly
You’ve seen it at the end of hundreds of recipes: “Add salt to taste.” Whether it’s beef stew or chocolate chip cookies, salt is a […]
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Blink Mini 2 Is Now on Sale at Its Lowest Price
The Blink Mini 2 is currently $19.99 (down from $39.99), the lowest price it’s ever reached, according to price trackers . Blink Mini 2 $19.99 […]
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You Can Now Use ChatGPT As Your Default Android Assistant
The pace of AI development doesn’t seem to be slowing down, and every week we see a flurry of updates for major applications and models. […]
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Turn Spring Cleaning Into Year-Round Cleaning With These Techniques
With all this talk about spring cleaning, you could be forgiven for simply focusing on spring cleaning. But the real beauty of spring cleaning is […]
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Spring Cleaning
Spring again: A time of renewal, rebirth and cleaning the damn house. I mean real cleaning—not just picking something up, but moving the couch, wiping […]
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Instead of Spring Cleaning, Try Spring Cleaning
The desire to do a thorough cleaning of the house is very strong. You know the warmer months are approaching, things are looking up, and […]
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The Best Spring Cleaning Tips, According to the Pros
I’m throwing a lot of spring cleaning content your way today, from checklists that will help you remember every place that needs tidying to product […]
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Assign Your Kids to Do the Spring Cleaning Chores
If you’re anything like me, spring cleaning can be a bit of a domino situation. I could start by cleaning the baseboards, but when I […]
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Special Spring Cleaning Tools That Are Really Useful
As you begin your spring cleaning this year, take it seriously. Upgrade your supplies and tools to do your job to the best of your […]
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Seven Ways to Do Spring Cleaning When You’re Feeling Lazy
The goal of Lifehacker’s Ultimate Guide to Spring Cleaning is to bring you all the best spring cleaning ideas, but I won’t lie: some of […]
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Use These Room-by-Room Checklists to Deep Clean Your Entire Home.
Sometimes the hardest part of cleaning is knowing where to start and, once you’ve started, where to go next. A handy checklist will help you […]
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You Can Purchase AdGuard’s Lifetime Family Plan for Just $16 Right Now
If you’re tired of websites bombarding you with intrusive banners, pop-ups, trackers, and ads, it’s worth taking a look at this AdGuard family plan: it’s […]
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This Massive LG Smart TV Is Over $500 Off
This is a good time to buy TVs as there are many options available. The TCL QM7 is a great budget TV currently on sale, […]
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11 Ways to Automate Your Life (and Get More Free Time Back)
We waste time in small increments. Simple daily tasks and chores may only take a few minutes, but those minutes add up and can have […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Apple AirPods 4
Until September 2024, any Apple user interested in AirPods with active noise cancellation (ANC) would have to shell out $250 for AirPods Pro . With […]
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Chassis Worth Spending on (and When You Can Save)
I’m a full-time Lifehacker marathoner and senior financial columnist. And now I unite my two worlds. Last month I wrote about what investing in the […]
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IOS 19 May Add Live Translation for AirPods
If you have a pair of AirPods , you might be getting a pretty futuristic update later this year. That is, unless you’re a former […]
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How to Get Free COVID Tests in Bulk for Your Community
The government recently ended a program that mailed four free COVID tests to anyone who requested them, but a lesser-known program for community groups is […]
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I’ve Spent Years Writing Movie Guides and Yes, Streaming Is Getting Worse
Netflix’s streaming era began back in 2007, around the time the company mailed its billionth DVD (a copy of Babel to a woman in Texas […]
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Why Microsoft Is Phasing Out Its Remote Desktop App (and What to Use Instead)
Microsoft has announced that it is retiring the old Microsoft Remote Desktop tool that was available from the Microsoft Store. Instead, the company is advising […]
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Redact Can Delete Your Posts From 28 Different Social Networks
From security and privacy concerns to old-fashioned snubs, there are plenty of reasons why you might want to delete your old social media posts. And […]
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Nebula’s Smallest Portable Projector Is $130 Off Right Now
Anker has been aggressively slashing prices on its portable projectors, with the powerful Mars 3 Air hitting its lowest price earlier this month, the mid-sized […]
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Home Remedies Are Actually Better for Kids Than Cold Medicines
This post is part of our Home Remedies Guide , a roundup of home remedies ranging from controversial to doctor-approved. Read more here . The […]
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Why Google Gemini Needs Your Search History (and Why I Won’t Share Mine)
On Thursday, Google made a number of previously paid Gemini features available to free users . You can now use Gemini’s own chatbots, which the […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: These Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones
There have been plenty of headphones with excellent active noise cancellation (ANC) over the years, but none have reached the standard set by the 2023 […]
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