The Zelle App Is Closed, but Zelle Lives On
Zelle has been around as a convenient digital payments platform since 2017, but has now closed payments on its separate Android and iOS apps, as […]
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Fake Online Car Dealership Scams Are More Convincing Than People Think
For decades, the only way to buy a car was to physically go to a dealership. If the idea gives you a panic attack, you’re […]
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Text Lens Can Copy Any Text From Your Mac Screen
There are many ways to copy text that isn’t easily highlighted, but few are as easy and fast as Text Lens ($6), a new Mac […]
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All the Games Coming to Nintendo Switch 2
The Nintendo Switch 2 is slightly different from the OG Switch: the Joy-Cons are more powerful and connect magnetically; When docked, the console supports 4K […]
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Runway Says Gen-4 AI Videos Are Now More Consistent
Producing video content is a particular challenge for generative AI models, which have no real understanding of space or physics and essentially come up with […]
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This Nintendo Switch OLED Display Is Now Costing $250
If you’ve been eyeing an OLED Nintendo Switch display but didn’t want to pay full price, you might want to check out this refurbished model […]
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Everything We Know About the Switch 2’s Design and Specs
Nintendo just completed the release of the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 Direct , and it was almost surreal. The company has avoided talking about […]
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Why I Pay for Kagi, an Ad-Free Alternative to Google Search
Google search is getting worse all the time, but most of its free alternatives aren’t as good at finding what I’m looking for. Since Google […]
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PowerToys Now Converts Video and Audio
Want to turn a video file into MP3? Or any video in MP4? If you have PowerToys installed on Windows, you don’t need a third-party […]
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This Free Application Brings Back the Taskbars of Windows 2000, XP or Vista
If you ask me, graphic design peaked in 2001 when Windows XP introduced a bright blue taskbar and a green Start button. Since then, every […]
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The 30 Best Original Shows Streaming on Max Right Now
The Max streaming app has always benefited from being home to HBO hits like Game of Thrones, The White Lotus and The Last of Us […]
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How to Block Your Phone When Crossing the US Border
In recent weeks, there has been growing focus on travelers being harassed at the U.S. border with their digital devices searched and, in some cases […]
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You Can Grow a Mini Fruit Tree on Your Patio
Every year around this time, I prepare to move my lemon tree out of the living room and outside for the season. In the fall, […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: This Bose Smart Soundbar
The Bose Smart Soundbar wasn’t very well received by reviewers when it came out last fall, citing minor improvements for a higher price. But now, […]
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Some Technologies Are Still More Than Half Sold After Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Amazon’s big spring sale has ended, but a few deals are still alive. Below you’ll find the tech items I found that got the biggest […]
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IOS 18.4 and MacOS 15.4 Quietly Enable Automatic Updates on Your IPhone and Mac
Apple just released iOS 18.4 and macOS 15.4 for iPhone and Mac, respectively. Once the update is complete, you’ll see a message informing you that […]
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You Should Freeze the Chickpea Liquid
When it comes to chickpeas and aquafaba, the liquid and the legume are two very different creatures in the same jar. Just because you used […]
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What to Expect From Nintendo Switch 2 Direct?
On Wednesday, April 2, Nintendo will finally hold its first Direct dedicated entirely to the Nintendo Switch 2. While we all already know what the […]
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How to Find Out Which Apps Drain Your Laptop’s Battery the Most
If you’re out and about with your laptop, or simply in a different room than the charging cable, you need to spend as much time […]
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My Favorite Fitness Watches Are Walking Workouts and Smart Alarms
Garmin today announced the new Vivoactive 6 fitness watch. Its predecessor, the Vivoactive 5, is my pick as the best smartwatch to replace Fitbit (ahead […]
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Gemini 2.5 Pro Is Google’s Most Powerful AI Model, and It’s Already Free
Google has released a shiny new AI model in the form of Gemini 2.5 Pro, albeit with an experimental label next to it – and […]
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What You Gain (and Lose) by Using Ad Blockers
It seems like the average website has more ads than content. There’s a banner at the top, a square in the sidebar, and in most […]
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What Is Browser Cache?
When you browse the Internet on your laptop, tablet, or phone, your browser stores information about the sites you visit and how you interact with […]
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What VPNs Can (and Can’t) Do
Venturing into the wilds of the modern web, many people now use a VPN or virtual private network. These software packages have been around for […]
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How Password Managers Work (and Why You Should Finally Start Using Them)
Take a moment and list all the digital accounts you’ve signed up for, and there’s probably more than you thought: email, social media, banking, streaming […]
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The Best Internet Browsers to Protect Your Privacy (and One Worst)
Web browsers collect a lot of data and share it with the sites we visit, so if you’re concerned about your privacy, it’s worth considering […]
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Kindle Oasis 10th Generation Now Costs $130
If you read every night before bed and don’t mind a few scuff marks, you might want to consider this refurbished 2019 Kindle Oasis offering […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: the Most Influential Hoax in American History
On April Fool’s Day, I decided to explore the fascinating history of the main source of one of the longest-running and widespread conspiracy theories in […]
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The “real” Story of April Fool’s Day (and Why It’s Not Funny Anymore)
Today is April 1st, April Fool’s Day, an annual holiday dedicated to pranks, hoaxes and all kinds of jokes and tomfoolery. But why? Where did […]
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You Can Get Discounted Microsoft Office Home and Business for Mac for $43 Right Now
If you’re a Mac user who just wants the classic Microsoft Office experience without the whole subscription situation, this $42.99 deal on Microsoft Office Home […]
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You Can Get a Lifetime License for Windows 11 Pro for $15 Right Now
If your current Windows installation feels a little outdated or you’re setting up a brand new PC, you might want to take advantage of Microsoft’s […]
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T-Mobile Class Action Payout Is on the Way
If you’re expecting money from T-Mobile, there’s good news: your check will be on its way soon. As PCMag noted , the T-Mobile data breach […]
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My Favorite Portable Projector Is Now $70 Off
I’ve tested portable projectors for many different use cases, but few, if any, come close to the full package offered by the XGIMI MoGo 3 […]
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The Kodak Printomatic Instant Camera Is on Sale for $60 Right Now
The Kodak Printomatic Mini Instant Camera is the size of a power bank, light enough to slip into your pocket, and quick to respond when […]
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A Refurbished 2020 MacBook Air Is on Sale Right Now for $440
If you’re looking for a MacBook without spending too much money, this refurbished 2020 Apple MacBook Air 13-inch is currently on sale for $439.99 on […]
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Seven Ways to Save More Money on a DIY Home Renovation Project
We all know that home repairs and renovations are expensive . The average kitchen renovation costs more than $27,000 , and a bathroom renovation will […]
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Why Do I Always Leave Pizza Dough in the Refrigerator for Three Days?
Making pizzeria-quality pizza at home is quite achievable, but it requires some knowledge. You can read my nine tips to get started, but you should […]
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This 2019 IPad With Beats Flex Headphones Is on Sale for Just $160 Right Now
If you’ve been waiting for an opportunity to buy an iPad at low rates, this $159.99 package on StackSocial may leave you wondering quite a […]
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Oura AI Advisor Is Out of Beta, but Is It Worth Using?
Oura Advisor, an artificial intelligence feature previously hidden in Oura’s beta program, is now rolling out to all Oura Ring customers. It takes the form […]
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You Can Get an Annual Sam’s Club Membership for $25 Right Now
If you like to buy in bulk or just want one less thing to worry about during your weekly errands, you might want to take […]
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