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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Whoop Can Now Estimate Your VO2 Max
Whoop, the screen-less watchband-like wearable that beat Oura in my watch-less fitness tracker challenge, has just added a VO2 max feature to its app. Now, […]
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Why You Might Want to Opt Out of the Latest Chromecast Update
Chromecast as a brand has gone through this. Chromecast and second-generation Chromecast Audio are suffering from a strange glitch that essentially renders these devices unusable. […]
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The MacBook Air 2020 M1 Is Now Over $500 Off
The 2020 MacBook Air with the M1 chip is still considered one of the best lightweight laptops Apple has ever made, and right now you […]
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Gmail Is Getting a New “Add to Calendar” Button
Google is trying to add Gemini AI to all of its products. We’ve even seen a Gemini button in Gmail ( which can be disabled […]
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You Need to Update Firefox by Friday
If you read enough tech news online, you’re probably used to seeing the same advice over and over again: update your software to the latest […]
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Google Has Abandoned the Paid Access to Gemini Functions
Today Google is announcing a slew of new Gemini features, this time aimed squarely at free users. Features that were previously only available as part […]
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You Can Use a Windows Application to Access Your Computer Remotely or From the Cloud.
Now there are several ways to use Windows. In addition to sitting in front of a locally installed copy of Windows running on the hard […]
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My Favorite Way to Make Scrambled Eggs Wasn’t What I Predicted
Now is not the time to cook poor quality eggs – each shell must be specially broken and cooked to perfection. While you’ve probably cooked […]
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You Can Get a Lifetime Subscription to Babbel on Sale for $129 Right Now
Practicing a new language can be fun, but premium language apps can be expensive. Babbel makes it easy with practical, bite-sized lessons designed for real-life […]
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This Highly-Rated 75-Inch 4K ULED TV Is Now Under $500
The Hisense 75U6H ULED TV has now dropped from $698 to $488, making it a solid budget choice for those who want the big screen […]
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What You Really Need to Know About Measles and the MMR Vaccine
Just 25 years ago , measles was declared eliminated from the United States. Cases were sometimes imported overseas from people traveling from Europe, Africa or […]
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My Favorite Recipes to Get the Most Out of Your Dutch Oven
It took years of convincing before I finally started cooking with a Dutch oven, but once I started, it quickly became my favorite cooking pot. […]
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This 75-Inch LG Smart TV Retails for $450.
TV technology has improved significantly in recent years, with high-end buyers focusing on subtle differences such as the number of local dimming zones. But if […]
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Google Messages Just Fixed Some Major Problems With Retrieving Photos and Videos
If you’ve encountered problems with Google Messages, especially with sending photos and videos, you’re not alone. Messages users have complained that images are slow to […]
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How to Fly After May 7th If You Don’t Have a REAL ID
The final (final) deadline for compliance with the Department of Homeland Security’s REAL ID requirement has arrived, and unlike many times in the two decades […]
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This Mac Screen Blur App Really Helped Me Focus
Study after study shows that people actually can’t multitask, but we try to do it anyway. Why is this? I partly blame our nice big […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Pixel 8a
The new Pixel 9 lineup launched last summer and the Pixel 9a is just around the corner, so it’s no surprise that prices for the […]
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Everything You Can Expect to See at Google I/O 2025
Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference, doesn’t start until May 20, but there’s already anticipation for what will be announced during the event. Here’s […]
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How This Chrome Policy Change Will Affect Your Shopping Extensions
Following the controversy surrounding the PayPal Honey browser extension, Google Chrome has updated its policies prohibiting activities that the extension has been seen to engage […]
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These Google Eyes Will Help You Find the Cursor on Your Mac
It happened again: among the huge tabs, dozens of windows and countless unread messages, you somehow lost your cursor. It might be hiding in the […]
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“Abundance of Time” Is a Different Way to Think About Wealth
It makes sense that most of us focus on money when it comes to our happiness. Not being able to afford things like rent is […]
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This Beta IPhone Feature Uses Artificial Intelligence to Sort Notifications
Priority Notifications is a new Apple Intelligence feature that comes with the iOS 18.4 update , which is currently in beta . This is one […]
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You Can Now Delete Your Photos From Google Photos Backup Without Deleting Them Completely
Backing up is always a smart move . If your data is only stored in one place, it is not safe because it only takes […]
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