Use the Leitner System for More Effective Learning
A variety of learning methods is a great way to keep you more engaged when learning new information, so try Leitner’s system the next time […]
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How to Train Faster, According to Science
If you’re struggling to find enough time to exercise, you’re not alone. While an effective workout can be long, short, or in between, we often […]
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My Favorite Robot Vacuums Are Selling Out for Labor Day
Every time we discuss robot vacuums here, I say it frankly: I love Roborocks . This is my #1 choice for reliable performance. Roborock has […]
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Best Gaming Laptops of 2024
If you don’t know what you’re doing, buying a gaming laptop can be a nightmare. Even the cheapest options tend to be twice the price […]
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The Best Smart Locks of 2024
I never understood the hype around smart locks until I got my first one, and now, just like I no longer carry cash, having keys […]
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Arguments for Visiting the Gym Just for the Treadmill
Gyms are like playgrounds, full of all kinds of fun toys and cars to play with. Is it wrong, bad or embarrassing to go to […]
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Gemini Will Now Take Notes for You During Google Meet Calls
Google has made many announcements about the future of artificial intelligence. The company wants AI to be the new face of search (though that rollout […]
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How to Get (Most) Apple Apps and Services to Work on Android
While many people use the Apple or Windows/Android ecosystem entirely, there are also those who spend their time with some devices made by different companies, […]
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My Favorite Organizational Tools for Improving Nighttime Routines
Having a strong nightly routine is very important to me, so I’ve shared all the different tools and products I use to help me enjoy […]
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Make These Fancy Funfetti Cookies.
Buttery, fudgy cookies need no introduction, but I think Funfetti Confetti Cookies would do just fine. Confetti cookies are a great version of regular quick […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2
I’ve tried a lot of bass-heavy headphones, but none quite matched the rumbling lows of the Skullcandy Crusher ANC 2 with its comfortable manual controls […]
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How to Decide Whether to Invest in a Bank, Neobank or Fintech Platform
We’ve all wondered if our money is safe in the bank , but what if you don’t put your money in a traditional bank? We […]
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You Can Try These Three New Instagram Features Right Now
This week , Instagram introduced three new features for Posts, Reels, and Stories. If you’re an avid poster, you may have already noticed these features, […]
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What’s New in Prime Video and Freevee in September 2024
Prime Video has some notable films coming to the service in September, but they can’t compare to the August release of The Lord of the […]
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Running Sunglasses Are Really Worth It (Plus a Few to Try)
One summer while on vacation, I realized the value of running sunglasses. One sunny morning, I walked out of my family’s hotel room wearing sneakers, […]
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A Guide to Amazon’s Upcoming Prime Day Deals Event
You may still be paying off your credit card bill after July’s Prime Day , but Amazon isn’t done with you yet— the Prime Day-style […]
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How to Ensure Your Neighbor’s Contractors Don’t Damage Your Home
Living in a densely populated area such as a city, or even a more spacious suburb, has many benefits, but it comes at a price. […]
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Complete Your Fall Home Maintenance Tasks With These Labor Day Sales
Preparing for cool weather means maintaining your home regularly. Preparing for warmer temperatures, more rain and more time spent indoors means you may need a […]
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Uber Now Lets You Book a Ride for Your Teen
Last year, Uber introduced a new way for teens to book Uber rides without having to use their parents’ account. What began as a limited […]
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You Can Hide Your Mac’s Yellow Dot Without Sacrificing Security
The yellow dot (or maybe orange, depending on how you see it) is one of the best privacy and security features on your Mac. This […]
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You Should Conduct a Privacy Audit on Your IPhone
Apple has made it harder for iPhone apps to collect data about what you do online. However, it’s a good idea to periodically check what […]
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These Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Are Now up to 90% Off for Labor Day
Whether you’re planning to gut and remodel your kitchen or are simply looking for a new faucet, you know how expensive bathroom and kitchen fixtures […]
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It’s Not Too Late to Grow These Groundcovers Before Fall.
I spend a lot of time thinking about dirt. Basically, when I look around my yard, I often see not so much the bushes, trees […]
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This 85-Inch Sony Google TV Is Now $400 Off
The huge 85-inch Sony X77L Google TV is currently on sale for $1,098, down from its original $1,498. It features a 4K processor that delivers […]
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Use the FIFO Method to Better Organize Your Pantry and Refrigerator.
Constantly finding expired food in the backs of cabinets and corners of the refrigerator is a sign that you have an inefficient kitchen. Fortunately, this […]
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How Election Years Can Create Financial Stress (and What to Do About It)
Election years are always stressful, and your personal finances are not immune. The prospect of a new government and potential policy changes could create a […]
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How to Take a Screenshot on IPad
Photo or it didn’t happen. The internet adage goes beyond just taking screenshots on your iPhone . You can also take screenshots of anything on […]
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How to (Remotely) Help Your Family Members With Their New Technologies
https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/Different-modern-devices-on-color-background-1875797689 If you’re someone who regularly follows technology news online, you probably know what it means to be a “techie” to your friends and family. […]
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The Next Generation of Robotic Lawn Mowers Will Do More Than Just Mow
The next batch of robotic lawnmowers will be able to do much more than just mow. I’ve had the pleasure of testing robotic lawnmowers for […]
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I Left Twitter Two Years Ago (Here’s How It Went)
Twitter has been an important part of my life; for ten years it was the main place I hung out on the Internet. There I […]
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You Can Buy a Dyson Air Purifier for $299 Right Now.
The Dyson Purifier Cool Gen1 TP10 features the sleek, bladeless design (safe for families with kids and pets) you’ve come to expect from Dyson, and […]
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How I Bought My First Home: a 24-Year-Old Engineer From Maryland
Welcome to Lifehacker’s new series, How I Bought My First Home, where I ask real people about how they actually closed the deal on their […]
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13 Best Meals You Can Cook in a New Air Fryer
You’ve finally bought your first deep fryer. Let me start by saying that I am so happy for you. This small countertop convection oven will […]
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Used Pelotons Are Still a Great Deal (Even With the New $95 Fee)
The used Peloton exercise bike market has always been a strength for the brand. The bikes last for years, there’s no need to worry about […]
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Use the “cousins and Colleagues” Method to Store Miscellaneous Items That Don’t Have a Home
If you’ve read any of my organizing posts in recent weeks, you’ll almost certainly have noticed that I’m a big proponent of the organizational triangle […]
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You Can Now Set up Your DualSense Edge Controller on Windows
If you use Sony’s DualSense Edge controller , you’re used to customization: you can choose what each button on the controller (except L2 and R2) […]
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Five Signs That Asking for Political Donations Is a Scam
Right now, your phone and inbox are likely inundated with requests for political donations . These text messages, emails and phone calls often describe what […]
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Now We Know When Google Will Release Android 15
Google may have launched the Pixel 9 line of smartphones , but they don’t come with Android 15 . Unlike Apple, whose newest smartphones typically […]
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The Best Ways to Overcome the Forgetting Curve While Studying
It seems like common sense that the longer you go without retrieving a memory, the harder it is to retrieve it, but it wasn’t always […]
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Entry-Level Macs May Finally Have More RAM
For more than a decade, Apple has shipped most Macs with a standard 8GB of RAM. If you wanted more, you had to pay— a […]
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