Use Your Summer Corn Harvest to Make Elotes
Eating corn on the cob every summer is one of my fondest childhood memories. I grew up in New Jersey, and while no one likes […]
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How to Solve Every Common Zipper Problem
Zippers haven’t changed much since they were first invented, and none of the problems we all face remain. From a stuck zipper to teeth that […]
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How to Do Hip Thrusts: the Best Butt Exercise You’re Not Doing
There seem to be two types of gyms: the ones where everyone does hip thrusts, and the ones where no one has ever heard of […]
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These Parts of the US Are Most Likely to Lose Power This Summer
It’s not just you: it’s getting hotter. While 2023 was the hottest year since people started tracking temperatures, we’re on track to break that record […]
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Reorganize Your Refrigerator With a Station System
You’re probably organizing your refrigerator the same way you’ve been doing for years. If I had to guess, you have condiments in the door, a […]
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Microsoft Surface Go 3 Laptop $250 Off
Surface Laptop Go 3 is designed to be a lightweight, portable laptop that you can take with you on a whim, thanks in part to […]
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You’ll Soon Be Able to FaceTime With 911
SOS features may not be the most exciting technology announcements, but they can save lives. At WWDC this year , Apple announced that iOS 18 […]
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The Latest IPads Are up to $100 Off
In May this year, Apple surprised everyone by releasing the new iPad Pro and iPad Air with the new M4 chip and M2 chip respectively. […]
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Reddit Gives Google a Search Monopoly
“Reddit” has quickly become one of my favorite search engine keywords. When I want to know what real people are saying about restaurants near me […]
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SearchGPT – OpenAI’s Answer to Google AI Reviews
ChatGPT gained the ability to search the web late last year, but there’s a difference between an AI chatbot that can use real-time information and […]
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You Can Get the IRobot Roomba I4 on Sale for $150 Right Now
You can get the iRobot Roomba i4 EVO on sale for $149.99 now through July 28th. Roomba i4 EVO features a 20% larger battery than […]
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The Best Ways to Reuse (or Throw Away) Old Pill Bottles
About two-thirds of adults in this country use at least one prescription drug , and as you can imagine, prescription drug use increases with age. […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Samsung Odyssey G9 Gaming Monitor
When it comes to serious games, players pay attention to every little detail to gain an edge over their opponents. Having a powerful gaming monitor […]
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You Can Use Apple Maps on the Web, but Will You?
Apple announced Wednesday that Apple Maps is now available online in beta. While the Maps app is available on all Apple devices, you can now […]
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10 Pull-up Exercises That Are Easier Than Pull-Ups
The path from zero to one pull-up is long, difficult and can sometimes seem insurmountable. And once you get there, the victory is fleeting: every […]
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This Site Offers Hundreds of Free Language Learning Courses.
Whether you learned Spanish on Sesame Street or took French in high school, your skills may have gotten a little rusty over the years. Or […]
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Great, Now Bing Will Also Get Generative Search Using AI
When Google’s AI reviews told people to put glue on their pizza earlier this year, the Internet responded with ways to shut down AI reviews […]
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The New Disney+, Hulu and Max Bundle Isn’t Such a Bad Deal
I’m not a fan of streaming: companies keep raising prices and tightening password sharing rules , and it’s all starting to feel like cable TV […]
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Three Steps to Take If Your Landlord Is Also Your Neighbor
About a quarter of people have at least one neighbor they absolutely hate , citing reasons such as noise or trespass problems. It’s one thing […]
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An Important Step You’re Missing When Buying French Press Coffee
French press coffee is perhaps the simplest way to make coffee: you pour hot water over the coffee grounds, wait, and then pour out the […]
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These Flowers Will Not Benefit From Cutting Down
Plants are simple: they start with a seed, then grow stems, leaves and stems. Flowers form, but then the plants begin to produce seeds. At […]
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What’s New on Paramount+ and Showtime in August 2024
In August, Paramount+ will release the seventh and final season of SEAL Team (August 11), the military drama series starring David Boreanaz as the leader […]
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Best Alternative Keyboard Apps for Android and How to Install Them
You spend a lot of time tapping away at your smartphone’s keyboard, so it makes sense to have a keyboard that’s as useful as possible—both […]
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What’s New in Max in August 2024
Max’s original lineup in August is heavy on documentaries, starting with the HBO original “Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes” (Aug. 3), which explores her legacy […]
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How to See a Double Meteor Shower in July
Skywatchers have set a reminder for late July, when two meteor showers – the Delta Aquarids and Alpha Capricornids – are expected to be visible […]
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The Best Foods to Take With You on a Long Flight
I love traveling, but let’s face it: I’m a food writer and every dollar is precious to me. I refuse to spend money on checked […]
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This Extension Turns Apple Notes Into a Full-Fledged Word Processor
Apple Notes is my favorite note-taking app on Apple devices. I love the Notes app on my iPhone, but on the Mac it could use […]
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Everything You’re Entitled to If Your Flight Is Delayed or Cancelled.
It’s been an exceptionally tough week for air travel. As the problems caused by last week’s global technology outage carry into this week, it appears […]
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Five Ways to Make the Treadmill Less Boring (Plus Five Workouts to Try)
I’ve never been a fan of the treadmill, but during a recent vacation, something changed. I wanted to run a few miles every morning, but […]
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Sharing a Computer Can Suck Less
If you were a teenager in the 2000s like I was, I bet you remember the Windows XP login window. My four siblings and I […]
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Discount Already Exceeds $300
The S24 line was launched in January 2024 as Samsung’s newest smartphone with a focus on artificial intelligence features . The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra […]
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What’s New on Netflix in August 2024
Netflix’s August lineup highlights include the return of two popular original series, starting with season four of The Umbrella Academy (August 8). In this final […]
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Five Ways to Save Your Home If It’s up for Sheriff’s Auction
If you have a home with a mortgage, the worst word you’ll hear (even worse than termites) is foreclosure. This process, usually triggered by a […]
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Meta Quest Headsets Will Get Artificial Intelligence Next Month
Meta is ahead of Apple in implementing AI in virtual reality. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman previously reported that Apple Vision Pro will get Apple Intelligence sometime […]
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Your PS5 Will Get Two New Features
Yesterday Sony released a new firmware update for PlayStation 5 consoles . The update, namely version 24.05-09.60.00, does not contain a huge list of new […]
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Four Different Types of Sleep (and How to Choose One)
If you need proof that humans are not a serious species, all you need to do is consider our relationship with sleep . If you’re […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Google Nest Doorbell
The Nest Doorbell is Google’s latest wireless and Wi-Fi smart video doorbell, and it just hit its lowest price since its release , according to […]
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Meta Releases Largest Open-Source Artificial Intelligence Model
After Meta said it would not release its next multimodal AI outside of Europe , the company is now releasing Llama 3.1 , an open-source […]
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When to Use Vertical or Vice Versa. Horizontal Storage and Organization
I believe there are two ways to store things at home: vertically or horizontally. Obviously there are all sorts of variations and approaches, but if […]
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Use the PARA Method to Organize Your Digital World
You need to keep all your digital information well organized on your devices, but this is easier said than done. Productivity guru Thiago Forte realized […]
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