Older Galaxy Phones Will Get Some UI 6.1 Features, but Not All
Samsung has already confirmed that its older flagship devices will soon receive the latest Galaxy OS update – One UI 6.1. But while this update […]
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Should You Do Cardio Before or After Lifting Weights?
Cardio and strength training are key components of any fitness program , whether you’re trying to stay healthy, lose weight, or excel in a sporting […]
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Helldivers 2 Won’t Require a PSN Account After All
Following backlash from fans, Sony is canceling a planned update to the popular multiplayer game Helldivers 2 , which required players who purchased the game […]
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Five Things to Remember When Changing Your Email Address
When you move to the real world, you usually fill out a change of address form at the post office, and bam! – your mail […]
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Six Hand-Held Appliances That Will Save Money on Your Electricity Bills
Everything is more expensive these days, but rising energy prices are especially annoying since they are so crucial to modern life. When energy costs skyrocket, […]
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Use the Organizational Triangle to Keep Your Home Organized
When you finally decide to declutter and organize your home, the initial cleaning and restructuring is important (and therefore satisfying), but maintaining order later on […]
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My Favorite Foods When I Need to Save Money
Groceries are damn expensive these days, even the basics. Honk if you walk out of the supermarket with one measly bag of $50 worth of […]
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This Android Malware Can Hijack Legitimate Apps
You may be aware of—and looking for—malware hiding in programs that appear to be legitimate but aren’t. But what happens when legitimate applications are unwittingly […]
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Nine Tasks You Can Do Right From Chrome’s Address Bar
Google Chrome’s address bar (or omnibox as Google calls it) may seem simple, but it can actually help you do a lot more than just […]
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All the Gardening Tasks You Need to Tackle in May
May is when all the work you’ve put into your yard over the years begins to show. Suddenly what looked sparse and barren just five […]
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What to Start Sowing and Planting in May?
May is a day of change for young seedlings. I’m constantly moving trays of flowers and vegetables from the grow room into my removable greenhouse […]
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Skip the Heavy Cream and Make This Dairy-Free Vodka Sauce
I don’t have a dietary problem with heavy cream, but if I’m scouring around trying to come up with a last-minute dinner idea, pasta with […]
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How to Split an Apple in Half With Your Bare Hands (and a Way to Cheat a Little)
Five years ago I split my first apple in half, inspired by an internet video clip and the courage to think that maybe if I […]
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This Mac Malware Can Take Screenshots of Your Computer
Apple has previously touted the fact that Macs are virus-free, and while Apple certainly has good anti-malware software, their machines are far from immune to […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Kindle Paperwhite Deals
Few brands are as synonymous with e-readers as Kindles, and for good reason. Kindles are arguably the best e-book readers on the market today, and […]
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Proton Pass Can Now Evaluate Your Passwords and Find Your Information on the Dark Web
Proton Pass is one of the newest yet best password managers on the market, already catching up with industry veterans like 1Password and BitWarden. Now […]
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13 Best 90s Movies to Watch With Kids
Remember when every movie you loved was on a VHS tape stored in a giant plastic clamshell? Our kids will never know how difficult it […]
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Here’s Where You Can Return Your Sneakers, Even If You’ve Already Run in Them
There are many reasons to buy shoes from a local running store rather than online or from a big box store, including more knowledgeable staff […]
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What Your Monitor Settings Really Mean (and How to Change Them)
Most of us will probably accept most computer settings as they are, not deviating too much from the default configuration that comes out of the […]
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Home Renovation Projects That Will Make You Happier
If you own a home, you’ve probably at least considered making some major and dramatic changes to it; Control over our refuge is important from […]
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How to Make a Viral TikTok Cookie Croissant Even Better
Take a French pastry that has been carefully shaped; perfect in its simplicity, and then stuff it with an American sugar bomb. A croissant with […]
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Six Ways to Share Less of Your Personal Information
Sometimes it seems that privacy as a concept has disappeared from the world. Advertisers seem to know everything about you, serving up eerily accurate ads […]
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Use the “five Second Rule” to Get Organized Faster
Once you choose a method for decluttering your home, the real work begins. Almost every popular method requires you to group your items into three […]
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Five Little-Known Ways to Redeem Airline Points and Miles
Credit card points and airline miles are strange aspects of the modern economy. For one, they ‘re not really worth that much —air miles, hotel […]
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How to Choose Between a Peloton Bike and a Bike+
With some products, such as phones, you have a variety of options to choose from. But if you want to buy one of Peloton’s spin […]
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Five Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Indoor Garden
Even though we are moving toward growing herbs outdoors, I keep all of my indoor gardens during the summer months. I was surprised at how […]
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How to Find Out Your Local and External IP Addresses
You usually don’t need to think about your IP address (in fact, you’ve probably never heard of it before), but it’s an important little piece […]
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The Best Services or Widgets to Add to Your Mac
One of the most underrated features of the Mac is the services menu, which you can find by right-clicking on anything—say, selected text or any […]
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Why Gig Workers Need Business Insurance (and How Much They Should Buy)
As a freelancer , you are essentially a sole proprietor providing services on a freelance or contract basis. While the gig economy offers greater flexibility, […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: These Meta Quest 2 Bundles
Meta Quest 2 is one of the best and cheapest options to try out the possibilities of virtual reality. The price of the headset has […]
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How to (Finally) Graduate, According to a University Dean
If you’re a member of Generation X or a millennial, you remember a time when college was considered an added benefit rather than a necessary […]
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The RadExpand 5 Plus Folding Electric Bike Sets Standards in Its Class
When it comes to folding e-bikes, most of them have one thing in common: straight handlebars with a high and narrow handlebar. The RadExpand 5 […]
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Microsoft Accounts Can Finally Use Passwords on Windows 11, Android and Apple
Microsoft first released password support in Windows 11 last year, offering users a passwordless way to sign into their Microsoft accounts. All consumer accounts can […]
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The Differences Between a Payday Loan and an Installment Loan (and When to Use Each)
When you’re in a financial bind and need to borrow money quickly, two common options are payday loans and installment loans. Both provide quick access […]
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How to Prevent Wood From Splitting When Cutting
If you’ve ever noticed the edge of a board splitting while cutting, you’ve encountered one of the most common woodworking problems: gouge. Pullout can be […]
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How to Keep Your Garden Well Mulched (and Why You Should Do It)
People think of mulch as something that adds a unifying look to their beds, but that’s not why you need it. When done correctly, mulch […]
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The 25 Best New Movies Streaming on Netflix Right Now
Other streamers, especially those with close corporate ties to major film studios, may be able to show slightly more major theatrical releases than Netflix. However, […]
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How to Create a Laptop Computer on a USB Drive
Now that many of us subscribe to cloud storage services , USB drives aren’t as common as they used to be, but they still have […]
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What to Do If Your Roommate Stops Paying Rent
There are many reasons why people hire roommates, but one of the most common is simple economics: rents continue to rise , half of all […]
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Come On, Deep Fry the Meatballs
A well-cooked meatball is an inherently perfect meal. Tender, flavorful meat, neatly pressed into a voluminous ball – large or small – always seems like […]
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