The Difference Between Peter Walsh and Marie Kondo’s Decluttering Methods
Marie Kondo and Peter Walsh are great organizers in their own right, whose tips for getting people’s homes and lives in order have helped countless […]
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You Should Share Your Robotic Lawnmower With Your Neighbors
If you want to meet people in your area, buy a robotic lawnmower. Over the past few weeks I have been amazed by the traffic […]
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Eufy Omni S1 Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner Doesn’t Live up to the Hype
Eufy is a company that generally makes products that I really like. They make some of the best security cameras in the industry, so much […]
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Try “cleaning up at the Speed of Life” When Cleaning Gets Tiring
Some decluttering methods are truly labor-intensive and time-consuming, requiring the use of multiple storage containers or even clearing out entire rooms and gradually rearranging them. […]
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Google Has Quietly Made Gemini Available on Older Android Phones
Google launched the Gemini app for Android back in February, alongside its overall AI rebrand. (Gemini used to be called the Bard, if you remember.) […]
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How to Fix Search Results in Windows 11 Start Menu
The fastest way to open anything in Windows is to open the Start menu and start typing the name of the application or file. Exactly […]
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Why the Proton Unlimited Is Actually Worth the Money
If you’re looking for a better alternative to traditional free email services like Gmail, I highly recommend giving Proton Mail a try. The service is […]
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This 3-Person Pop-up Tent Is on Sale for $28 Right Now.
You can get this 3-person Pop-A-Shade tent on sale for $27.99 right now (regional price $79.99). It comes in blue, green or orange and pops […]
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Why Gamers Shouldn’t Disable VBS on Windows
Gamers have been trying to get the best performance out of their PC games since the beginning of the hobby. Many are now turning to […]
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Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 Is Over $500 Off
Surface Laptop Studio 2 is a good option for creative professionals, with robust performance for running heavy apps, a premium touchscreen, and the ability to […]
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13 Best Exercises You Can Do With a Cable Trainer
Interested in learning about these cable machines for your gym? Just as I showed you some of the best exercises for beginners with kettlebells and […]
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Here’s How Magnets Really Affect Your Credit Cards
I was recently given an adorable, kitschy magnet, and as I put it away in my wallet, I couldn’t seem to remember: Do magnets spell […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Myths About Donald Trump’s Trial
For the first time in American history, a former president is accused of a felony, and disinformation, rumors and fake news have been pouring in […]
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My Favorite Storage Boxes for Decluttering and Organizing Your Home
Decluttering is something we all need to do periodically and probably put off for far too long, which is why there’s an entire industry built […]
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How to Join the Android Beta Program
By joining the Android Beta program, you’ll be able to see the latest Android updates first-hand, as well as the opportunity to provide feedback on […]
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Three Ways to Double the Capacity of Your Bookshelf
If you are a book lover and love to read, you are probably accumulating books at an alarming rate. They overflow your bookshelves and begin […]
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This Battery and Power Supply Jumper Kit Is on Sale for $70 Right Now.
You can grab this 12V battery starter and 8000mAh power bank on sale right now for $69.99 (reg. $119.99). The jumper cables connect to the […]
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The Best Free Plans for Your DIY Backyard Projects
Whether you’re trying to update your porch or patio or have some garden updates planned, your DIY projects can be made a lot easier with […]
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Your Camping Gear Could Be Smarter
Not everyone is born for camp. I participate due to peer pressure from friends and a dog who are all outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you love […]
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What’s New on Netflix in May 2024
Netflix’s May lineup is heavy on comedy, headlined by John Mulaney’s six-part live event, which coincides with the 2024 Netflix Is A Joke Fest, taking […]
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Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 Desktop Console Is on Sale for $180 Right Now
This refurbished Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 desktop console is on sale now for $179.97 (reg. $350) until April 30th. This is a compact desktop computer that […]
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X Will Receive a Video Application for Smart TV
Everything old is new again. After shutting down pre-TikTok short-video platform Vine in 2017 , Twitter is using a new version of X to restart […]
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My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Roborock S8 Pro Ultra
Most people believe that Roombas, almost synonymous with robot vacuum cleaners, is still the best option on the market, but this is far from the […]
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Follow These Steps to Set up Android Notifications
If left unchecked, our smartphones can be constantly distracted, buzzing and beeping throughout the day—so much so that it can be difficult to do anything […]
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How to Get Microsoft Office for Free
Microsoft now includes its Office products in a Microsoft 365 subscription. Microsoft 365 Personal includes access to all Office programs, plus 1 TB of OneDrive […]
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How to Use Photoshop’s New AI-Powered Image Processing Tools
Photoshop maker Adobe is no stranger to AI imaging, but today marks a new milestone in the company’s efforts to create accessible and ethical generative […]
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You Can Get This Poooli Mini Pocket Printer on Sale for $70 Right Now
You can get this PoooliPrint Pocket Thermal Printer on sale right now for $69.99 (regional $160). PoooliPrint is great for printing pictures, notes, and to-do […]
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Create the Perfect Spreadsheet for Your Taxes Now so You’ll Be Ready for Next Year.
Congratulations: another tax season has come and gone. It’s time to relax and wait for your refund, right? Not so fast. When tax season rolls […]
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Throw a Packing Party to Declutter Your Home
Decluttering can be stressful and difficult. How do you decide what stays and what goes? How to part with things that have occupied your space […]
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Use the FlyLady Method to Make Your Cleaning Routine Less Tedious.
A clean home is a peaceful home, but what if cleaning it could be peaceful too? This is the fundamental principle of the FlyLady cleaning […]
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If Your Galaxy Notifications Aren’t Working, Here’s the Solution
If notifications on your Galaxy smartphone aren’t working, you’re not alone. As reported by Android Police , Samsung’s latest One UI 6.1 update inadvertently affected […]
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You Can Check Your Car’s VIN History for Free
Buying a used car can be a risky proposition if you don’t do your due diligence. One of the most important steps is to check […]
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Why You Should Read a Home’s Permit History Before Buying It
Considering the costs and hassles associated with buying a home, it’s surprising that most people only scratch the surface of real estate. They might stop […]
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The New Samsung Galaxy A35 Comes With a $40 Amazon Gift Card
In Europe, Samsung launched the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G A series in March, but it was only launched in the US on April 18th. The […]
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Does Electrical Muscle Stimulation Really Improve Your Workouts?
I’ve tried a lot of weird workouts in the name of science, but nothing quite like seeing myself in an EMT suit for the first […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: “The Department of Tortured Poets”
Taylor Swift released a new album this week. Although the singer is 34 years old (almost middle age), her music speaks directly to young people, […]
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How to Share Your Wi-Fi Password From Any Device
Providing the Wi-Fi password is a process that is probably better off being automated, especially if you have people coming over a lot, constantly telling […]
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This Sonos Update Should Make It Easier to Find Music
Finding music in the Sonos interface has always been a bit frustrating, requiring a lot of additional panels and too much back and forth. Today, […]
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It’s Not Just You, Twitter Isn’t Working.
Twitter… uh, sorry, X (formerly Twitter), not working . At least intermittently. I started writing this article as soon as I noticed a problem on […]
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Mammotion Luba 2 Is a Fantastic (Albeit Expensive) Robotic Lawn Mower
From the very beginning, I was skeptical about robotic lawnmowers. I imagined the robot mowing my flower beds and wondered why someone wouldn’t just pull […]
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