Let Everything Be Better
Accidentally invoking artificial intelligence like Google Assistant by inadvertently uttering a wake-up word (or something that sounds similar enough to trick a computer) has been […]
Continue reading »The government has granted a temporary grace period for student loan borrowers who are repaying federal loans. But while it’s nice not to repay your […]
Continue reading »Summer is traditionally a time to overcome your fear of roller coasters or walk on the lawn with your team at a music festival, but […]
Continue reading »My home office is tucked away in the corner of my studio apartment farthest from my west-facing windows, but as the coronavirus quarantine progresses, I’ve […]
Continue reading »May is around the corner, and when he arrives, he’ll bring a ton of new content with him for Netflix. Back to the Future , […]
Continue reading »“Just stay home” is not as relaxing as it sounds. Some of us do our real work sitting on couches and kitchen tables, and many […]
Continue reading »Deciding when to try to conceive can be difficult, even at the best of times. Are you confident that you are truly financially prepared, even […]
Continue reading »In these crazy days of quarantine, I give credit to companies that took another look at their communications software and concluded, “It’s not enough.” This […]
Continue reading »I know my Fitbit is not for diagnostic use, but I’m also pretty sure I’m not the first to notice a correlation between, say, my […]
Continue reading »Linksys is currently forcibly resetting passwords for anyone with an account with their Smart Wi-Fi service. This behavior may sound random or even disturbing, but […]
Continue reading »They say that rules are made to be broken, but you must understand the rules before you can effectively break them. There are many rules […]
Continue reading »When everything sucks, you can get up and dance. Or curl up and cry. Do you know what helps in both cases? Music. This is […]
Continue reading »If you’ve spent your days in quarantine hanging out with friends and family through Animal Crossing or drinking each season of your favorite show, you’re […]
Continue reading »Looking for something fun to watch tonight? Every day we collect some of the best things we could see during the day. Yesterday we found […]
Continue reading »It’s always annoying when you’re watching a movie on your phone and accidentally stop or skip it when you adjust your grip and touch the […]
Continue reading »In most cases, face unlocking your phone is an easy way to gain access to your device. However, now that we’re all in masks while […]
Continue reading »Contact tracing is an important tool for containing an outbreak. As for COVID-19, it is also a key part of plans, such as the World […]
Continue reading »Now that we’re all making more Zoom calls, Google hangouts, and FaceTime sessions, we’ve started to face that awkward moment where we might be ready […]
Continue reading »We are now at a stage where the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States is in the hundreds of thousands and […]
Continue reading »Now, when everything that may seem impossible (or even selfish) is happening in the world, try to be happy. Gretchen Rubin , author of Project […]
Continue reading »The upsurge in fancy homemade baking is still quite difficult to find flour, eggs, and yeast, but mixes remain in abundance, including for pancakes. I […]
Continue reading »If you don’t usually file your tax returns, you don’t have enough time to request a $ 500 per child coronavirus assistance payment for your […]
Continue reading »This looks like another argument between siblings. Or stamping feet followed by a slamming door. It sounds like loud voices and a challenge, or those […]
Continue reading »As part of our new lifestyle of pandemic preparedness, many of us have turned to gardening to the point of widespread seed shortages . Given […]
Continue reading »Let’s say you’ve started your first job. Or maybe you’re just thinking about saving for retirement. Your employer offers 401 (k), but you don’t know […]
Continue reading »By default, your Samsung Galaxy smartphone saves screenshots as dull images in .JPEG format. I have nothing against good old JPEG, especially if you need […]
Continue reading »It seems that every week of this crisis has its own theme. There was a week in early March when many of us experienced isolation […]
Continue reading »Whatever you say about Bing as a search engine, it has gorgeous wallpapers that make the whole experience almost worth it. There are many websites […]
Continue reading »If you have a Nintendo Account, now is the time to make sure that your account is set up with two-step verification to keep it […]
Continue reading »The severity of the COVID-19 pandemic is the perfect backdrop for scammers trying to trick you with their schemes. We’ve seen fake coronavirus tracking apps […]
Continue reading »As with most baking, making the perfect pot cake is practically a science. You should decarboxylate the bud , infuse the oil, and (ideally) calculate […]
Continue reading »When you apply for a new credit card or decide to take out a loan, you are reading the fine print – or at least […]
Continue reading »We’re heading into another week of travel restrictions, quarantines, and more creative ways to stay comfortable at home 24/7. However, as hard as it may […]
Continue reading »Another week means a fresh search for things to see and do online. Every day we collect some of the best things we wanted to […]
Continue reading »In the days when kids did go to classes to learn, Netflix made most of its educational documentaries free for teachers who wanted to stream […]
Continue reading »The last time I bought groceries, it was only after a full seven days when I periodically and sometimes constantly updated my cart to ensure […]
Continue reading »Removing the frosting in the skillet after frying is an obvious, almost reflective part of cooking a steak or pork chop, but not so often […]
Continue reading »Apple’s upcoming second-generation iPhone SE is available for pre-order at several online retailers, but if you’re a Verizon or AT&T customer and your account is […]
Continue reading »Are you feeling burnt? Do you find yourself working more , not less, even when working from home? Award-winning journalist Celeste Headley joins us on […]
Continue reading »If your streaming queue starts emptying after a month of isolation, Hulu will drop a ton of new content next month to fill it up […]
Continue reading »