This Clever Phishing Scheme Makes Fake Websites Look Real
A common tip for spotting malicious links in emails or text messages is to carefully examine the web address itself, such as by hovering over […]
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Top 10 Gadgets That Make Home Maintenance so Much Easier
Maintaining your home can be a daunting task, but so can paying contractors to fix every little thing. And there’s nothing worse than turning to […]
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Spotify’s New Feature Lets You Mix Your Playlists Like a DJ
Spotify’s latest feature is aimed at budding DJs: you can now add and customize transitions between tracks in your playlists. The Mix feature, currently in […]
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Peloton’s Yoga Offerings Are Surprisingly Effective
At this point, it’s safe to say that the Peloton app and I have been inseparable for a long time. I use it every day: […]
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What to Expect From Made by Google 2025
The Made by Google 2025 conference kicks off on Wednesday, August 20, which means that in just a few hours, we’ll be able to see […]
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This Ultrawide Curved Gaming Monitor Is Selling at Its Lowest Price Ever
Ultrawide curved monitors are ideal for gamers and multitaskers who need more screen space. Right now, you can get the 49-inch Samsung Odyssey G9 monitor […]
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YouTuber Hank Green’s Focus App Overtakes ChatGPT in the App Store
Focus Friend is a cute focus app from YouTuber Hank Green that recently shot out of nowhere to the top of the US App Store […]
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Made by Google 2025 Live Blog: Pixel 10, Pixel Watch 4, and More
Made by Google 2025 is just around the corner. The August event is a chance for Google to show off its latest devices, including new […]
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Apple Wallet Will Soon Be Able to Track Amazon Purchases and Returns
If you shop on Amazon often, you probably make returns from time to time, and you’ll soon be able to manage them in Apple Wallet. […]
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Google’s AI-Powered Search Engine May Recommend You Call a Scammer
Despite its rapid integration into nearly every aspect of everyday life, AI technology is not perfect. While generative AI may seem to know everything, it […]
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How My Heat Workouts Paid Off This Summer (and What I’ll Do Differently Next Time)
Running in the heat is never fun, but this year I was determined to make the most of it. Starting in the spring, I used […]
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These Sony in-Ear Headphones Are Now Under $40
If you’re looking for new on-ear headphones that won’t break the bank, Sony’s WH-CH520 wireless headphones are currently on sale for $38 — their lowest […]
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How to Boost Voice in Apple Podcasts in IOS 26
Apple Podcasts is one of the best podcast apps for iPhone , offering unique features like automatic transcription. However, I’ve never used it as my […]
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Microsoft May ‘Fix’ Windows 11 Dark Mode
For some, dark mode is a convenient way to use devices with bright screens at night. For others, dark mode is an aesthetic choice and […]
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Next-Gen Meta Smart Glasses Could Launch in September (and Will Cost Less Than Expected)
The next generation of Meta smart glasses may arrive sooner than expected, and at a lower price. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman , Meta plans […]
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Why You Need to Update Your Plex Server ASAP
If you use the Plex media server, you may need to update it right now to fix a serious security vulnerability. Late last week, the […]
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My Garmin Watch Is the Only Thing That Helps Me Control My Pace During Runs.
The good news: You’re running too fast . Unless you’re running a race or doing a specific workout, you should probably run at a conversational […]
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AI Claude Can Now End “harmful” Conversations
Chatbots are, by nature, prediction machines . When you get a response from something like Claude AI , it may seem like the bot is […]
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The Four Best Guided Meditation Channels on YouTube
I love finding new instructor-led workouts on YouTube, from Pilates to cycling , but I also understand that you should strive to strengthen your mind […]
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Samsung Dolby Atmos Soundbar Now Under $1,000
Flagship soundbars rarely come cheap, but Woot is currently taking a big chunk out of Samsung’s newest model. The Samsung HW-Q990F , a premium 11.1.4-channel […]
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Grammarly Introduces New Interface and New AI Tools
If you use Grammarly to check your spelling and grammar, you will notice some changes. That’s because Grammarly is introducing a refreshed interface today for […]
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This 27-Inch Lenovo Touch With 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD Is Selling for Under $600
This refurbished 2024 Lenovo IdeaCentre All-in-One PC comes in excellent condition and is on sale now for $589.99 on StackSocial . It features a large […]
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This Apple Watch Series 6 Is Now Selling for Just $124
The refurbished Apple Watch Series 6 (2020) with GPS and Cellular 44mm is now available on StackSocial for $123.99 . The watch has cellular connectivity, […]
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If You Have One of These ESR Power Banks, Stop Using It As Soon As Possible.
If you use an ESR power bank to charge your phone, you might want to stop now. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling several […]
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I Switched From Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve and I Will Never Regret It Again
Ever since I first launched Windows Movie Maker, I’ve been looking for a good free video editor. Not a perfect one, of course. Not one […]
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YouTube Music Finally Adds Long-Missing Google Podcasts Feature
There are plenty of podcast apps out there , but the easiest to use is the one built into your phone. For Android users, that […]
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The Four Best Stretching Trainers on YouTube
I’ve been recommending a lot of free YouTube workout instructors lately, from Pilates to cycling , but that’s only part of the equation: You need […]
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I ‘De-Amazoned’ My Kindle, and Here’s How I Buy DRM-Free Ebooks
I recently decided to buy a Kindle Paperwhite but not register it with my Amazon account. It’s as simple as not connecting to Wi-Fi during […]
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Seven Temporary, Renter-Friendly Bathroom Improvements
One of the biggest downsides to renting is the lack of control over the decor, and that includes even the most intimate area of your […]
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Why AI Fitness Reports Are Useless Most of the Time
As with every other aspect of our lives , artificial intelligence (AI) has permeated popular fitness apps and wearables. From Strava’s Athlete Intelligence to Garmin’s […]
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Google Launches IPhone-Like ‘Calling Card’ Feature
Apple has been criticized by the tech community for stealing Android features , but the truth is, the theft goes both ways. After all, imitation […]
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Google Uses AI to Help You Find Cheap Flights
Google Flights is getting an AI-powered tool that will help you find the best deals for your upcoming trips. All you have to do is […]
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7 Games Like ‘Stardew Valley’ That Are Worth Playing
In the pantheon of indie video games, 2016’s Stardew Valley holds a place of honor. Designed, developed, programmed, and even written by one person, under […]
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How to Use a Windows Keyboard on a Mac Without a Headache
Maybe you’ve brought your MacBook to visit relatives and set up a temporary workspace using whatever you had at home. Maybe you bought a fancy […]
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Meta’s Rules for How AI Talks to Kids Are Horrible
If you have a Meta account, you have Meta AI . The company’s Meta chatbot is built into its most well-known products, including Instagram, Facebook, […]
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20 Islands Where You Don’t Need a Passport
For many, the word “vacation” conjures up images of a trip to a paradise island where you can lounge on the sand and sip cocktails […]
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What Peloton’s Letter to Investors About Upcoming Price Changes Reveals
I’m a loyal user of all things Peloton, from my trusty four-year-old bike to the home-fitness giant’s trusty mobile app , and I’ve happily paid […]
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Google Messages Can Now Censor Any NSFW Images You Receive
Google’s new “Sensitive Content Warnings” setting is now available to all Google Messages users. As reported by 9to5Google , Sensitive Content Warnings can detect images […]
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You Can Get This 2020 MacBook Air With 1TB of Storage for Under $500 Right Now
For those who still prefer Intel-based Macs or just want a simple, portable laptop at an affordable price, this refurbished 2020 MacBook Air could be […]
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This LG OLED TV Is Now $250 Off
Right now, you can get a refurbished 55-inch LG OLED Evo C4 TV on Woot for $849.99, which is almost $250 cheaper than a new […]
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