IOS 17.5 Sets the Stage for Sideloading Apps on IPhone
On Tuesday, Apple released the first beta version of iOS 17.5 to developers. With only about two months left until the first look at iOS […]
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The Best Ways to Store All Your Bags and Wallets
For some reason, my spring cleaning efforts this year have been a lot more intense than usual: I’ve been reorganizing all my stuff, getting rid […]
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Mobile Pixels Portable Laptop Monitor on Sale Right Now for $240
You can purchase the Mobile Pixels DUEX Plus Portable Laptop Monitor for $239.99 now (reg. $339) through April 7th using promo code SECURE20. It’s a […]
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Artificial Intelligence Companies Are Running Out of Internet
AI is running out of internet to consume. While you and I log onto our worldwide web to enjoy (or perhaps not), learn, and communicate, […]
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How Much Will It Cost You to Fly With a Pet on Each Major Airline?
Whether you’re taking your cat with you on vacation or bringing home a new puppy from out of state, there may be times when you’ll […]
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Pre-Ordering Samsung’s New Music Frame Includes a $100 Gift Card.
Samsung’s obsession with tricking your friends with high-tech bezels shows no sign of stopping. A case in point is Music Frame , Samsung’s newest integration […]
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13 Most Confusing Movies You Can Watch Right Now
Madame Web didn’t set out to confuse the few people who saw it. The comic book movie ended this way – due to incompetence, lazy […]
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Use Spaceman to Monitor Your Mac’s Virtual Desktops
Mission Control, a feature of macOS, offers multiple desktops. You can switch between desktops using a keyboard shortcut, swiping across the trackpad, or opening Mission […]
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All the Gardening Tasks You Need to Tackle in April
The sun is back and everywhere I look there are people sitting in their yards. While yes, there is still a lot to be done, […]
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How to Choose Between Target Date Funds and Index Funds
If you’re saving for retirement through a 401(k), 403(b) or individual retirement account , you’ve likely encountered both target funds and index funds as investment […]
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How to Put Your Baby to Bed Without Waking Him, According to Science
Each of my three children had difficulty falling asleep for different reasons. You never fall asleep in a crib, only with your parent. The others […]
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Amazon Prime Members Can Get Two of These E-Books for Free in April
You can get thousands of free eBooks throughout 2024 if you know where and when to look for them. Amazon is offering free Kindle eBooks […]
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HP Chromebook With Touchscreen Is on Sale for $65 Right Now
This refurbished HP Chromebook 11A is currently on sale for $64.99 (reg. $79.99). It has a “B” refurbish rating, which means it may have some […]
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How to Do a Spring Cleaning of Your Finances
When temperatures start to rise, many of us naturally want to open the windows, give it a good scrub and get rid of the clutter. […]
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Pancake Mix: the Easiest and Most Delicious Frying Batter
Surprisingly, some people absolutely despise packaged pancake mixes. Making pancakes is “easy,” so why buy a pointless mix? Well, my fellow box carburetor haters don’t […]
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All Three Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Models Get $100 Off
Samsung tablets have dominated the market (and provided the best user experience) at least since the Galaxy Tab S8 series launched in 2022. With the […]
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Newton’s First Law Applies to Productivity
There is a lot of talk and research about the so-called “laws” of productivity , but even the laws we use to govern other areas […]
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This Dell Chromebook Is on Sale for $88 Right Now
This refurbished Dell Chromebook 3100 is currently on sale for $87.99 (reg. $100). It has a “B” refurbishment rating, which means the body may have […]
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It’s Time to Prune the Roses
With all the attention on native plants and more exotic plants, we sometimes forget how interesting roses are and how well they fill out a […]
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12 Best Solar Eclipse Movies
Eclipse fever is upon us…or at least those of us who are on, near, or traveling along the path of the totality of the April […]
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How to Start Your Own Podcast
For many of us, podcasts are a way to keep up with the news or be entertained while we work out, drive to work, or […]
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How to Set up Voicemail on Your IPhone
This weekend I noticed that a lot of my friends didn’t have voicemail set up. After thinking about it, I wasn’t sure if I even […]
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You Can (Mostly) Block New Discord Ads
Traditionally, Discoord has no advertising, and the social application only benefits from this. Unlike Facebook or X (formerly Twitter), you can use Discord to chat […]
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You May Not Have to Pay Your Old Bill.
Sooner or later it happens to everyone: you’re having a great day, and then a bill arrives in the mail—a bill for something that happened […]
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These Samsung TVs Are Now Almost 50% Off
Samsung TVs are currently up to 49% off at Woot , offering great deals on the latest The Frame TV and last year’s models, The […]
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Spotify Just Added a Winamp-Style Miniplayer
Spotify’s desktop and web apps have always been convenient and full of useful features (with new features being added all the time ), but they […]
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Everything You Should Google About a Company Before You Get Started
You have no idea: finding a job has become incredibly difficult. These days, companies are taking longer than ever to fill positions. While one reason […]
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The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Children’s Culture: What Kids Think of Beyoncé
The big pop culture news this week for young people is the release of Beyoncé’s newest album, which is also the biggest pop culture news […]
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Google’s Food Mood Will Prepare a Recipe for You Using Artificial Intelligence
Google Arts & Culture is the search giant’s hub for high-resolution scans of art and culture from museums and archives around the world. Like the […]
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Use Type for Mac to Capture Ideas Before You Forget Them
An idea comes to your mind while you are working on something else. How to deal with this and get back to work? You can […]
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The Biggest Differences Between Claude AI and ChatGPT
AI is a fascinating field that has seen many advances in recent years. In fact, OpenAI’s ChatGPT has single-handedly taken the generative AI hype to […]
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You Should Maintain a Guide to Automating Your Smart Home.
Every major purchase you make comes with an owner’s manual: cars, dishwashers, even calculators. But your biggest purchase—your home—doesn’t come with instructions, which is why […]
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You Can Now Use ChatGPT Without an Account
OpenAI chose April 1 to announce that it will begin offering ChatGPT to people without having to create an account. Of course, a good rule […]
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How to Browse the Dark Web
The Dark Web, for the uninitiated among you, is a virtual area outside of the normal everyday Internet (including the website you are currently viewing). […]
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You Can Now Use Gemini to Navigate Google Maps Hands-Free
Using a generative AI bot like Google’s Gemini can be a little clunky, but using voice commands makes the process much easier. According to the […]
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The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra Is Now $400 Off
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra came out in 2022 and was considered the best Android tablet available until it was eclipsed by the Tab […]
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You Can Grab This Switch Joy-Con Charging Dock on Sale for $17 Right Now
You can grab this Charging Dock for Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons on sale right now for $16.99 (Reg. $19.99). Instead of only powering two controllers on […]
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How to Use Mindfulness to Get More Done at Work
Forcing yourself to do deep work (or work focused solely on one task, without any interruptions or distractions) is an important part of productivity, but […]
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10 Reasons Why Listening to Health Apps May Backfire (and What to Do Instead)
This post is part of Find Your Fit Tech , a fitness wearable buying guide from Lifehacker. I ask tough questions about whether wearables can […]
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Save Money and Treat Yourself to Pizza Week
Ready-made pizza dough is one of the best things to buy at the grocery store. You can find it in the freezer or refrigerator aisle, […]
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