How to Make Short Films on YouTube Really Fun to Watch`
YouTube is being absorbed by Shorts, the company’s answer to TikTok and Instagram Reels. YouTube Shorts are vertical, have a different user interface, are harder […]
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You Can Get the Beats Solo3 Wireless Headphones for $90 Right Now
You can grab a pair of Beats Solo3 wireless on-ear headphones in an open box on sale right now for $89.99 (regional $199.95). New open […]
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SIPC Is the Closest Thing to Investing in Insurance
When you deposit money in a bank account, you can rest assured that your deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up […]
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RIP WordPad
WordPad, the rich text editor that came with Windows 95, will soon be removed from Windows 11. Microsoft announced last year that WordPad would be […]
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What to Do After a Massive AT&T Data Breach
AT&T is having a tough year. Back in February , customers experienced a massive network outage that lasted about 12 hours . The company has […]
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Make Fried Egg Salad With Leftover Easter Eggs
The days after Easter give me two things I love: April showers and lots of hard-boiled eggs. The USDA recommends eating hard-cooked eggs within seven […]
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The Best Fitness Watches for Runners
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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No One Can Agree on What “zone 2” Cardio Is.
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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The Best Fitness Trackers for Sleep and Recovery
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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The Best Smartwatch to Track Your Health
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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Your Fitness Tracker Has No Idea How Many Calories You Burn
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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The Best Fitness Watch for Outdoor Adventures
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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Wearable Fitness Data You Can (and Can’t) Trust
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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This Technology Makes Cannabis More Accessible to People With Disabilities
Cannabis is slowly becoming legal across the country and may even become legal at the federal level in the foreseeable future. It’s also being talked […]
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How (and When) to Reboot or Factory Reset Your Roomba
Robot vacuums have become essential cleaning tools for busy homes, but they’re also technologically advanced, and technology can sometimes come with problems. You may notice […]
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Samsung Will Give You a Free 2TB SSD With the New Galaxy Book4
Samsung released its newest line of Galaxy Book4 laptops in February, and Best Buy one-upped them by offering up to $200 in gift cards if […]
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The Best Exercises for Forearms and Grip Strength
You probably train your biceps and triceps on arm day, but do you also remember to train your forearms? The forearm muscles are responsible for […]
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Why DOJ Cares About Green Bubbles on IPhone
This may seem strange to those who don’t participate in debates, but some people actually care about the color of your chat. You may not […]
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These Bone Conduction Headphones Are $40 Off
Bone conduction headphones are ideal for activities where hearing what’s going on around you is vital to your safety. This is because they use technology […]
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Shazam OS for Wear Now Works Even When Your Phone Isn’t Nearby
Shazam, the Apple-owned song recognition service , now works on your Android smartwatch even when your phone isn’t with you—with a couple of caveats. Once […]
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Don’t Trust a Government Chatbot to Give You Good Advice
New York’s AI chatbot MyCity is off to a rocky start. The city government introduced the technology five months ago in an effort to help […]
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Best Table Lamps Under $40
If you have a desk, you’ll probably benefit from outfitting it with a lamp—after all, the light from your computer screen can seem harsh in […]
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Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra Is the Best Robot Vacuum Cleaner I’ve Tested
The Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra ($1,799.99, available in April) is a big name, but this iteration of the S8 line deserves every syllable. Roborock’s new […]
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You Can Get This Sonic Toothbrush and Water Irrigator for $65 Right Now.
You can get this sonic toothbrush and water head with compact inductive charging base on sale right now for $64.99 (reg. $79.95). The base contains […]
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How to Revive Raw Fast Food in the Air Fryer
A rainy day makes food delivery more tempting than usual. For me, if I order something, it’s probably not rice or quinoa salad, but rather […]
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This Tesla USB Dock Is Now Selling for $32
This dock for the 2021-2023 Tesla Model 3 or Y is currently on sale for $31.99 (reg. $39.99). It requires no assembly or modification and […]
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Three Reasons Why You Don’t Have to Sow Your Own Seeds
If you spend any time on GardenTok (or talk to gardeners), you know it’s all about the seeds these days. Gardeners always feel behind at […]
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Five (Legal) Alternative Uses for a Storage Unit
Americans love our things. We love our stuff so much that we’ll rent small rooms away from home just to store all the stuff that […]
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Google Just Announced When Apple Will Officially Adopt RCS
Did Google just forewarn Apple’s big announcement? The Android developer has just published an updated landing page for Google Messages , showcasing key features ranging […]
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How I Cleaned a Stainless Steel Sink Without Spending Extra Money
There are many ways to clean and polish a stainless steel sink. Some require the purchase of specialty products, while others rely more on household […]
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I Tested Three AI Essay Writing Tools and Here’s What I Found
Writing essays can be tedious, tedious and difficult even for me, and I write all day for a living. If writing isn’t your specific skill, […]
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This Amazon Smart Thermostat Sells for $25
Smart home devices can make life easier and more convenient (and may even save you some money on your utility bills). A smart thermostat is […]
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StackSkills Unlimited Courses Are Now $35
You can get lifetime access to StackSkills Unlimited courses , which are on sale for $34.97 (regularly $600) through April 2. StackSkills Unlimited is an […]
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Five Situations When You Should Use a Contract (and How to Write One)
If you think about it, society is quite fragile. Most of it is just agreements between complete strangers to do certain things in a certain […]
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YouTube Is Testing a Feature That Uses Artificial Intelligence to Skip to the Best Parts of a Video
YouTube is constantly trying out new features for its users, which they call experiments. The latest experimental feature is called Jump Ahead, which allows you […]
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Use This Plugin to Add Your WordPress Site to Fediverse
I miss blogging. Don’t get me wrong, I write professionally for various websites and run an email newsletter, but none of them give me that […]
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Oregon Just Passed a Monumental “Right to Repair” Law
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek officially signed a new Right to Repair law Wednesday that will make it much easier to repair our stuff—at least in […]
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Please Don’t Trust Artificial Intelligence to Recognize Mushrooms
Eating wild mushrooms is a very dangerous hobby. If you’re an experienced forager, you’ll know what’s growing in your area, where to find it, and […]
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You Can Get the Apple Vision Pro for $200 Off If It Fits
Apple’s Vision Pro, arguably the most impressive virtual and augmented reality headset available for public consumption, is getting its first significant discount. Woot is selling […]
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Strange Tax Deductions You Might Not Know About
While most of us are familiar with the usual tax deductions such as mortgage interest, charitable donations and retirement contributions, there are many surprise deductions […]
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