Roborock’s Q Revo Max V Is the Ideal Robot Vacuum Cleaner for Daily Cleaning
I recently reviewed the Roborock S8 Pro Ultra , which remains the best floor robot I’ve tested over the past year. I was excited by […]
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You Should Do a Background Check on Your Prospective Landlord (and Yourself)
The search for housing is becoming increasingly stressful. Not only are rents rising ( the average rent in the United States is now almost $2,000 […]
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You Can Get a Lenovo Chromebook With Touchscreen for $88 Right Now
You can grab this refurbished Lenovo 300E Chromebook on sale for $87.99 right now (regional $284.99). It has a “B” refurbishment rating, so there may […]
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You Should Update Your IPhone and Mac As Soon As Possible
Apple released several important software updates for your iPhone and Mac this week. You might not think so based on the version numbers of each […]
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Rabbit R1 Artificial Intelligence Could One Day Replace Your Smartphone
The Rabbit R1, a device that acts as an AI-powered assistant that aims to replace all the apps on your smartphone, was one of the […]
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Someone Ran GPT2 Entirely in a Spreadsheet
AI companies present their products as magical, but in reality they are just code and math. Don’t believe me? Someone has an AI model running […]
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These External Hard Drives, Memory Cards and Flash Drives Are up to 75% Off
When I’m looking to buy a computer, I don’t consider memory capacity as important as it used to be. Finding great deals on external storage […]
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How to Clean a Dyson Vacuum Cleaner
A Dyson vacuum is what you get when you’re serious about cleaning: they’re efficient, powerful and even chic, but they tend to be quite expensive. […]
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This 3-Inch Body Camera Is on Sale for $38 Right Now
You can get this mini camera and dash cam on sale right now for $37.99 (regional price $45.99). It’s just over three inches long and […]
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Five Tax Deductions You Can’t Miss
With the April 15 tax filing deadline right around the corner, you want to make sure you take advantage of every possible deduction. Andy Phillips […]
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Seven Ways to Improve Gmail Performance
Working with email isn’t the most fun way to pass the time, so most of us strive to access our inboxes as quickly as possible, […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: Dogs Vs. Lemons
This week’s Youth Culture Report is all about the conflict: Dogs fight lemons, Gen Z fights millennials, and everyone fights artificial intelligence. Dogs vs Lemons […]
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“Unclack” for Mac Mutes Your Microphone While You Type
Have you ever been in a meeting where you are taking notes, reviewing information, or just sneaking around with your colleagues? If so, you might […]
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How to Deal With the “Wish Mismatch” With Your Partner
Sounds familiar: Have you spent months craving sex more than your partner, only for him to want more sex while you were content with a […]
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You Can Get a Refurbished Xbox Series X Right Now for $300
This week, Woot has some big deals on refurbished products: Ring cameras starting at $20 , 55-inch Fire TVs starting at $199.99 , and Kindle […]
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Four Tax Myths You Should Know About in 2024
As the April 15 tax filing deadline approaches, it’s important to separate fact from fiction when it comes to preparing your tax returns. “Tax laws […]
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How to Start a Book Club for Your Kids and Their Friends (That They’ll Actually Enjoy)
It doesn’t matter whether it’s an Oprah Winfrey, Resse Witherspoon, or Mindy Kaling book club: the selection is always intended for adults. But perhaps a […]
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Use a Mug Warmer to Reduce Bread Proofing Time
Baking homemade bread can be a lot of fun, but some people are put off by the long hours of work. A loaf of bread […]
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Google’s AI-Powered Search Is Already Promoting Malware and Scams
Earlier this month, Google began rolling out its new search generative experience (SGE), introducing artificial intelligence-generated search results on some pages. Unfortunately, it appears that […]
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Users of Some Topics Can Now Share Their Posts on Fediverse
The post-Twitter world is split into a handful of potential alternative social networks, which is exciting but also annoying. Last week things got a little […]
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Use “Yang” to Communicate With AI Without Worrying About Privacy
Like the idea of artificial intelligence, but would you like to use it without trusting some large server? You can run large language models locally, […]
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How to Join the Windows Insider Program and Be the First to Try New Features
One of the best ways to stay up to date with the latest changes and features in Windows is to join the Microsoft Windows Insider […]
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The EU Is Already Investigating Apple, Google and Meta for DMA Violations
It looks like the European Union is wasting no time enforcing its Digital Markets Act (DMA): On Monday, we learned that Apple, Google and Meta […]
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These Are Some of the Best Furniture and Decor Pieces With Hidden Storage
If you live in a small space or just have a lot of stuff, storage can be a nightmare. To stay organized and tidy, you […]
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Why You Should Open a 401(K) for a Short-Term Job
If you’re taking a short-term job, you may be wondering whether opening a 401(k) retirement account is worth the effort. After all, you don’t plan […]
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Govee Just Released a New Neon Rope Light
I grew up in the 80s – the golden age of neon – so naturally I always dreamed of owning a neon sign from Hot […]
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This Course for Raspberry Pi and Arduino Developers Is $70 Right Now.
You can purchase this discounted Raspberry Pi and Arduino Developer Course right now for $69.99 (regional price $423). It includes nine courses including Raspberry Pi, […]
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Four Ways to Make It Harder to Break Into Your Home
News about a gang of tech-savvy Los Angeles thieves breaking into homes using smart security systems has been all over the news this month. There […]
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Seven Ways to Do More With Your Google Wear OS Smartwatch
Because Google Wear OS is designed to work on small screens like the one on your smartwatch, it should work quickly and intuitively, but that […]
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Don’t Let Smart Devices Ghost You in Your New Home
If I’m away from home for more than two weeks, I take some of my smart equipment with me—most of it plugs into the wall. […]
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The 55-Inch Amazon Fire TV Now Costs $199.99.
For those who haven’t yet purchased a Fire TV during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale , Woot’s new sale on refurbished Fire TVs is even better. […]
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Yeti Solar Panels, Power Banks, and Whole-Home Backup Batteries at 20% Off
With more people living off-grid or nomadic lifestyles, as well as an increase in long-term power outages due to extreme weather events and an unstable […]
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Woot Sells Kindle EBooks for Just $34.99
Woot is currently running a significant sale on Amazon devices, and some of the discounts are quite impressive—like Amazon Fire 4K UHD refurbished TVs for […]
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You Should Try Seed Tape in Your Garden This Spring.
Seeds come in all shapes and sizes. While some are delightfully large and easy to plant, such as peas and sunflowers, planting a row of […]
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15 Icons You Should Add to Your IPhone’s Control Center
Your iPhone’s Control Center gives you quick access to system features, apps, and shortcuts, and its default layout gives you access to system switches, music […]
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The Best Nerd Podcasts Created by Women (but Not Just for Women)
Gone are the days when botany was a male-dominated field; Through inclusion in geek culture, women and gender non-conforming people have made room for diverse […]
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9 Types of Outlets You Can Find in Your Home (and What They’re For)
Every time you plug something into a wall outlet, you’re using the enormous power of an electron to power your video games and cool your […]
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Apple May Finally Give You More Control Over Your IPhone’s Home Screen
iOS customization has come a long way. There was a time when user-selectable app icons were unthinkable: now you can make your apps look the […]
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All the Android 15 Features We Know About so Far
We expect to finally hear more about Android 15 when Google I/O arrives in May, but we already know something about what the new operating […]
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Ring Cameras Are Now on Sale for Just $20
Woot is currently running a significant sale on Amazon devices, and some of the discounts are quite impressive—like the refurbished 4K UHD Amazon Fire TV […]
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