You Can Add New Fonts to Google Docs
Google Docs came out 18 years ago—it’s old enough to vote—but it only offers a couple dozen fonts by default. But it’s easy to add […]
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Netflix Is Bringing Hades to IOS
The award-winning Hades will be available on iOS starting March 19th via Netflix Games. The popular roguelike , developed by Supergiant Games, originally debuted in […]
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These Samsung Sound Systems Are up to 62% Off
Once you get a reliable sound system for your TV, you’ll find it hard to go back to TV speakers – trust me. If you’ve […]
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Pixel 7 Just Got a “Search Circle”
In a blog post this week, Google outlined all the upcoming Pixel phone and watch features that Pixel phone and watch users can expect to […]
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How to Prepare for Moving up (or Down) the Tax Bracket
Tax season would be easier if we could set it and forget it—if our tax obligations were consistent from year to year and our withholdings […]
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The Best Coffee Subscriptions Based on What You Get
When it comes to morning coffee, there is a hierarchy of convenience. Perhaps the most inconvenient method is to go out into the world for […]
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IOS 17.4 Is a Huge Change for IPhone, but Only If You Live in the EU
Apple released its latest iPhone update, iOS 17.4, on Tuesday, March 5th. While it may not be a flagship release like iOS 17.0 , iOS […]
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This New Rule Will Cap Credit Card Late Fees at $8.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Tuesday published a new rule limiting late fees on credit cards. The move reduces typical late fees from […]
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Google Tasks Now Has Kanban View
Every now and then, Google remembers to launch a to-do list app. Last month seemed to be one such occasion: the tech giant updated the […]
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Why You Shouldn’t Buy or Rent Building Amenities
Buying or renting an apartment requires coordination of dozens of needs, wants and must-haves. Figuring out what you absolutely must have versus what you could […]
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A Guide to Children’s Culture for Out-of-Touch Adults: Willy Wonka’s Disastrous “Chocolate Experience”
This week’s topics on what happens to children are failure and fiasco. There’s an ever-expanding story about Willy Wonka’s disastrous robbery in Scotland, a dubious […]
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Claude 3 Is Anthropic’s Most Powerful AI Chatbot
Anthropic has been making quite a splash since it first introduced Claude, an AI chatbot and one of ChatGPT’s biggest competitors. While Claude and ChatGPT […]
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What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: “Disease X” Conspiracies
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, just like Disease X, an ominous-sounding disease that doesn’t actually exist. Earlier this year, the World […]
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Reddit Also Wants to Become a Meme Stock
Reddit users have long joked about how useless karma is. Now, almost 20 years after the platform was founded, people with the highest karma are […]
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21 of the Most Banned Films in the World
When it comes to books, my policy is usually to look for the ones that people are trying to ban; they are almost always helpful […]
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Facebook, Instagram and Themes Are Disabled
It’s not just you, no one can get their meta accounts to work this morning. Instagram says it can’t update your feed, Facebook has logged […]
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The Xbox Corsair Scuf Instinct Pro Controller Is $60 Off Right Now
Best Buy Drops are a built-in Best Buy feature that gives you access to popular products at low prices, but only for a limited time […]
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How to Choose Between NordVPN and ExpressVPN
Check almost every best VPN list (including ours) and you’ll likely see NordVPN, ExpressVPN, or both mentioned. These two packages have been providing top-tier VPN […]
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How to Care for Knives Like an Adult
You’ve finally purchased some high quality knives . You won’t regret it. Not only will a good knife make cutting easier, but the materials used […]
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How to Play Strands, the New Word Search Game From the New York Times
A new word game has just come out, and this one looks pretty fun. Strands is a new game from the New York Times, the […]
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How to Raise a Healthy Gamer, According to a Psychiatrist
There is so much parental guilt and anxiety surrounding the topic of screen time. If you let your kids play video games as much as […]
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Here’s How a Home Equity Loan Works
If you are a homeowner who has equity in your home, you can tap into that equity through a home equity loan. A home equity […]
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The Best Smart Locks to Protect Your Smart Home
About a year ago, I went home to visit my mom and was greeted by a strange new addition to my childhood home: all the […]
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How to Find Out Your Printer’s IP Address
Every wireless printer has an IP address, a 12-digit number that connects it to your computer via Wi-Fi. Knowing this ID allows you to troubleshoot […]
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How to Delete Your Reddit Account
Reddit feeds all user comments and posts into Google’s virtual crusher, meaning the recovered mass of your conversations will be spat out by Google’s AI […]
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How to Choose Between a Chromebook and a “Real” Laptop
When Chromebooks were first released in 2011, they didn’t offer the same capabilities that they do now—as Google continues to refine the Chromebook formula, they’re […]
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You Can Get the Discontinued Version of Google Nest Wifi for 72% Off Right Now
Google’s first generation of Nest Wifi routers have been around since 2019, but they may not be available for long: Google has decided to stop […]
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Meta Deletes All Oculus Accounts
When Meta (then Facebook) acquired Oculus in 2014 , it was unclear whether the company would embed its own brand into the fashion VR company’s […]
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You May Be Using the Wrong Rolling Pin
Some people dream of having a closet full of sneakers, but if I had the space, I would have a huge collection of rolling pins. […]
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These Backbone One Controllers Are Currently 30% Off
If you told me as a schoolboy that today we would be able to play the latest Xbox and PlayStation games on our mobile phones, […]
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MacBook Air M1 Is Still the Best Mac for Most People
On Monday , Apple unveiled its newest MacBook Air : the 13-inch and 15-inch Air, now powered by the M3 chip. Apart from dual monitor […]
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How to Turn a Juliet Balcony Into a Functional Space
In the hands of an experienced realtor, every confusing aspect of a home can be turned into something desirable. There is no greater example of […]
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You May Already Be Able to File Your Taxes for Free Using a New IRS Tool
If you haven’t filed your 2023 taxes yet, you might want to think about how you plan to do so. Residents of some states already […]
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Apple Just Surprise Introduced the New MacBook Air M3
Apple has officially unveiled its new series of M3-based MacBook Air laptops, with the surprise announcement coming in a press release on Monday morning. The […]
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Your Instagram DMs Are Getting an Update
Instagram DMs were never intended to be a primary form of communication, but for some of us they might as well be WhatsApp. What started […]
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The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Max in March
March on HBO Max offers a wide selection of original movies and shows streaming only on Max; from Kate Winslet’s political satire Regime to Lionheart […]
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These Roombas Are up to 38% Off
Roomba can be a huge time saver when it comes to housework, as long as you understand that they don’t work miracles . And right […]
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You Can Get Babbel on Sale for $160 Right Now
You can get a lifetime subscription to Babbel Language Learning for $159.99 right now (Reg. $599) with promo code ENJOY20 through March 10th. The subscription […]
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Did You Know That Microsoft Excel Has a Hidden Camera?
Excel makes it easy to take screenshots. But what if there was a way to take a snapshot of something in a spreadsheet, paste it […]
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You Should Bury Fish Heads Under Your Tomato Plants.
In late summer, West Coast fishermen troll for albacore tuna and fill their shelves and freezers with loins full. An added benefit of cutting your […]
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