The Google Pixel 7 Pro Is on Sale for Its Lowest Price Ever

The Google Pixel 7 Pro was recently eclipsed by the Google Pixel 8 in October, meaning, this holiday season, you’ll see the Pixel 7 Pro at its lowest price yet. The first retailer to do just that is none other than Woot, Amazon’s subsidiary online retailer. Until Dec. 9, or while Pixels last, Woot is selling […]

The Best Apps for Improving Memory

Whether you want to improve your memory for everyday life, school, or work, it’s kind of hard to know where to start. After all, memory is kind of mushy and not a traditional “hard skill” like coding. In general, I recommend outsourcing everything possible to your phone. Why not use your smart device to enhance […]

How That Viral Wedding Dress Photo Showed a Bride In 3 Different Poses Simultaneously

Over the weekend, some parts of the internet were fixated on figuring out why an otherwise normal photo of a bride trying on wedding dresses turned out so bizarre. At first glance, there’s nothing strange about the image—simply a bride standing in front of two mirrors in a wedding dress. However, if you look closely […]

Builder Confidence Falls for the Fourth Month in a Row—What’s Going On?

A new report shows that builder confidence continues to drop. What does this mean for the supply gap in housing?

Daily Search Forum Recap: December 4, 2023

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

A Raclette Party Is Exactly What You Need This Winter

I haven’t met a winter food tradition I didn’t like—gingerbread cookies, plum pudding, roasting chestnuts on the not-so-open fire of my oven—but it’s possible that I’ve finally met my favorite: the raclette dinner. The winter tradition of griddling Raclette cheese is interactive, satisfying, communal, and a treat for cheese fans. Make a night of it […]

How to Reset Your Windows PC for a Fresh Start

Resetting your Windows PC can be a good way to clear out old junk files and help troubleshoot technical issues your computer is experiencing. In the past, you used to have to rely on physical disk media and ISO files to reinstall Windows. Now, though, Microsoft has made it much easier—you can reset your PC […]

These Are the Best Ways to Study for Your Finals

Finals season is here and if you’re anything like me, you’re feeling overwhelmed and suddenly unsure that you retained a single piece of information from any of your classes. You did retain it, of course—that’s just the stress talking. You can combat the stress by studying effectively, but to do that, you need a plan. […]

You Don’t Own the Digital Shows and Movies That You ‘Bought’

The way we purchase movies and TV shows has changed a lot since the invention of home video. In fact, these days, many of us don’t buy anything at all, and stream all our content instead. Still, there are plenty who prefer to buy their entertainment, with a subsection happy to do so digitally. After […]

You Need Leak Detectors in Your Home, and More Than You Think

Water is humanity’s frenemy. Sure, the stuff is necessary for life and it’s fun to go swimming in, but water is also tirelessly seeking to destroy your property. When you think of the threat that water poses to your existence you might think of drowning and hurricanes, but in many cases the real threat is […]

How to Right-Click on Your Mac

No matter what Mac you have, whether you use a Magic Mouse or trackpad, you don’t have a dedicated right-click button. This can be confusing to people new to the Mac—honestly, it’s confusing to some of us who have used Macs for years. As it happens, there are quite a few ways to right-click on […]

The Meta Quest 2 Is $75 Off at GameStop Right Now

Black Friday and Cyber Monday might be in the rearview mirror, but some deals are sticking around. You can get the Meta Quest 2 for $75 off, matching the lowest price it’s ever been since its release, according to Honey’s price history. The Meta Quest 2 is the most popular VR headset on the market […]

The Easiest Ways to Use Split-Screen Multitasking on Mac

More often than not, two browser windows are better than one. When working on a project or even when you’re just browsing, split-screen mode will help you see two things at once. Hell, split-screen modes are popular even on smaller devices like tablets and Android phones. And yes, you can get them on the Mac […]

The Combustion Predictive Thermometer Has Eight Sensors to Formulate a Cooking Time

Wireless thermometers aren’t new. For years, cooking enthusiasts have had access to units that could be read remotely via an additional unit you carried on you like a BBQ beeper. Highly imperfect, they were notorious for having a small range, and for the cords between the probe and the base burning out. The latest generation […]

What the New Lead Pipe Replacement Laws Mean for Homeowners

The EPA has issued a sweeping new set of regulations that in most cases will require lead pipes that deliver drinking water to be taken out of service in the next 10 years. While there is still a public comment period to go through, as well as a pause for communities to make preparations, the […]