Stock Market Volatility Makes Real Estate Look a Whole Lot Better

After President Trump refused to rule out a recession on Sunday, the stock market’s dramatic free fall on Monday showed how unpredictable relying on Wall Street can be when planning […]

How the Top 1% Beat Inflation (and How You Can Too)

Inflation is a silent thief that erodes your wealth, reducing what your money can buy over time. For high-income earners and small business owners, it’s more than just a rising […]

Google Messages Just Fixed Some Serious Issues With Receiving Photos and Videos

If you’ve been dealing with Google Messages issues—particular with regards to sending photos and videos—you aren’t alone. Messages users are complaining about images that are slow to load when sent via RCS. Media shows up blurry for minutes at a time before users can actually open them. Photos and videos are also arriving compressed, which […]

This 75-inch LG Smart TV Is on Sale for $450

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. TV tech has improved a lot over the years, with high-end buyers focused on subtle differentiators like the number of local dimming zones. But if all you’re looking for is a big screen with […]

This Mac Screen Blurring App Actually Helped Me Focus

Study after study shows that humans can’t really multitask but we all keep trying to do it anyway. Why is that? In part, I blame our nice big computer monitors, which can fit lots of open windows at once. I have a habit of leaving a chat window open in the background when I should […]

How to Fly After May 7 If You Don’t Have a REAL ID

The final (final) deadline for the Department of Homeland Security’s REAL ID requirement is upon us, and unlike so many instances in the two decades since the new rules were passed, it doesn’t appear that air travelers are getting another extension to obtain an identification that complies. The 2005 REAL ID Act aimed to standardize […]

Everything You Can Expect to See at Google I/O 2025

Google I/O, the company’s annual developer’s conference, doesn’t start until May 20, but expectations are already swirling about what will be announced during the event. Here’s what we think might show up at this year’s Google I/O, plus details on how to watch. When and how to watch Google I/O 2025 This year’s Google I/O […]

My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: The Google Pixel 8a

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. The new Pixel 9 lineup launched last summer—and the Pixel 9a is around the corner—so it’s no surprise there’s been a drop in prices for the Pixel 8 lineup. Amazon is offering the higher […]

These Googly Eyes Will Help You Find Your Mac’s Cursor

It happened again: Across sprawling tabs, dozens of windows, and countless unread messages, you’ve somehow lost your cursor. Maybe it’s hiding in the corner of your screen, but, hmm—nothing seems to be popping out of any of them. What’s more, if you have your Mac connected to multiple monitors on your desk, your cursor could […]

How This Chrome Policy Change Will Affect Your Shopping Extensions

In the wake of the controversy surrounding PayPal’s Honey browser extension, Google Chrome has updated its policies to ban the practices that the extension was observed to be engaging in. Chrome’s updated extension policies for affiliate ads includes wording that seems to be a direct response to many of the tactics Honey was accused of […]

This Beta iPhone Feature Uses AI to Sort Your Notifications

Priority Notifications is a new Apple Intelligence feature that’s rolling out with the iOS 18.4 update, which is currently in beta. It’s one of the last AI features that we will see with the iOS 18 update cycle, and it goes hand-in-hand with Apple’s Notifications Summary feature, though they are distinct. Perhaps because of the […]

‘Time Affluence’ Is a Different Way to Think About Wealth

It makes sense that most of us focus on money when it comes to our happiness. Not being able to afford stuff like rent is stressful, and going into debt to feed yourself just exacerbates that sense of powerlessness. Whatever your financial situation, unless you’re oligarch-levels of wealthy you probably focus everything on making, saving, […]

You Can Now Remove Your Pictures From a Google Photos Backup Without Deleting Them Entirely

Backups are always a smart move. If your data is only stored in one location, it’s not safe, as it only takes one device failure to lose all that information for good. While there are plenty of ways to back up your data, companies like Google make it easy with built-in cloud backups. Once you […]

My Favorite Podcast App Now Has a Free Web Player

Now more than ever, I rely on my silly little podcasts to disassociate through my days, and yesterday, that got a little easier. Pocket Casts—Lifehacker’s pick for the most full-featured and user-friendly podcast app on the scene, and my own auditory lifeline for the last half-decade or so—has made its web streaming and desktop apps […]

The 10 Best Hidden AirTags Features

When Apple’s AirTags first launched, I thought that the devices would prove to be useless once the novelty wore off, but after using them for about a year, my assumption has proved to be wrong. AirTags have quite a few useful hidden features that make the product worth checking out even if you’re someone who […]

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