There’s Now an FDA-approved App to Treat Depression
The FDA has approved the first app for treating major depressive disorder, a condition estimated to impact 21% of U.S. adults at some point in their lifetime. The app, Rejoyn, is intended to supplement treatment for major depressive disorder: In a clinical trial of 386 adults with major depressive disorder (who were also being treated with […]
Billionaires brawl as everyone else just tries to get by: The Download
As mortgage heads from UWM and Rocket fight it out in the press, it seems like both agents and consumers are just wondering how they’re going to pay the bills.
Seven Ways to Get Cheaper Event Tickets
During a recent attempt to purchase tickets to see a comedian at a local arena, I was shocked that the fees tacked on were nearly as much as the cost of the ticket itself. The fees Ticketmaster charges have become a well-known frustration, but as someone who once covered the culture beat, I had gotten […]
RE/MAX’s Motto Mortgage out to re-up original franchise owners
Most new franchisees signing up for Motto’s “mortgage brokerage-in-a-box” solution are real estate brokerages and teams that aren’t affiliated with RE/MAX.
Conquer the 2024 housing market: Expert insights at your fingertips
Tune in for an engaging discussion surrounding the latest trends, predictions and insider knowledge on the 2024 housing market to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Safari Is Better Than Chrome, Actually
Mac users tend to overlook Safari, which I understand: It seems, at first glance, underpowered, and anyone coming over from Windows likely has a long-established habit of installing Chrome. But that’s a mistake. Everyone who gets a Mac should, at the very least, give Safari a chance for a couple of weeks, because in my […]
Google Is Shutting Down Its VPN Service
Since 2020, Google One subscribers haven’t needed to look elsewhere for a VPN to protect themselves online, as the company includes a VPN service as part of the subscription. For the past year, this VPN was included in any Google One plan, so whether you paid Google $9.99 a month or $1.99 a month, you […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Backyard Astronomy
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who looked at the eclipse this week and wondered what other cool things you might be able see in the sky, this guide is for you. Whether you want to spy on distant planets, supernovas, constellations, galaxies, or check out the International Space Station, astronomy can be […]
This Mini PC Is a Cute, Surprisingly Powerful Love Letter to Retro Computing
Mini PCs have become quite the hit in recent years, with users turning to these smaller, more streamlined PCs as an alternative to desktops or laptops. But few have made quite the waves that the Ayaneo Retro Mini PC AM01 has. I’ve been using one of the higher-end variants of the Ayaneo Retro Mini PC […]
You Can Fix Your Apple Watch’s ‘Ghost Touch’ Problem
The Apple Watch is a wonderful little device. I’m quite fond of mine, and it’s rare for me to go anywhere without. Like most tech, though, it can run into problems. Most notably right now, many Apple Watch wearers are reporting an ongoing issue with “ghost touches,” where the screen responds even though it isn’t […]
Apple’s New M4 Chip Is Expected to Be All About AI
Apple’s line of M3 Macs is basically brand new. The company kicked things off in October with the M3 MacBook Pro and iMac, then refreshed the MacBook Air with M3 last month. But Apple apparently doesn’t rest: The company is reportedly preparing to refresh the entire Mac lineup—including their desktop and notebook machines—with the M4 […]
BiggerPockets Investigates: Did Western Wealth Capital Cost Investors Thousands of Dollars?
How did this syndicator, with all of its promise and potential, fall from grace after several investors claimed they were burned? BiggerPockets set out to find out what went wrong, how it went wrong, and what it means to other investors.
Daily Search Forum Recap: April 12, 2024
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Use the ‘GTD’ Method to Actually Get Through Your To-do List
The Getting Things Done (GTD) method has been around for years, frequently cropping up on productivity blogs and forums since David Allen first released Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity in 2001. Since then, he’s updated the book a little and the concept has continued to proliferate. Here’s how to use it in […]
ChatGPT Is Getting a Turbo Upgrade
If you pay for ChatGPT, be it Plus, Team, or Enterprise, GPT-4 Turbo is now even better. In a Thursday post on X (formerly Twitter), OpenAI announced the latest version of its GPT-4 Turbo model is now live for all paid ChatGPT users, complete with some interesting updates. So, what’s new? It’s all a bit […]
