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by Pradershika Sharma on (#7515T)
A compact refurbished PC with enough power for daily tasks.
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| Updated | 2026-04-18 08:30 |
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#70NXZ)
The Skullcandy Terrain Mini is convenient, durable, inexpensive, and ready for the summer.
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by Jake Peterson on (#75143)
I can't load X, and neither can a lot of users.
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by Jake Peterson on (#730BY)
Expect to see clips from 'Stranger Things' and 'Bridgerton' by the end of April.
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by Jake Peterson on (#7512G)
Would you risk exposing your ChatGPT history just to order a coffee?
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by Emily Long on (#7512H)
You can revoke special permissions that aren't needed.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#5DZVA)
Memberships, clothing, and equipment can add up.
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by Joel Cunningham on (#750XN)
Bigme revealed its dual-screen smartphone, and the internet wasn't happy about it.
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by Naima Karp on (#750XP)
Give your crappy TV speakers an upgrade.
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by Jake Peterson on (#750XQ)
Bluesky appears to have been attacked.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#70AZ0)
Keep up with all of the best deals that Lifehacker publishes, including laptops, speakers, TVs, security cameras, and more.
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by Naima Karp on (#750XR)
This refurbished security camera has color night vision and smart features.
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by David Nield on (#750XS)
Personal Intelligence is expanding into Google Photos and picking up AI image creation capabilities, courtesy of the Nano Banana 2 model.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#70GJG)
It's only for a single device, but you can get Windows 11 Pro for just 13 bucks.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#70QMR)
If you've never had a BJ's membership and don't want to pay full price, now is a cheap way in.
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by Jeff Somers on (#750RE)
Yearning for more neo-western drama that somehow makes land disputes incredibly compelling?
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#750RF)
It pairs fast recharging with a solar panel and enough output to run essential devices.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#750RG)
A low-maintenance security upgrade, now at its best price.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#70EVV)
This AdGuard sale is a one-time payment to block ads and boost privacy across up to nine devices.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#73NV4)
Get the latest budget-friendly Pixel for its lowest price yet.
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by Meredith Dietz on (#750BX)
Whoop continues to move beyond just wearables.
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by Jake Peterson on (#750BY)
If you use DuckDuckGo's VPN, your traffic doesn't appear to be visible the company.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#718T1)
This is a great value for a premium OLED TV.
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by Jake Peterson on (#7506Q)
MacRumors found these features lurking in Apple's code, anyway.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#74N93)
Stephen Curry has been wearing it for months, and we only just noticed.
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by Joel Cunningham on (#7506R)
It's weirdly usable for being so ridiculously small.
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by Meredith Dietz on (#7506S)
If your past workout plans have always fizzled out around week three, give this system a whirl.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#6WCNK)
You needn't spend $300 to get great noise-cancelling earbuds.
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by Ross Johnson on (#7503M)
TV can remind us that work is never worth it.
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#6DWT3)
Paradoxically, getting your first pull-up isn't the end of your journey to getting your first pull-up.
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by Khamosh Pathak on (#7500V)
You still can't get rid of the Shorts tab, unfortunately.
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by David Nield on (#7500W)
Make sure you're making the most of One UI.
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by Jake Peterson on (#74ZXG)
You may still have trouble loading posts.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#74ZXH)
A solid pick for casual movie nights with simple plug-and-play convenience.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#74ZTJ)
It skips smart features but delivers strong coverage and filtration for far less than usual.
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by Jake Peterson on (#74ZD8)
Gemini can be only a keyboard shortcut away.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#74ZAW)
If you get the bigger 77-inch model, you get a free TV.
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by Jake Peterson on (#74ZAX)
Your browser's back button should actually start working soon.
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by Jake Peterson on (#74Z8G)
The streaming app is linking users to buy physical books, in addition to audiobooks.
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by Daniel Oropeza on (#6VQBQ)
Shokz makes the best bone conduction headphones, and this Pro version is $50 off.
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by Meredith Dietz on (#74Z8H)
Can't I be a lover and a fighter?
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by Jeff Somers on (#74Z8J)
Keep this stuff under your sink at all times.
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by Naima Karp on (#74Z5G)
These Furbo cameras can help you monitor your pets and interact with them when you're not home.
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by Jake Peterson on (#74Z2T)
Be careful which extensions you install in Chrome.
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by David Nield on (#74Z2V)
A polished media-tracking app with a few innovative features (that kinda work).
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by Beth Skwarecki on (#4M0Q8)
It's effective for most people, you don't need a "loading" dose, and it may even have benefits for mental health.
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by Stephen Johnson on (#74YZN)
Did we really orbit the moon? Is the moon even real?
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#74YZP)
It's a strong option for automated daily cleaning.
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by Pradershika Sharma on (#74YX5)
It's a device that feels distinct in a crowded smartphone market.
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by Jeff Somers on (#74YX6)
A wall edging pad makes painting stairs (or any vertical surface) a lot faster and easier.
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