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It may look like a kanban board, but don't ditch Trello just yet.

By cutting late fees, over 45 million card users could save an average of $220 annually.

It may be the most consequential iPhone update yet, but many of us won't be able to experience it.

Whether you are a coffee snob who knows what you love or a complete novice, there is a subscription for you.

If you think you might be moving to a new tax bracket, don't wait until tax season to find out.

It's like Boggle, but with the aha-moment themes of Connections (and built-in hints).

You can get one of the best Xbox controllers for competitive gaming for just $179.99 off during Best Buy's limited-time "Drop" sale.

Meta's products aren't working this morning.

Salo, Possession, and other movies your parents (and also Norway) don't want you to watch.

r/wallstreetbets seems skeptical.

How an imaginary disease is setting off a real-world panic.

Give your home the 'Smart House' treatment.

Harness your home's equity for things like home renovations, college tuition, or other major expenses.

Gaming has its positive and negatives-so how do you strike a balance with your kid?

Google is no longer selling the Nest Wifi, but you can still pick one up from Amazon on the cheap.

Get your comments and posts off the site.

Play your favorite games on your phone with the comfort of an actual gaming controller.

A rolling pin should feel like an extension of your arm, not a pain in the wrist.

You need to set up a Meta account ASAP.

These four models of vacuum-and-mop combination robot vacuums are on sale at Amazon.

Instagram DMs are basically a full chat app now.

Ooh, shiny.

The IRS's free filing program is available in 12 pilot states.

That so-called "balcony" can work for dining, food prep, storage, and more.

Too many Lock Screen or Home Screen wallpapers clogging your iPhone? Delete them with a swipe.

If your garden is out of balance and the pests are winning, beneficial insects might help bring order back-but only as a last resort.

A decaying fish head is full of nitrogen, calcium, and phosphorus, which is precisely what a tomato plant needs.

It comes with more than 200 titles, like PONG, Asteroids, Breakout, Missile Command, and Warlords.

This nifty hidden feature can help you create more dynamic spreadsheets in less time.

You want wifi that's fast and reliable without breaking the bank.

Here are some tips to make sure your fridge is set to the best temperature.

Anti-goals are a little negative, but the results are positive.

Turn any TV into a smart TV.

Supercharge the assistant on your Android phone by using Gemini instead.

The Google browser will offer better search suggestions now, theoretically.

Pan frying and steaming have always been my go-to cooking methods, but air frying frozen dumplings is a serious contender.

It's hard to keep track of all your cords and devices-let these tools help.

Solar thermal panels can heat your water. For free.

HP is starting a printer subscription service. It's more expensive (and creepy) than it seems.

Cast iron, stainless steel, a wok, or nonstick-which pan is the best pan for eggs?

Having a touchscreen can be useful, but if you don't use it often, here's how to turn it off.

DIY Low-E window coating or have Low-E windows installed to save on your home energy bill.

Lapse makes you wait for photos to "develop"-and it's for iOS only.

Don't worry, baby, these fine films are definitely DTF.

Or some other app, if you want.

As usual, there are several changes to keep in mind while preparing your return.

You can get this portable handheld pocket LCD microscope on sale for $81.99 right now (reg. $100), great for budding scientists, nature enthusiasts, and those simply curious about the world around them. The microscope has high-resolution 1080FHD picture quality and 80x magnification viewed through the four-inch display screen. It's less than half a pound and small enough to fit in a bag or big pocket, so it's easily taken on camping trips, vacation, or just outside to explore the miniature world. It also has eight built-in LEDs, a rechargeable battery, and microSD card support to save images you might want to revisit later. And it's compatible with both Mac and PC.You can get this portable handheld pocket LCD microscope on sale for $81.99 right now (reg. $100), though prices can change at any time.

It's still pricey, but anything helps.

Why not both?

Keep an eye on your stuff.