|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TD1P)
The Current Model P oven will tell you how to make the perfect pizza, then cook it for you at up to 850F.
|
Lifehacker
| Link | https://lifehacker.com/feed/rss |
| Feed | http://lifehacker.com/rss |
| Copyright | Copyright 2026 Ziff Davis, LLC. All Rights Reserved. |
| Updated | 2026-08-30 20:00 |
|
by David Nield on (#6TCYC)
Say hello to the Nekojita FuFu.
|
|
by Pradershika Sharma on (#6TCYD)
These refurbished models offer high-end performance without the high-end price tag.
|
|
by Khamosh Pathak on (#6TCYE)
You can output 10K resolution at 120Hz, but you have no need to.
|
|
by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#6TCNY)
But it's limited to one game at launch.
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6TCNZ)
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TCM1)
I'd love to enthused for the robot vacuum that becomes a stick vacuum or a handheld, but I think other brands have executed the idea better.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TCM2)
The built-in solar panels mean you don't need to lug a battery backup to the beach.
|
|
by Beth Skwarecki on (#6TCE7)
One free burrito bowl is pretty easy to snag. A year's worth of free burrito bowls? That you'll have to work for.
|
|
by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6TCE8)
If your wild yeast starter isn't going to plan, one of these fixes could help.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TCAV)
The X50 Ultra robot vacuum and mop can climb over thresholds, cords, and other low barriers.
|
|
by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6KEJ0)
Put the ice cube trays away-these methods make more sense.
|
|
by Daniel Oropeza on (#6TCAW)
The biggest Kindle comes with a stylus that lets you take notes.
|
|
by Jeff Somers on (#6TC7Y)
It happens: Sometimes you need to ask someone to switch seats on a plane. There's a right way and a wrong way to go about it.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6TC7Z)
It quickly makes a good cup of coffee, but is it worth the money?
|
|
by Pradershika Sharma on (#6TC4R)
Lightweight and portable at 280 grams, it features a powerful 50mm speaker for clear audio.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6QFH7)
This tried-and-true trick will declutter your wardrobe.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TC1N)
A presence sensor uses wave radar technology to sweep a room, looking for the slightest movement.
|
|
by Lauren Passell on (#6TC1P)
January is a great time to start budgeting, invest in your HSA, or even just conquer the fear you feel every time you look at your bank statement. These podcasts offer the mix of deep dives, diverse interviews, quick and applicable tips, and breakdowns of financial news that will help you make changes in your life and your work, and will help you make sense of everything from Wall Street to bitcoin. The best part? They're free. Look at you, saving money already!
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TBYR)
Switchbot's new robot vacuum aims to do so much more than just clean your floors.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TBYS)
If you've wanted to have a deeper connection with the plants and wildlife in your yard, Bird Buddy's new camera is here to help.
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6TBPZ)
Robots, motorized skis, and ice cream from a pod.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TBK3)
Govee is leaning into a retro theme at this year's CES.
|
|
by Michelle Ehrhardt on (#6TBDE)
You can finally use it on more than a desk.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TBBW)
These mini robot lawnmowers are the perfect shrunk-down versions of my two favorite models.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6TBBX)
The only CES tech I've seen that made me shout and clap in excitement is the Roborock Saros Z70's robotic arm.
|
|
by Beth Skwarecki on (#6TAQ2)
Thank you, Propelissa, whoever you are.
|
|
by Beth Skwarecki on (#6TAMH)
It is rare that scientists will come right out and say that something causes cancer, but here we are.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6TAMJ)
Organize your 2025 organization plans.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6TAJA)
A simple change made a big difference.
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6TAJB)
They aren't new. They are, however, awful.
|
|
by Allie Chanthorn Reinmann on (#6JSWE)
This simple appliance deserves a permanent spot on your kitchen counter.
|
|
by Pradershika Sharma on (#6TAJC)
This budget-friendly smartwatch delivers plenty of features.
|
|
by Jeff Somers on (#6TAGM)
Police can place a GPS tracker on your car as part of an investigation.
|
|
by Pranay Parab on (#6TAGN)
What does the "Enhanced Visual Search" setting on your iPhone do?
|
|
by Beth Skwarecki on (#67FRS)
It calls for plenty of veggies, fish, and olive oil-and here's how to actually follow it.
|
|
by David Nield on (#6TAGP)
Make the most of Google Saved.
|
|
by Meredith Dietz on (#6TAE3)
Budgeting is about so much more than dollars and cents.
|
|
by Khamosh Pathak on (#5Y4WG)
If you can't open a photo from your iPhone, you probably need to convert from HEIC to JPG.
|
|
by Beth Skwarecki on (#595CE)
Every year, you'll see rankings of the "best" and "worst" diets. But there's no such thing.
|
|
by Justin Pot on (#6TAB7)
Peek adds search, copy-paste, color coding, and more, making one of macOS's best features better.
|
|
by Amanda Blum on (#6HHNS)
Take this time for slower, more purposeful outdoor maintenance.
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6T9ZK)
If Siri shared your conversations, you're entitled to compensation.
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6T9ZM)
Make sure a chat is verified before believing what you read.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6T9ZN)
You can't totally overhaul a place you don't own.
|
|
by David Nield on (#6M356)
With a few clicks, you can access adult sites-even if the state government doesn't want you to.
|
|
by Meredith Dietz on (#6T9WQ)
Unfortunately, (most of) your debts outlive you.
|
|
by Lindsey Ellefson on (#6T9WR)
Why not upgrade your mop for the new year?
|
|
by Jake Peterson on (#6T9TN)
Are you human? Beat "CAPTCHA DOOM" to prove it.
|
|
by Justin Pot on (#6T9TP)
OpenRSS offers feeds for Craigslist, Tumblr, and all my favorite news sites.
|