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You'll need PowerToys to get started, and the feature isn't free.

All of the file syncing with none of the annoyances.

You can dress Windows 10 like Windows 11 using a few free apps and settings.

Google thinks people use butt plugs at the gym, because its AI was trained on Reddit shitposts.

The world is full of secret codes you won't notice unless they're meant for you.

Find a stable, secure insurer that you can count on when you need to file a claim.

YouTube's new UI is awful, but you don't need to live with it.

These turntables are an organizational gift, and not only in the kitchen.

From form and function to quaint and charming, there are more possibilities than you probably realize.

The (supposedly) final deadline for getting a REAL ID is less than a year away.

Building credit without credit cards does require some creativity, but it's definitely possible.

Do more with Spotify-and do it more quickly.

Facebook, X, and Instagram are full of viral crap. Email lets me actually talk to my friends.

New seasons of "Mayor of Kingstown" and "Criminal Minds: Evolution," music docs, and livestreams of the Daytime Emmys and Tony Awards.

This 55-inch QLED Smart TV is 50% off and has Alexa built in.

I love a good salty drink after a run, but electrolyte supplements are way over-marketed.

These no-cost apps will help kids make the most of their screen time.

Tired of typing the same thing over and over again? This application can help.

This method is just what it sounds like: Simple.

We are all the eye-bags emoji.

Buying or renting a home isn't just about the property-it's moving your life into a specific place.

Give yourself more workspace, better lighting, and better storage...on a budget.

To keep fighting to lower inflation, the Fed opted to keep the federal funds paused.

This is the way to get through that pile of papers you've been avoiding.

Documentaries about the origins of Black Barbie dolls, the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders, and LGBTQ+ comedians.

Do you agree with Apple's list of the best Albums?

Google previously killed this feature in 2021, but it's finally making a comeback.

Find your next great read with an online book club.

Here's what Safe Mode can do for you on your PlayStation 5.

An itsy-bitsy calendar utility on your menu bar can't hurt.

To get to the truth, I did some investigative journalism.

Sometimes you want to make sure you're hitting your protein targets without putting calories front-and-center.

The Hisense U6HF Series Fire TV is 40% off and comes with a $50 NBA gift card.

MTG's power cleans are fine, but the popular obsession with form" isn't.

It's easier than ever to find accessibility information in Google Maps.

Best Buy Rewards members can get a 4K Smart TV to go along with their Copilot+ PC device.

Chrome isn't safe until you update.

Left unattended, your makeup collection can run wild. Mine did, anyway.

If you're unhappy with Windows 11, there are ways to return to Windows 10.

These habits might sneak their way into your day-to-day parenting

The best budget Android tablet got even cheaper during Samsung's summer sale leading up to Memorial Day.

Be gay, do crimes, watch movies.

Borrowers now have until June 30 (instead of April 30) to consolidate certain federal student loans.

June highlights include season three of FX's "The Bear" and documentaries about The Brat Pack and Diane von Furstenberg.

Maybe it's too early to determine the song of the summer, but I did it anyway.

A tiny upgrade that can make a big difference.

We're almost halfway through the year, and there's already a ton of great stuff to listen to.

The Kindle Scribe is an e-reader and notebook in one, and it's at its lowest price ever.

Microsoft is going all-in on these AI-capable machines.

The malware affects both Macs and PCs.