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I may be stirring the pot with this argument, but you don't need a famous brand to cook high-quality meals.

Microsoft has stopped sending searches for "Google" to a spoofed Google UI.

You can save your own videos, a list of accounts you follow, and your favorite videos from others.

There are ways to keep a low profile online, even in public.

Like a headphone splitter, but for the modern wireless era.

In the immortal words of Frankenstein's monster, "Fire bad."

For strength, running, nutrition, and even recovering from injury.

"Xiaohongshu" is currently the most popular free app in the U.S.

Its latest flagship phone comes full of AI features, a long battery life, and Google's promise of support for many years to come.

More even browning and better control over its "doneness."

Find out at a glance whether it's safe to go outside.

Watch Severance, and other Apple TV+ shows, without paying.

Everyone wants to put more toward retirement. Here's how to actually do it.

Get Batman: Arkham Shadow and a three-month trial of Meta Quest+ with this bundle.

RIP, Nintendo channels on YouTube.

YouTube is full of cleaning and organizing inspiration. Here are my top picks.

The newest Amazon Kindle Scribe has a Premium Pen that lets you take notes.

For the times you're relying on hotspots or limited internet connections.

A cheap way to turn your iPhone into a Game Boy console.

Self-proclaimed "TikTok refugees" are rushing to an app called RedNote.

Whatever you do, don't reply.

This deal knocks the 55-inch model well below $1,000.

Yes, the average American gets more than the minimum-and that's a good thing.

Worried about losing your favorite cleaning inspiration after the TikTok ban?

The original Peloton Bike is cheaper now than it was on Prime Day.

The Centauri II raises the bar for commuter-style bikes.

It requires patience and precision, but your effort will pay off.

The Powerbeats Pro are a great pair of earbuds for active people who want a secure fit.

A little gamification and competition didn't hurt.

Each part of your microwave needs a little special attention.

It's ludicrously easy for bad actors to use a child's identity to open up fraudulent accounts.

Here's what comes with the subscription-and what doesn't.

If you live in one of these states, you might notice a welcome change in your paycheck starting in 2025.

When you have a handful of ingredients that don't seem to fit anywhere, they probably have a place in giambotta.

Apple may collect your data, but they don't need all of it.

Get your love life in shape this year.

Features like photos clean up, writing tools, and summaries can be helpful.

If you feel like the time has come to break up with Facebook, here's how to do it.

Tax Day is April 15, but there are other important dates not to miss.

CES would be great for gamers, if not for all the AI.

Cars can easily become catch-alls for random items of clothing, fast food trash, and other odds and ends. Let's clean it up.

Here's to the weird ones.

Your new favorite (or old favorite) show may be arriving soon.

For light, crisp-shelled pierogi, try this twice-cooked method.

Don't wait for torn-open cereal boxes and holes in your walls-watch out for these early, often subtle signs that mice or other rodents are moving in.

A big-screen OLED TV with 4K resolution for anyone looking to upgrade their home theater setup.

The Samsung Q990D Soundbar is a premium soundbar for those looking for quality sound with a huge discount.

It's not just for taking a screenshot.

I am not naturally financially responsible, but this has helped.

Try X's AI without using X.