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The green bubbles are here to stay.

Fortunately, iPhone owners won't have much to worry about.

You'll soon have free reign over your Home Screen and its apps.

"Apple Intelligence" is coming this fall in beta.

I wasn't expecting to be excited about a calculator app, but here we are.

Productivity features, spatial photos, and an addition to the Travel Mode top the list announced at WWDC.

Double Tap updates, new watch faces, and more.

A major desktop upgrade is on the way, and it includes iPhone mirroring and window snapping.

Apple's iCloud Keychain gets a glow-up at WWDC 2024.

Safari is about to get a whole lot smarter.

Better tapbacks, basic text formatting, and more.

Good news for home screen obsessives out of WWDC. (Yes, Android could do this a decade ago.)

Unless your home fits into one of these three categories, you probably won't need it.

The garage is the place your unused stuff goes to rot. Or it was, until now.

Dish sponges can serve as cheap, quick ice packs- and fulfill their dish duty later.

It's not the Xbox Series X Pro, but an all-digital version of Microsoft's flagship console is on the way.

This is a tried-and-true organizing method.

Ditch the algorithms and embrace a DJ

You don't need to rip out your landscaping or buy a pricey irrigation system.

Get free or low-cost expert advice from an objective third party.

How does a feature that records everything you do on your PC sound?

Some storage solutions are better than others.

This 24-inch LED IPS monitor has integrated speakers and a 100Hz refresh rate.

Just fill a partition with bootable images, other files, and you're good to go.

Get ready for Apple AI.

And does it matter if you're training for strength, size, or toning"?

Use this promo code until June 16 for a discounted lifetime subscription to Rosetta Stone.

Know the signs of a cover-up renovation.

Microsoft's new branding just got a whole lot more confusing.

Apple's iCloud Keychain is about to get a refresh.

Close can help you figure out where to travel-or move to-if accessibility is important to you.

You're going to want to spring for the large popcorn.

Extracting the ubiquitous tech giant from your life is a process, but it may be worth it.

Adobe isn't stealing your work, but it's definitely accessing it.

It's time to direct sow the last of your summer vegetables and flowers, while starting perennials and succession crops inside.

Move over deep-fried Oreos, it's time Italian rainbow cookies got the spotlight.

This quiet and portable rowing machine is down to its lowest price ever.

A lifetime subscription to Dollar Flight Club is on sale for Father's Day.

Search for and install applications that aren't in the Mac App Store.

Clicking those little checkboxes is satisfying enough to be worth the subscription fee.

Summertime is here and your outdoor spaces need help.

This command line application makes it easier to install software and manage updates.

If you're going to be spending a lot of time checking out properties with your real estate agent, the right tools will keep you informed-like a tape measure, a moisture meter, a pocket level-and more.

If you're going to order from these apps anyway, you might as well save some money doing so.

Give your dad a gift he'll look forward to using either in the kitchen or outside.

Plus, a non-app trick to help you get your decluttering done.

Their size, venomousness, and ability to rain from the sky have all been highly exaggerated.

Leaving the house is a sucker's game.

Even professional traders struggle to outperform the market over the long term.

Some home renovation, repair, or maintenance projects are best done in the right season.