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You can use AI to summarize your searches and conversations.

While I rehab my ACL at home, this machine has been a great workout.

Would you switch to TikTok Notes from Instagram?

Unless you really like seeing ads in the Start menu.

Maybe you can finally rid your home of the fur, stains, and odors that come along with your pet.

If your internet is still buffering in your large home, this powerful three-piece mesh system will cover up to 9,600 square feet with Wi-Fi 7.

No, the hack isn't just putting a bucket down, you disgusting heathens.

If you didn't know Google Drive had a dark mode, I don't blame you.

Search for the title in Photos-your phone will point right to it.

The only thing better than having cheese bread is having it faster.

Getting rid of stuff can be frustrating. You need a system.

If you have some trees in your yard, their true tree value might be worth more than just shade.

Because not all used Bikes are what they seem.

Despite myths about improving your soil to repelling pests, most gardeners don't bother using citrus in the garden.

Your smart devices can do more than just stave off leaks, fires and break ins-they can also bring down your insurance costs.

Make your AirPods even easier to use with these Automations.

The amount of bitcoin available is expected to cut in half on April 20, 2024.

Save on all the tools you need to get your gardening done this season.

When it comes to selling a house, timing is everything.

This smart TV is only $119.99 and has Fire TV pre-installed, is Alexa compatible, and can stream live TV with no cable.

The iPhone is finally ready for more than Fruit Ninja.

AI is part of the equation, naturally.

Matt's Flights sends you at least three discounted or mistake fare flights each week.

If Amazon's Fallout got you interested in the games, here's are the best places to start.

These movies won't be shown at your church, but maybe they should be.

There's a new law in Tennessee aimed at outlawing chemtrails. This is hilarious, and also depressing.

Sometimes the old stuff you have lying around is worth more if you take it apart.

You might be able to charge devices with the tech that powers Google Pay.

Kids will encounter AI whether their guardians like it or not, so it's important to help them understand its benefits and limitations.

Waffled ramen deserves to be your next savory snack.

Catch "Shardlake," based on C.J. Sansom's Tudor mystery series, as well as documentaries about a Japanese reality TV star and Black Twitter.

Samsung's various AI tricks are rolling out to more devices.

As good as your robot vacuum is, these tweaks can make it even better.

Magnetic phone accessories include more than stick-on battery packs-though those are useful, too.

Break the to-do list process into two parts to make it more manageable (and to help you sleep better).

These Amazon Echo smart speaker bundles are up to 63% off and come with a Kasa Smart lightbulb.

Sand can be useful in select yard applications, but you're probably using it wrong.

The charging brick also has a USB-A port for charging another device.

Get 'Harold Halibut' and the top wishlisted game on Steam.

Keep these bookmarking tools close by when you can't read an article right now.

Learn about one of the best hidden features of the Pixel.

A new installment of "Dr. Who," along with the usual Star Wars and Marvel stuff.

If you know your way around an engine, you can do the repairs yourself without buying a ton of tools.

An app that fixes a glaring omission from Shortcuts on macOS.

Take it on your next camping trip, or use it as a backup power option at home.

YouTube is cracking down on ad blockers, but there are workarounds.

Replace your multiple cables with a 6-in-1 charging cable.

Get off the treadmill and explore new routes, play games, meet friends, or jump into a training plan.

Any pothead can watched "Half Baked." A true cineaste stoner opts for Fellini.

If your YouTube app blocks ads, it's in Google's crosshairs.