If you give a kid a smartphone, they’re going to want a social media account. That’s not the start of a storybook. The average age for a kid getting their first smartphone is 10.3. Within a year, a child has likely made four or five social media accounts; by the …
Read More »This Is the Greatest Electric Motorcycle in the World. But You Can’t Have One
“The first time we ran the MotoE bike at Misano with our MotoGP test rider, Michele Pirro, I asked him: ‘Tell me what you think?’ He thought for a long time because he was trying to find something wrong with it, but at the end he told me: ‘I can …
Read More »A New Cookbook Highlights All the Amazing Things Salt Can Do
One of the first meals I made from an exciting new cookbook was a simple stir-fry, but I would never have done it without the nudge that the book gave me. Another dish I made, Chinese brined eggs, was surprisingly easy; they simply sat in a salty bath with a …
Read More »The Best Labor Day Deals on Grills, Vacuums, and Mechanical Keyboards
Ah, summer, we miss you and you’re not even over yet. But with Labor Day weekend underway, it means not just the traditional end of summer, but also a rash of end-of-summer sales on furniture, outdoor gear, and most everything else. We’ve rounded up the nicest deals from around the …
Read More »3 Great Roborock Robot Vacuums Are on Sale Right Now
Scan through our Best Robot Vacuums guide and you'll see Roborock's name come up a few times. The company makes a wide range of vacs that navigate all the trickiest areas of your house and keep them clean. Right now the company is hosting a back-to-school sale, so we've highlighted …
Read More »How to Find a Home or Apartment in a City You Don't Live In
I began searching for an apartment in June, in much the same way I enter stores on Black Friday: steeling myself to join hordes of people all hyper-focused on their limited opportunity to snatch the same merchandise. But hunting for a home in a housing market with a critical lack …
Read More »How to Use Focus Mode to Get Work Done in Windows
Spend any time working and you're likely to get interrupted with notifications—whether it's incoming emails, system updates, new alerts, a pop-up about the next track on your playlist, or all of them together. This barrage of distractions makes it challenging to keep your flow and stay focused. Microsoft feels your …
Read More »How to Move Your Instagram Feed to Pixelfed, the Photo App That Doesn't Track Your Every Move
Instagram hasn't been a photography app for a while. Sure, you can upload photos to the app; a few people might even see it. The focus of Instagram, these days, is squarely on stories and videos. And if you want a public archive of your photos, Instagram only kind of …
Read More »The Best Labor Day Mattress and Sheet Deals
Labor Day is almost here and mattress companies have kicked off their sales. Our advice for buying a mattress is to never pay full price, and always look at deals with caution. Sale prices are usually the real MSRP in disguise. We keep track of prices throughout the year and …
Read More »Where to Take Advantage of Discounts for Teachers
We know teaching is a tough job, but we also know how important it is. And with so many out-of-pocket costs for supplies and resources, even small savings become crucial. We've rounded up a list of discounts that educators can snag with their teacher credentials so they can spend a …
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