Black Friday and Cyber Monday are around the corner. Every major company and retailer will offer a host of discounts. It’s hard to track them all, so these excellent curators and aggregators help you find the best ones and not miss out on a good deal. Some of these websites only work with online retailers, […]
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Snapchat has launched a new lens that lets you age and de-age yourself before your very eyes. This new Snapchat lens is reminiscent of the FaceApp filter that went viral earlier this year. Because everyone wants to see what they’re going to look like when they get old. From FaceApp to Snapchat In July 2019, […]
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The most common way to use Linux is to replace Windows or macOS on an existing computer, or to build one from scratch. This guide is available to download as a free PDF. Download The 8 Best Linux Desktop Computers and Laptops You Can Buy now. Feel free to copy and share this with your […]
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Most people are striving to improve themselves. Better health, better habits, better organization—it all leads to greater productivity and an improved sense of wellbeing. Except, it’s easier said than done. Life gets in the way. How many times have you vowed to join a gym, quit smoking, or stop procrastinating at work? If you’ve got […]
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If you’re active on Twitter you now have the ability to hide replies to your tweets. This has to be done on an individual basis, but it means you can hide any replies you personally find to be disagreeable. Which, given that this is Twitter, probably adds up to quite a few. In July 2019, […]
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Google’s parent company, Alphabet Inc., has acquired fitness tracker giant, Fitbit, for $ 2.1 billion. Add this to a vast number of subsidiaries including YouTube, Android, and Nest. It’s led many to question whether Alphabet Inc. needs regulation. But there’s another major concern: what happens now to Fitbit users’ private information? Can you trust Google […]
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