lifehacker.comadded August 2026
Lifehackerby Stephen Johnson23d ago
If you're planning on giving home entertainment gear as a gift this holiday, forget about traditional benchmarks like "biggest screen" or "most expensive speakers."
Lifehackerby Jeff Somers24d ago
Outlander filled a void no one suspected existed (probably). Based on the bestselling book series by Diana Gabaldon, this epic love story about a time-traveling woman who plunges into the messiest...
Lifehackerby Jake Peterson24d ago
October Prime Day is nearly here. For those two days, you’ll find promotions on products from companies both big and small, all vying for your clicks and the contents of your bank account.
Lifehackerby Pranay Parab24d ago
Starting with iOS 27, your iPhone now has a built-in scam prevention feature, designed to protect you from social engineering scams.
Lifehackerby Khamosh Pathak24d ago
On the surface, the iPhone keyboard looks like it did a decade ago, but underneath, much has changed.
Lifehackerby Daniel Oropeza24d ago
Many of us use headphones on a daily basis, but how and why we use them is very individual. The best pair of headphones for an avid runner won't be the same as the best pair for someone who...
Lifehackerby Pradershika Sharma24d ago
The 51mm Garmin Fenix 8 Pro is currently $1,049.99 at Amazon, down from $1,299.99, saving you $250 on a watch built primarily for endurance training and trips where cellular service may disappear.
Lifehackerby Pradershika Sharma24d ago
TCL introduced its QM8L lineup earlier this year, and the 65-inch model has already dropped to $1,497.99 from its $2,499.99 launch price, saving you $1,000.
Lifehackerby Pranay Parab24d ago
When you think about browsers, Vivaldi is probably not the first name that comes to mind—but it should be.
Lifehackerby Jake Peterson24d ago
Tech is often expensive, and the ongoing memory crisis isn't helping. If you're looking to pick up a new device or gadget, you might be bracing for what that purchase will do to your wallet.
Lifehackerby Beth Skwarecki24d ago
There’s a little game I like to play sometimes, and it seems to be popular with other folks who tend to work out at home: What equipment would I buy if I were starting a new home gym from scratch?
Lifehackerby Daniel Oropeza24d ago
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days promotion—think of it as October Prime Day—is typically one of the biggest sales of the fall, and every year, it prompts other retailers to follow suit with their own...
Lifehackerby Beth Skwarecki25d ago
Apple is revamping its Health app, which I've previously written is a huge deal. Most wearables come with dashboards to help you understand your data and advice on what to do about it, but Apple...
Lifehackerby Jeff Somers25d ago
Friends wasn't just the quintessential '90s sitcom; it remains one of the most popular TV shows of all time, even as it has evolved into a hermetically sealed vision of the Before Times (before...
Lifehackerby Stephen Johnson25d ago
I don't want to be mean—but your streams are too compressed, your pixel count is too low, and your surround sound is not surrounding.
Lifehackerby Pradershika Sharma25d ago
The Pixel Watch 4 may no longer be Google’s newest smartwatch, now that the Pixel Watch 5 has taken its place, but it's only been on the market for a short time and is already seeing a substantial...
Lifehackerby Pradershika Sharma25d ago
Proton VPN’s latest promotion offers its two-year VPN Plus plan for $2.99 per month (down from $9.99), a 70% discount that saves you $168 over the introductory term.
Lifehackerby Jake Peterson25d ago
Smart speakers are a crucial element of any smart home setup. They serve multiple roles: a speaker to play your music, movies, or podcasts; a smart assistant, to answer your questions (or, most...
Lifehackerby Beth Skwarecki25d ago
Our world is full of processed food, for better or worse. It would be easy for me to sit at my keyboard and tell you to avoid it and eat foods in forms closest to how they are in nature: apples...
Lifehackerby Stephen Johnson25d ago
Like gamers themselves, 2026's gaming gear is all over the place. The lines between PC and console are blurring like the lines between hardcore gamers and casuals.
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