What is a Womelette: Plus Other Unique Waffle Recipes

July 1, 2022

While there’s nothing like a classic waffle drenched in maple syrup, your waffle maker has so much more potential. Read More »

You might have your cookout menu planned, your home decked out in red, white, and blue, and a few sparklers on deck. But do you have your Fourth of July shopping plans nailed down? Read More »

There are a fair share of myths when it comes to getting the most from your car’s gas. But while misleading rumors exist, a few methods actually can help ensure you’re getting the most bang for your buck at the gas pump. Read More »

Whether it’s a fall tailgate or a summer day at the beach, a drink cooler is a must have accessory. After all, no one wants a warm beer or a bottle of water that’s the same temperature as your morning shower. So is there a way to make your cooler even more effective? Read More »

Much like the chicken and egg debate, which came first? The ice or the coffee? Does it really even matter? It could. Read More »

Belts aren’t just a tool for keeping your pants from slipping down.
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While Fourth of July celebrations can be one of the most exciting times of the summer, for your dog, things could be a bit different. If your pup reacts to fireworks, the holiday can be a fraught time, but you can help them. Read More »

Want free chicken sandwiches? The creator of one of the most famous chicken sandwiches and a food delivery service are teaming up to bring you one every Friday this summer. Read More »

July sees the beginnings of several tech icons. From the births of portable music and two beloved video game characters to the founding of two tech industry behemoths, find out what happened below. Read More »

In theory, an 85-inch TV shouldn’t impress me all that much. I have a 100-inch screen in my basement and a 120-inch screen in my living room. But from the moment I put Vizio’s 85-inch P-Series Quantum X P85QX-J01 TV on my wall, I haven’t been able to stop looking at it. It’s just so dang good. Read More »

Our transition to remote work has some odd implications for security. While an office’s IT team may monitor a router’s activity and patch vulnerabilities, teleworkers rarely do the same for their home office routers. And that’s opened the door to new malware, such as ZuoRAT. Read More »

Back in April, Google announced that it would be making smartphone repairs easier by offering genuine Pixel phone parts from the popular site iFixit. Now, they’re finally available and give DIY fans a chance to fix some of the most common parts on their Pixel device. Read More »