Taylor Jenkins Reid's Latest, Plus 22 More Books to Beat the Heat This August

August 1, 2022

Lots of dogs hate the rain and refuse to go outside when there’s any hint of precipitation falling from the sky. A dog raincoat may offer a solution and look adorable on your pup to boot– especially this super cute model! Sizes range from a small to an extra large, which will (literally) cover most dog breeds. The belly strap is adjustable for your pet’s comfort, the neck strap has Velcro closure for easy removable, and the coat is reflective for safe walks on wet nights. And with 19 different equally adorable patterns and colors to choose from, your furry friend will look extra cute on rainy days no matter which option you pick.

As summer starts to draw to a close, there’s still time to get a little more “summer reading” in. August has everything you need to wrap up your sunny-weather reading on a high note. With new titles from bestselling authors like Taylor Jenkins Reid, Alexis Hall, Ali Hazelwood, and Karin Slaughter, plus new fiction and nonfiction from exciting fresh and returning authors, there’s something for everyone among this month’s top releases. Read More »

Whether you’re working from home or at the office, sitting at a desk all day can be draining. While you should definitely take breaks to stretch your legs, making your workspace as functional as possible can also make you more productive. Read More »

Yes, summer is in full swing, but you might want to start thinking about Halloween a bit earlier than usual this year. There might be less candy than usual. Read More »

The beginning of August is here, and Netflix fans, you know what that means. The streaming service is dropping loads of new, exciting content. Read More »

Soundproof foam panels are an easy solution to dampening sound so that you can practice your guitar solo, jam with a band, or record a podcast without creating or picking up background noise.
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The luxe feel of a satin pajama set can make lounging around your home feel even more special and relaxed.
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If you’re someone who’s on the go, you know how critical it is to protect your portable tech.
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A fresh, easy-to-spread pat of butter makes a difference when you top that first piece of toast in the morning.
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Certain occasions call for certain measures, and adding glitter can serve that pep and confidence you need.
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If you need to let your dog out into the backyard but don’t want him to stray too far or cause trouble, dog tie-out cables are a great option.
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A necklace can be the perfect touch to an outfit for your first day back to school.
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Ice packs are a great way to keep food cold outside the fridge, soothe inflammation or swelling from an injury, and more. But what if you keep leaving yours at the office or school, or you’ve run out, or otherwise don’t have one on hand when you need it? Read More »

If like me, you spend copious hours in front of a screen, you might have turned to blue light glasses to help reduce your eye strain. But do blue light glasses actually work? Read More »

Non-stick pans are one of the most convenient items in a kitchen. Come on, you can plop an egg in and fry it with no oil! But there might be some foods to skip cooking in your pan. Read More »

The month of August sees the births of classic computers, unlikely tech alliances, and the last chapter of the saga of one of Silicon Valley’s most significant leaders. Read on for the details. Read More »

Despite being a child of the ’80s, my oldest memory involving video games centers on the Atari 2600. When I was but a youngin’, my family would visit my aunt, who just so happened to own an Atari. And with it, I got my first taste of gaming. The LEGO Atari 2600 recaptured those memories perfectly. Read More »

Wi-Fi extenders have a well-deserved reputation as a Wi-Fi band-aid, but you can minimize the headaches if you deploy them with these tips in mind. Read More »

Windows 11 comes with noticeably less bloatware than Windows 10 — but that doesn’t mean it is perfect. There are plenty of annoying features right out of the box that most people won’t like on a new Windows 11 PC, although thankfully, Candy Crush isn’t one of them. Read More »

40 years ago, Commodore released the Commodore 64 home computer, which set sales records, shook the American video game industry to its core, and introduced programming to a generation of kids around the world. Here’s why it was special. Read More »