lifehacker.com / .lifehacker-com / Page 10

The first-generation Sonos Beam is down to $260.93 at Woot in open-box condition, compared to $486 on Amazon. The compact soundbar supports Alexa, AirPlay 2, and multi-room Sonos audio.

If you have a Microsoft account that uses SMS for two-factor authentication, you may soon have to choose a more secure method for logging in.

The 65-inch Toshiba C350 Fire TV is down to a record-low $264.99 on Amazon, half off its usual $529.99 price. You get a large 4K HDR screen, built-in Fire TV, Alexa voice controls, and four HDMI ports for less than many smaller TVs cost right now.

Wearables and cardio machines aren't always accurate. Here's how to figure out your actual calorie burn, and why and how to burn more.

Google Search is basically becoming AI Overviews, but these five alternatives let you block or limit the AI features you see in your search results.

Both watches here tracked this half-marathon with accuracy I'd feel confident racing with again. But for my full training cycle, I won't be ditching my Garmin Forerunner 970 any time soon.

Google announced a ton of new features and updates at I/O, but not all of them are out yet, or available for free. These features are.

The Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones, released in 2022, still have outstanding audio quality. You can get them for $248 (originally $399.99).

Passkeys are better than passwords in almost every way, but I wouldn't use them until Apple made this change.

I'm competing in a Hyrox doubles race to find out just how little training you can get away with before showing up to one of these things.