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To effectively grasp new information, you have to engage with it in a critical way. The THIEVES method will help you out.

Starting next week, X will start experimenting with putting various personal details on your profile page, including the country you're based in and how you're connecting to the site.

Starting on Oct. 20, subscribers to Apple TV and Peacock will be able to bundle their services together with a pretty hefty discount, with options available for both Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus.

The Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE is down to $699 (originally $999) on Woot. It's the lowest price this folding phone has been.

AI-powered personal training apps promise customized workout plans, real-time feedback, and 24/7 motivation--but these digital coaches may be damaging the very people they're designed to help.

Whether you're studying for school or you need to memorize something for work, studying apps are really helpful. Here are the ones I like best.

Mozilla is testing a free VPN for Firefox that would encrypt browser traffic at no cost. However, it's currently only going out to randomly selected users.

The CMF Watch 3 Pro by Nothing just came out this July as a smartwatch with AI health tracking features. You can already get it for $79 (originally $99) after a $20 discount.

The Arlo Pro 5S 2K Spotlight Camera (2-Pack) is now $129.99 (down from $329.99) on Amazon--its lowest price yet. Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT for easy smart home integration.

It's great to have a strength training workout on your watch, but creating and viewing those workouts in Garmin's app has always been a pain. LiftTrack is an app that provides the user-friendly features Garmin doesn't.