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April is when gardeners need to start being mathematicians and professional organizers, trying to find space for all the seedlings that need to get into trays on time. Here's a rundown of what you should get in the ground and when.

These are my top tips for making incredible pizza at home, and they never fail. I'll go over tips encompassing dough, cheese, sauce, and toppings to make sure every component of your next homemade pizza is flawless.

Windows' latest Photos app is genuinely useful. It may not be a full-blown Photoshop alternative, but it does offer a variety of basic editing functions, and even some generative AI to help get your images looking their best. Here's how to use it ...

The factory-reconditioned Garmin Venu 2 Plus is on sale for $259.99 at Woot, offering $190 in savings compared to a new unit. It comes with a 90-day manufacturer warranty and features phone call capabilities, voice assistant support, wifi syncing, .. ...

Scams involving bogus job offers are becoming more and more common. To see what happens to victims of them, I answered a scam job text and tried to actually get the job. Here's what happened.

What's the difference between a regular Switch game and an Switch 2 Edition, and how do you transfer games to your new console? Here's everything we know about playing Switch 1 games on the Switch 2.

The Garmin Instinct 2 Solar is a great smartwatch for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes. Since it's a solar-powered watch, getting outside is the best way to keep it charged up. Right now, it's on sale for $229.99 (originally $399.99).

The Nintendo Switch 2 Camera costs $50, and can be used for chat and while playing games such as 'Super Mario Party Jamboree.' However, you can use any compatible USB-C camera with the Nintendo Switch 2 instead. This guide reveals how to check if ...

After updating to iOS 18.4, some users are seeing something weird: Previously deleted apps are appearing on Home screens.

Paint is the cheapest, easiest renovation you can do: it makes everything fresh and new, it covers defects, and it's something almost anyone can do to a reasonable level of quality. But if all you're doing before you start slapping paint on the walls ...