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This Website Answers All Your Burning ‘Can I Microwave This?’ Questions
Can you microwave Styrofoam, plastic, cardboard, or clothes? This site has the answers to all your microwave safety questions.
Splitwise App Makes Splitting the Bill for Dinner, a Trip, Household Bills, or Anything Else Easy
Whether it’s just happy hour drinks or an entire vacation, Splitwise will organize your shared expenses for you.
The New York Public Library Convinced Thousands of People to Read Books in Instagram Stories
Insta Novels from the New York Public Library shows that Instagram Stories can be used as a platform for literature.
3 Ways to Register to Vote in Less Than 5 Minutes
September 24 is National Voter Registration Day. Celebrate by updating your voter registration status in five minutes or less.
These Are the Top 25 Highest Paying Jobs in the U.S. Right Now
If you assumed that tech and healthcare jobs had the highest base salaries, Glassdoor says you were right.
Google Is Celebrating Friends's 25th Anniversary With Hilarious Easter Eggs
In honor of the show’s 25th anniversary, Google is featuring some 'Friends'-inspired Easter eggs. So if you want ‘Smelly Cat’ on your desktop, now’s your chance.
Missing the Days of Clippy? There’s an App That Will Bring Him Back
Microsoft Office retired the annoying anthropomorphic paper clip in the early 2000s, but you could rescue him from the void.
Wish You Could ‘Shazam’ a Piece of Art? With Magnus, You Can
Art galleries are known for displaying little to no information with their artworks; this art app fills in the gaps.
Meet Horatio, the Old-Timey ‘Smart’ Speaker From Hendrick’s Gin
He looks like something from your grandfather’s study, and has virtually nothing in common with Amazon Echo or Google Home.
The New iPhone 11 Is Triggering People With Trypophobia
The new iPhone 11 Pro's design isn't sitting well with people who suffer from trypophobia—a fear of clusters of small holes.
How Did Siri Get Its Name?
When choosing a name, it was important that it be uncommon but easy to remember and simple to pronounce.
Amazon's Alexa Can Help You Locate Misplaced Items
The voice recognition device can be an unlikely source of assistance the next time you go looking for something in your home.
Google Maps Adds Biking and Ridesharing to Its Transit Options
Because Google knows that sometimes the best way to get to your friend’s apartment takes a bike, a bus, and an Uber.
Why You Should Be Using Your Phone's Contacts to Save Recipes
If you want to access a recipe hands-free, save it under a new contact and ask Siri to pull it up when you're in the middle of cooking dinner.
12 Facts About Netflix, Recommended For You
The online streaming service that obliterates productivity once sent its DVD subscribers a lot of Chinese pornography.
Surprise! Microsoft Admits That People Are Listening In on Your Cortana and Skype Conversations
Mere weeks after Apple admitted that Siri was recording your conversations, Microsoft is the latest tech giant to come clean in its privacy policy.
What You Should Know About the Capital One Hack Affecting 100 Million People
The security attack compromised 140,000 Social Security numbers and 80,000 bank account numbers. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.
Kohl's and the UPS Store Will Pack and Ship Your Amazon Returns for Free
You don't need to do any packing or printing to return unwanted items to Amazon. If you live close to a UPS Store or Kohl's, you can drop it off as is.
The New Tokyo 2020 Olympic Medals Are Made From Recycled Electronics
The organizing committee for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo collected 78,985 tons of used electronics to make medals for the upcoming games.
Dealing With an Annoying Bug In Chrome? Report It to Google and You Might Get $30,000
If you're the first person to notice a security flaw in Google Chrome, you can earn a significant paycheck for reporting the bug to the company.
Oops! Google Maps ‘Shortcut’ Left Nearly 100 Denver Drivers Stuck in a Field
What was supposed to be a 23-minute shortcut turned into a three-and-a-half hour muddy mess for drivers headed to the Denver International Airport earlier this week.
The Time the Soviets Gave the U.S. a Hidden Spy Device—And It Took Seven Years to Discover It
The Great Seal bug took American diplomats unawares back when the Russians were supposed to be our allies.
Frontier Communications Wants to Pay You $1000 to Swap Your Smartphone for a Flip Phone for a Week
One lucky person who successfully completes the "Flip Phone Challenge," and resists using their smartphone for a week, will walk away $1000 richer.