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You might think that you need a professional photographer and a fancy downtown location for a photoshoot, but this is untrue. If you're willing to be creative, there's plenty to photograph from the comfort of your own home.

If you recently booked a hotel or are planning to book one using Booking.com or Airbnb, you may become the target of an ongoing international scam. Scammers target unsuspecting holiday-makers and trip-takers with a very believable phishing campaign—but there are a few ways to spot this scam before you fall for it.

Journaling transformed my productivity, but keeping up with physical tools was a hassle. Procreate offers the perfect digital solution, letting me combine creativity and organization.

Premium search engines claim to protect your privacy and stop you from seeing ads while still getting the results you want. I tried Kagi, but while it does deliver on these criteria, I wouldn't currently pay for it.

The drama surrounding ByteDance and the banning/unbanning of TikTok, CapCut, etc. in the US is ongoing. So, what better time is there for an American company to develop and launch competing apps?

Google Maps is great, but it's not the only map tool in town. I've switched to Organic Maps, an open-source Google Maps alternative with every feature I need—but it also protects my privacy while I'm getting around.