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How to download the iOS 18 public beta
By Philip Michaels last updated
iOS 18 may be out, but there's still a good reason to get the iOS 18 public beta instead. We'll tell you why and show you how to download it and install iOS 18 on your phone.
iOS 18 arrives — here's how to download the iPhone software update
By Philip Michaels published
iOS 18 brings a number of new features to your iPhone. If you're ready to try them out, here's how to install the software update.
9 ways to get rid of earwigs and keep them away from your home
By Cynthia Lawrence last updated
If you want to prevent these pincher bugs from invading your space, check out these easy ways to get rid of earwigs.
The 3 places you should never place a refrigerator in your kitchen, according to experts
By Grace Dean published
Where should a refrigerator go in the kitchen? Here’s what the experts say
How to access archived web pages in Google
By David Crookes published
Step into a virtual time machine and see how websites used to look.
How to get NFL Sunday Ticket for 2024-2025 season — Pricing, where to watch and more
By Malcolm McMillan last updated
NFL Sunday Ticket lets you watch nearly every NFL game and isn't limited to those with YouTube TV. Here's how to sign up for Sunday Ticket, pricing, what games you get and more.
Darker mornings are coming — 5 tips and products that make it easier to get up early
By Eve Davies published
If getting out of bed on dark mornings feels impossible, load up on these top tips and products to help you rise and shine.
How to remove burnt-on grease from pots and pans
By Kaycee Hill published
Learn how to easily remove burnt-on grease from your pots and pans with these simple, effective cleaning methods.
How to use Google's AI food tool to create mouth-watering meals
By David Crookes published
Transform your cooking with Google's recipe generator
No, not sit-ups or crunches — this is the one low-impact exercise you should try to strengthen your core instead
By Sam Hopes published
You don't need sit-ups or crunches to strengthen your core. Inchworm walkouts and walk-ins can be done using your body weight or with kettlebells and are low impact.
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