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Android P comes packed full of exciting new features, but it also introduces a huge change in how you’ll navigate your smartphone. Google is replacing the virtual navigation buttons we know and love with a single pill-shaped icon and a whole bunch of swiping.

Looking for a job is difficult under the best of circumstances, and it gets considerably more so when you’re not prepared. Optimistically, we stick with a gig for a while even if we don’t love it, neglecting to keep our resumes and other materials prepped if an opportunity comes up that we want to jump at.

Google’s latest update to Chrome came with big changes about how the browser treats autoplaying videos, but it’s now causing lots of audio issues with various web apps and games.

The CDC is still finding people who were sickened by E. coli associated with romaine lettuce: 12 more this week, bringing the total to 149 cases and one death. But chances are, the lettuce in your grocery store is probably safe.

Beware any company that charges you a fee in exchange for reducing student loan payments, making loan payments for you, switching repayment plans, consolidating loans or applying for loan forgiveness, because it’s probably a scam.

Somehow, in the last few weeks, I have become someone who wakes up at 6:30 a.m. I did not choose this path—I would always rather be sleeping, thanks—but I’m trying to make the best of my body’s sudden refusal to sleep in.

For some, sipping cocktails does more than just get you tipsy—it turns your skin beet red. There’s an old trick to prevent the skin from flushing that involves taking antihistamine medication, but it’s not a good idea. Here’s why.

In this age of “instant” appliances and meal kits, recipes that take more than an hour are often optimized and streamlined, or ignored completely. But flavor extraction can take time, and this intense, shrimp-packed sauce base is worth every minute.

A DNA database led police to the Golden State Killer suspect through data his distant cousins had uploaded. Now, population genetics researchers have calculated the probability that your relatives have given their genetic information to a similar database.

Identity theft comes in many forms, one of which could include someone taking out student loans in your name. Wouldn’t that be a nice surprise!

If you’ve ventured out looking for fitness trails for the Lifehacker Fitness Challenge, you may have noticed some mysterious unlabeled equipment. What are you supposed to do with this bar near the ground? This slanted bench? Here are your answers.

Android: Earlier this year, Google offered app developers (and adventurous fans) an early look at Android P. Now, the company is rolling out an official public beta to the general public. Here’s what you need to know.

iOS: Some people become karaoke gods the minute they pick up a microphone, leaving us mere mortals to wonder how they managed to summon Freddie Mercury from an astral plane. Others...need a little practice. While there isn’t one app that will make you the next American Idol overnight, Tone (iOS, free) is a great app…

iOS/Android: There’s one part of being a reporter that I absolutely despise: transcribing. Whenever I interview folks, I always audio record the interview so I can go back and listen to it later. It’s a great idea in that I can talk to people like they’re actual humans without a laptop in my face, but a bad idea in…

This year Dr. Joyce F. Brown celebrates her 20th year as president of New York’s Fashion Institute of Technology, the SUNY arts and business school whose high-profile alumni include Calvin Klein, Carolina Herrera, Joel Schumacher, Frankie Knuckles, Nina Garcia, and Michael Kors. Before becoming the first woman and the…

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To learn the going rate of babysitters these days, your best bet is to ask other parents in your neighborhood. Still, it’s good to have a general idea of what people are paying. (Spoiler: It’s probably more than what you made as a high school kid trying to save up for a Super Nintendo.)

This week we have a man that met the girl of his dreams, but work got in the way before romance could blossom. Is there a good way to contact the one that got away and rekindle the magic?