One of the quintessentially American parts of childhood is the good old-fashioned road trip. The whole family packs into the car and heads to their vacation destination, perhaps to a national park for a camping trip or something a little more fun like Walley World. But traveling with the whole family isn’t always a simple task!
The Raspberry Pi Zero, the cheap, $5 version of the popular computer, has been notoriously hard to find since its initial release. Today, they’re releasing a new model that adds in a camera connector. They’ve also acknowledged the demand, so hopefully these newer versions will be a bit easier to track down.
We’re fans of easy, “set and forget” investing. And that means investing in funds with low fees that don’t eat into your returns. And a recent study from Morningstar found that funds with low fees are generally more successful.
Get 10,000 steps, stand up every hour, climb the stairs instead of taking the elevator – there are lots of relatively easy ways to stay healthy and fit, but how do you monitor your progress? This week, we’re on the hunt for the best fitness tracker on the market.
Credit card rewards enthusiasts, take note. Carrying a large balance on your credit card will obviously affect your score, but even if you pay it off in full and on time, that balance can still impact your credit.
At a glance, system monitors might not seem as useful on your iPhone as they are on a desktop computer, but they can pack in a lot of good data. This includes detailed battery life breakdowns, storage space, data speeds, and more. For the average user, our favorite system monitor for the iPhone is Omnistat.
Your car insurance rate can change for a number of different reasons
, from your marital status to the crime rate in your neighborhood. To stay ahead of potential rate increases, ask your carrier for their surcharge schedule.
Eneloop batteries, Roku’s new streaming stick, and a sub-$100 swimming pool lead off Monday’s best deals.
Android/iOS/Web: Today, Google announced a brand new tool called Spaces that allows multiple users to create a shared workspace for projects. It allows you to grab photos, videos, and links while discussing a topic all in one place.
I like doing things alone—eating dinner, playing games
, seeing movies—but for some, the idea seems depressing, sad, or only for people with no one to be with. That’s nonsense. Doing things alone develops self-sufficiency, gives you time for honest reflection, and, forces you to learn to like yourself a little—or at least figure out why you don’t.
Sig Nordal 