
3 Hulu Shows to Stream This Weekend: June 5-7 Picks
Hulu's June 5-7 weekend lineup brings Mindy Kaling's Gen Z workplace comedy 'Not Suitable for Work,' the fifth season of 'Welcome to Wrexham,' and the critically acclaimed return of 'Deli Boys.' Here's what to watch and why each show deserves your time.

Python Plotting: How to Build Better Charts Than Excel
Excel charts work for quick visuals, but Python's Matplotlib and Seaborn libraries offer automation, precision, and aesthetics that spreadsheets can't match. Here's how to set up a professional plotting environment and start creating publication-ready visualizations.

4 Galaxy Watch Features That Deserve More Attention
Samsung's Galaxy Watch packs several underused features that can transform daily interactions. From gesture controls that let you reply to texts without touching the screen to smart notification routing between phone and watch, these settings are buried in menus most users never explore.

Claude vs Gemini: Context Window Size Isn't What Matters
A 150-page document test reveals that Claude outperforms Gemini not because of raw context window capacity, but because of source fidelity and reasoning precision. Both models now exceed 1 million tokens, yet real-world performance depends on how accurately they reason across complex documents.

Sigma File Manager Shows What Windows Explorer Should Be
Windows File Explorer hasn't fundamentally changed since the Windows 7 era. Sigma File Manager, a free open-source alternative, demonstrates what modern file management could look like with better navigation, tagging, and project-focused workflows.

This $199 Adapter Brings CarPlay Back to GM EVs
General Motors removed Apple CarPlay and Android Auto from its electric vehicles, but a third-party adapter called EV Play LT restores both features. The device works on 2024-2026 model year Chevy, Cadillac, and GMC EVs, though GM could disable it via software update.

NFC Tags Under Your Nightstand Fix Smart Home Bedtime Woes
Automating a bedtime routine stumps most smart home setups because there's no reliable signal that everyone is ready for lights-out. One user solved this with a pair of NFC tags hidden under each nightstand, requiring both partners to tap before the routine runs.

Samsung Gallery Now Does AI Edits Most People Buy Apps For
Samsung's built-in Gallery app has quietly become a full-featured photo editor with AI object removal, style filters, and custom sticker creation. The tools are accurate enough that many users have stopped downloading third-party apps like Snapseed or CapCut. Samsung is targeting 800 million Galaxy AI-enabled devices by end of 2026.

3 Excel Projects That Replace Your Paper Habit Trackers
How-To Geek's Tony Phillips published a guide to three weekend Excel projects. The projects turn the spreadsheet into a habit tracker, car maintenance log, and grocery planner. Each uses modern Excel functions like SEQUENCE and XLOOKUP to automate data entry and visualization.

Claude's No-Code Canvas Runs Python Scripts Without Setup
Claude's built-in execution environment lets you describe a data problem in plain English and get working code back in minutes. No Python install, no debugging sessions, no dependency errors. It writes, runs, and fixes code inside the chat window.

This Free Samsung App Beats Standard One-Handed Mode
Samsung's One Hand Operation + replaces awkward thumb stretches with simple edge swipes. The app has 16 million downloads but remains mostly unknown outside power-user circles. It turns a 6.8-inch Galaxy Ultra into something you can actually use with one hand.

5 Smart Home Devices Worth Paying More For
Not all smart home gear is worth the upgrade cost, but some categories deserve the premium. How-To Geek senior editor Tim Brookes singles out five device types where cheaping out creates more problems than it solves, from fire-risk smart plugs to locks that fail when you need them most.

7 Linux Apps That Replace Adobe, Premiere Pro for Free
A veteran tech journalist installed Zorin OS on older Windows machines to avoid e-waste. What started as a recycling project revealed free, open-source Linux apps powerful enough to handle real creative work—photo editing, video production, 3D design—without the recurring cost or subscription lock-in of Adobe and other commercial suites.

3 Netflix Shows to Binge This Weekend (June 5-7)
Netflix added three complete series perfect for weekend marathons. Cobra Kai brings decades of karate rivalry to its final season. Grey's Anatomy continues its 20-plus season hospital drama run. Resident Alien delivers deadpan extraterrestrial humor across four seasons.

5 Times PETG Beats PLA for 3D Printing (and What to Expect)
PLA is the beginner's favorite for 3D printing, but it cracks under pressure, melts in the sun, and warps in hot cars. PETG costs a bit more and needs different settings, but it survives the real world. Here's when to make the switch.

6 Ways to Stay Cool Indoors This Summer Without Breaking the Bank
As summer electricity bills hit a projected 12-year high of $784, homeowners are rethinking indoor cooling strategies. From supercooling techniques to strategic window management, here's how to survive the heat without destroying your budget.

5 ESP32 Alternatives for Microcontroller Projects in 2026
The ESP32 has dominated DIY electronics for years, but the microcontroller landscape now offers specialized chips for specific needs. From the budget-friendly ESP8266 to the dual-architecture RP2350, each alternative trades off connectivity, power consumption, and processing capabilities differently.






