Hear Better in Noise With Tech You Already Own: Practical Assistive Listening at Home and Out
Turn phones, earbuds, and TVs into simple hearing helpers. A practical guide to clearer speech in noise without buying medical devices.
Induction and Precision Cooking at Home: Practical Gear, Power, and Techniques That Stick
Cook faster, cleaner, and safer with induction and precision tools. Learn the gear to buy, how to power it, and daily habits that make it effortless.
eBike Commuting That Sticks: Security, Charging, Weather, and Maintenance That Won’t Fail You
A practical guide to ride daily without drama: choose the right lock, charge safely, prep for rain and cold, prevent theft, and keep your eBike humming.
E‑Ink Tablets for Focused Work: Pick the Right Device and Build a Calm Paperless Workflow
A clear, practical guide to choosing an e‑ink tablet and setting up a distraction‑light reading, note‑taking, and review system that actually sticks.
Assistive Reading That Works: Practical Dyslexia-Friendly Tools on Phones and Browsers
Turn any phone or laptop into a kinder reading space. Set up voices, spacing, and focus tools that actually help kids and adults with dyslexia.
Smart Rings You Can Rely On: Sensors, Fit, Battery, and Privacy Explained
A clear guide to smart rings: what they measure well, how to get the right fit, battery habits that extend life, and how to protect your data.
Tame Your Digital Clutter: A Field Guide to Photos, Files, and Messages That Stay Organized
Your devices are overflowing. Here’s a practical, calm system to sort photos, files, and chats, cut duplicates, and keep everything findable.
The Home Food Lab: Sensors, Smart Cookers, and AI You Can Actually Use
A practical guide to building a safer, smarter kitchen with sensors, connected appliances, and simple AI workflows you can trust.
A Practical Family Playbook for Safer AI at Home
Turn your home into a safer, smarter place to use AI. Simple steps, smart settings, and family habits that protect privacy without losing the fun.
Athlete Toolkit 2.0: How Vision Models and Wearables Make Training Safer and Smarter
Everyday athletes now use cameras and tiny sensors to track form, reduce injury risk, and tailor workouts. Here’s how to make the tech work for you.