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I Was Packing Too Much Espresso. An Expert Explains the Ideal Amount for Each Shot

Serious espresso drinkers rely on one precise measurement to pull the perfect shot. Here’s how to get it right at home.

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Author: Pamela Vachon

After nearly a decade of testing air fryers of every shape and size, one countertop cooker rises to the top.

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Author: Pamela Vachon

From tech to home goods, these giftable gadgets are as practical as they are cool.

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Author: Louryn Strampe

The so-called “iPhone Ultra” might dodge the problems of other book-style foldable phones with a hybrid iPhone-iPad interface.

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Author: Bridget Carey

They’re all good smartwatches, but have their own strengths. Let’s compare the details.

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Author: Jeff Carlson

After Friday, your next chance to see two full moons in one month won’t come until December 2028.

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Author: Joe Hindy

Plus, their definitive takes on sharpening knives and washing rice.

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Author: Boutayna Chokrane

All-metal carry-ons give you the turn-left-on-a-plane look, but are they really worth the cost of a vacation?

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Author: Chris Haslam

Tina Fey’s The Four Seasons returns, while the release of Remarkably Bright Creatures, Lord of the Flies and more are new on Netflix.

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Author: Liz Kocan

This all-in-one indoor-outdoor projector from Anker is compact, affordable, and water-resistant—but not cinema quality.

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Author: John Brandon