Travel

Travel offers an escape from regular life. But when you start veering too far from your everyday wardrobe, that’s where you run into trouble.

This Earth Day, sustainability editor Juliet Kinsman shares her favorite voluntourism opportunities around the world—from marine conservation in Cambodia to youth empowerment in Bhutan.

What does an autism-certified city look like? Destinations around the world are figuring that out as they build a trend in accessible travel.

The pope's death has put a domino effect in motion as more than a billion Catholics around the world mourn his passing

Third-party apps are great because they can enhance your workflow and improve productivity. But some apps are more special than others just because of how useful they are in my daily routine—so much so that I can't imagine working without them​​​​.

When you need to get your laptop online, but there’s no convenient Wi-Fi source. When you need to get your laptop online, but there’s no convenient Wi-Fi source.

In recent years, I have used and reviewed various E Ink products, including Kindle e-readers and the ReMarkable 2. While they are very different, they share one common limitation: restricted functionality. I enjoy reading a variety of formats, not just ebooks but also blogs and online articles. 

The modern internet is full of annoyances designed to make your experience worse. Sites disable copying, right-clicks, and shove all kinds of massive banners and autoplaying videos in your face, even when they hide the content you're there for.

Life's busy, but the right apps can make it easier. From automating tasks to keeping you organized, these apps help me stress less and do more. There are many ways to print from your phone, but most work wirelessly. When I don't have access to my wireless printer, NokoPrint is a lifesaver.