The Kindle is great for reading books on-the-go, especially when travelling. However, what some people don't know is that you can also browse the web on your Kindle's 3G for free—even internationally. More »

Readers offer their best tips for using iPhone earbuds with your Mac, using a touch screen with a bandage on, and differentiating between all your power cables. More »

We're no strangers to paranoia and online personal finance, but popular webapp Mint still won us over in the long run. Security professional and blogger Jason Owens offers tips for how he'd add extra layers of security to your sensitive Mint account. More »

Behance and 99 Percent founder Scott Belsky spent years researching how creative leaders at Google, Disney, Zappos, and other firms turned brainstorms into completed projects. This excerpt from Making Ideas Happen suggests ways of tackling urgent matters without sacrificing long-term goals. More »

Slow cookers are great for having a hot meal ready when you come home, but if you work a long day, your slow cooker may cook a little too quickly. Reader gMan's advice: try a light timer for perfectly slow-cooked meals. More »

If you travel, your Gmail messages can have the wrong time stamp, even after you change your computers time, leading to out-of-order emails when sorted by date/time. Here's how to fix it: More »

Daniel Tenner has spent a lot of time thinking about (and taking) naps. What follows is his experience learning to master 20 minute power naps even though he normally takes 30 minutes to fall asleep. More »