
Kimber Streams
Senior Staff Writer at Wirecutter
Senior staff writer @wirecutter. Tweets, subtweets, and subpar tweets are my own. https://t.co/dyyu3cZlzZ
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Kimber Streams
As prices rise, it’s even more difficult to decide which laptop will do what you need for the best price. Laptop companies are making big promises about AI features, and the end of support for Windows 10 is looming later this year. You shouldn’t buy a new laptop just for AI, but if you’re still using Windows 10, it’s time to consider an upgrade.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Kimber Streams
I might be the only person in America who recently placed an online order hoping to get a huge tariff bill. Let me explain. The de minimis exemption — which previously allowed all shipments under $800 to enter the US without additional fees — ended on May 2 for packages from China and Hong Kong. (For now, this exemption remains in place for other countries.) You may have seen some of the eye-popping customs bills posted by shoppers across Reddit and TikTok over the past couple of weeks.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Kimber Streams
A great wireless keyboard can reduce clutter on your desk and help you type faster and more comfortably—on your computer as well as on your tablet, your phone, or even your TV. After testing more than 80 wireless and Bluetooth keyboards over the years, we’ve found the Logitech Pop Icon Keys to be the best wireless keyboard because it’s enjoyable to type on, it’s versatile, and it has years-long battery life.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Kimber Streams |Ellen Airhart
Why you should trust usOver the years, we’ve researched 467 brooms, dustpans, and dust mops, and we’ve tested 69 models firsthand. We interviewed Debra Johnson, a home-cleaning expert with Merry Maids, and Green Cleaning Coach’s Leslie Reichert, a housekeeping expert who teaches people how to clean effectively and in environmentally friendly ways. We also surveyed hundreds of Wirecutter readers and organized a four-person testing panel for this guide’s debut, in 2014.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
nytimes.com | Kimber Streams
If you’ve had your computer for more than a few years, it might not feel as responsive as it did the day you bought it. Perhaps it’s slow to boot up, or apps take longer to launch and seem sluggish to use. But you might not need to buy a brand-new PC. In fact, to fix this problem you might not even need to spend any money at all. First, try these steps to clean up your old computer, and it may feel brand-new once again.
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