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I tried 3-minute monster walks every day for one week - here’s what happened to my body

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Sam Hopes

“A monster walk a day keeps the physio away,” goes the famous saying. Well, it doesn’t, but I like to live by that mythical motto, anyway. And I know I’m guilty of neglecting my lazy glutes in my workout programs, so I recently dedicated myself to three minutes of monster walks every day for one week to help get myself back on track. Unfamiliar with the monster walk?
Cordless vs. corded lawnmower - which should you choose?

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Catherine Hiles

If you’re in the market for a new lawnmower, you might be torn between a cordless and a corded model. Both cordless and corded lawnmowers can keep your grass neat and tidy, and each type of lawnmower will do well for small yards. But, when it comes down to it, one type will probably suit your needs better than the other.
Forget Pilates - 3 things I wish I had known as a hot yoga beginner

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Sam Hopes

I remember walking into a hot yoga studio as a beginner for the first time. I thought to myself: “What am I doing?” I’d heard temperatures sizzle at 98 degrees, leaving yogis crumpling into a heap of sweaty limbs on their mats. I’d also known some yogis walk out. The saying “Can’t take the heat? Get out of the kitchen” extends to the hot yoga studio, it seems. Fast forward over 10 years, I’m a hot yoga addict and my fears remain unfounded.
No way! Get this 2025 Hisense Mini-LED TV for $400 off at Amazon

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

It's that time of year when new TVs start hitting store shelves. While it might be a bit too early to tell which among them might be one of the best TVs of 2025, there are some standouts — like the Hisense U8QG. And, lucky for you, it's already marked down. Right now, you can get the 55-inch Hisense U8QG Mini-LED TV for $1,099 at Amazon. That's a 27% discount on a brand-new 2025 TV, one we've already gone hands-on with and adore.
This Blu-ray rival could save 8K TVs from oblivion

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Kaleidescape, a company offers a wide selection of movies and shows that “match or surpass” UHD Blu-ray quality, just joined the 8K Association and it could be a huge win for owners of the best 8K TVs.Joining the 8K Association will give Kaleidescape a huge leg up in terms of quality and selection for home cinemas (especially those with much larger screens) while also allowing 8K TVs to live on in the face of near-extinction.
US Government wants to break up Google - and it could 'mark the end of Google’s dominance'

1 day ago | tomsguide.com | Dave LeClair

It's official time for Google to have its moment in court in front of the U.S. government as it relates to its dominance of the search engine market. In August, a judge ruled that Google had violated antitrust laws to maintain its dominance in online search, and the government's potential solution involves breaking Google apart. Specifically, the government, through Judge Amit P. Mehta, seeks to separate the company's popular web browser, Chrome, as reported by The New York Times.
I wasn't a huge fan of Rainbow Six Siege until I played its new mode - and now I'm hooked

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Rainbow Six Siege always felt out of reach, a hill far too high to climb. Its gameplay wasn’t quite what I was used to, requiring near-instant reaction times with far too many tools to rely on, not to mention over 20 operators to choose from. To put it more clearly, Siege was too complicated, and I always wished there was an easier way for me to find my footing in the game without being totally crushed by the opposition.
Electric lawnmower vs. gas lawnmower - which is right for you?

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Catherine Hiles

As the weather warms up and you say goodbye to winter until next year, you can breathe a sigh of relief that summer is almost here. However, along with warmer weather comes mowing season. For many, this warm-weather chore quickly goes from a sign of spring to a dreaded task that you wish would take care of itself. But if you have the proper equipment, mowing your lawn doesn’t have to be a chore.
The coolest golf gear used by Justin Thomas and other pros at the RBC Heritage - and where to buy it

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Dave LeClair

The RBC Heritage golf tournament is in the books, and Justin Thomas took the event down in a playoff against Andrew Novak. Outside of playing some incredible golf, Justin Thomas had the golf world talking with his new FootJoy shoes, as well as other stylish apparel and equipment. And you can buy lots of the products he wore! Whether you want to rock the shoes, polo, or swing the same club, I've looked over Justin Thomas' kit to find the five coolest items that you can buy right now.
Surprise! Samsung's The Frame QLED TV is $700 off at Best Buy right now

2 days ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Modern TVs lack that special sophistication, that extra detail with all but a blank screen to grace your home entertainment setup when not in use. But what if you could turn your living room or TV space into a whole new world of wonder with changing art pieces and family photos? Right now, you can get the 65-inch Samsung The Frame (2024) for $1,299 at Best Buy. That's around 35% off and $700 slashed on one of the best art-deco TVs around.