Every issue of the Advisorator newsletter, dating back to 2018. Want a super-dense list of just the headlines? You’ll find it here.
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My personal notetaking setup
Obsidian offers a level of freedom and flexibility that basic notetaking apps can't touch.
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Take better notes
What to use for digital notes and how to do a better job taking them.
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The AI software slop invasion
As the future of software becomes and endless stream of unvetted AI slop, you'll have to become more discerning about which tools you use.
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Free alternatives to expensive apps
What to use instead of Word, Photoshop, and more.
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A wild new way to protect your personal info
Here's what happened when I used AI to wipe my personal info from the internet.
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Big changes for Siri
Siri is good now, but it also takes getting used to.
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What a free iPhone will cost you
While the big carriers love to yell about getting a new iPhone "on us," they tend to bury important details in the fine print.
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Stop your phone from waking you at night
If your phone has ever woken you up in the middle of the night for no good reason, this guide is for you.
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Why I just completely wiped my computer
There is no computing endeavor quite so satisfying as a full factory reset.
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Huge cord cutting guide update
If you're still clinging to cable or want to save more money on streaming, I've got a guide that can help.
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How to actually use a password manager
Password managers are supposed to make your online accounts more secure and easier to access, but they can also cause problems.
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My favorite tech tools, wireless plan picker updates
Updates to my personal tech setup, wireless plan picker, and ultimate app list.
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Beware of Apple Upgrade
While spreading out the cost of Apple hardware may look attractive, it'll likely cost you more in the long run.
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Sell your old electronics already
Over the years I've amassed a bunch of ways to get rid of them, usually earning some cash in the process.
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Did you know Spotify can do all this?
While Spotify aggravates me in some ways, it's also full of features that make listening to music more enjoyable.
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Your library’s overlooked tech features
All the tech-related services you might be overlooking from your local library, many of which are free.
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Just buy the cheapest printer
You can spend a lot of money on a printer, but why should you?
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How Jeremy Caplan plans his day
The apps and gadgets that carry a CUNY journalism professor through his day.
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Prime Day’s a dud so far
Navigating an unusually weak Prime Day.
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Get some Google storage back
Easy ways to free up space in Gmail, Google Photos, and Google Drive.
Every cord cutting column I’ve ever written, dating back to 2014. Recent issues of my Cord Cutter Weekly newsletter are available here.
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T-Mobile lets you build your own streaming bundle, but there’s a huge catch
There are easier and safer ways to fix your smart TV's problems
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Please don’t use AI hacks to debloat your TV
There are easier and safer ways to fix your smart TV's problems
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NBA 2026-2027 streaming guide: Making sense of total chaos
Where to watch your local NBA team as the regional sports model collapses.
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Is the new Fire TV Stick 4K really faster? It depends.
How to stream every show from the New York Times' top 100 list, and how long it'll take you to get through them all.
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What it costs to stream the top 100 TV shows of this century
How to stream every show from the New York Times' top 100 list, and how long it'll take you to get through them all.
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Disney should stop the trickery and just combine Disney+ and Hulu already
If you're paying separately for either service, you're getting ripped off by design.
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The NFL app is (still) an insult to sports streaming
The richest U.S. sports league should be able to afford better than this.
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Stop smart TV snooping by LG and others
Worried that your smart TV is spying on you? Here's what will help, and what won't.
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How ad-free streaming became so much less affordable
Hopefully it'll save me some money, even if it doesn't last.
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I just cancelled Netflix and it feels great
Hopefully it'll save me some money, even if it doesn't last.
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Peacock raises prices, but you can still get a deal
Never pay full price for Peacock year-round.
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This digital Blockbuster clone is a beautiful nostalgia trip
BingeBuster is neat, though it also kind of misses the point.
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NFL 2026-2027 streaming guide: It may be cheaper than you think
How watch football without paying for more than you need.
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YouTube is eating TV, and Peacock is the next course
Bundling Peacock with YouTube Premium is another step toward subsuming traditional television.
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Can’t stand Google TV? Make it look like Roku instead
Kyu Launcher is one of several ways to simplify your home screen and remove the annoying ads.
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Netflix’s plot to become cable hits a wall
Earnings are up, but engagement is slowing down. What comes next could get messy.
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I turned my Plex library into 24/7 streaming channels with this free app
With the arrival of NBC channels, the cost is increasing by $9 to $15 per month.
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Fubo quietly raises its prices. Is it still worth considering over YouTube TV?
With the arrival of NBC channels, the cost is increasing by $9 to $15 per month.
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Looking for Roku alternatives because of Fox? Here’s the reality.
What to expect when Fox buys Roku, and what you can do about it.
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How to save money on TV without cutting cable
Not ready to cut the cord? You can still lower your TV bill in the meantime.
