Woot's LG OLED TV Deal Saves You Over $1,100

An unlike a lot of Woot deals, this TV is offered brand new with a one-year manufacturer warranty. The TV itself is optimized for a true cinematic experience at home. Katzmaier says these are “best-in-class gaming features.”

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 37 words · Ms. Vickie Evans

Woot's Slashing New and Refurbished Samsung Monitors by Up to 43% Right Now

It’s no secret that Samsung is behind some of today’s best and most gorgeous tech. Woot has slashed the price of bothnew and refurbished Samsung monitorsfor a limited time. It has a powerful 165Hz refresh rate and an HDMI, USB-C and display port as connection options. Hey, did you know?CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. The entirelist of deals is worth perusingif you need of a new monitor....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 103 words · Sean Brown

Woot's Spring Video Game Sale Is Live and Includes a Rare $80 Discount on the Switch OLED

And that makes these Woot offers can’t-miss bargains if you’re hoping to get your hands on a Switch. And Switch consoles aren’t the only great deals you’ll find at this sale. Add the freeCNET Shopping extensionto your web app for real-time price comparisons and cash-back offers. And peruse ourgift guide, which includes a full range of ideas for birthdays, anniversaries and more. Not to mention the other deals on hardware and accessories from top brands like Razer and Turtle Beach....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 80 words · Thomas Nelson

Wordle and Connections Are Extra Hard for Me, and I Love It

Just like you, I’m obsessed withThe New York Times' daily puzzle games. Unlike many of you, I’m playing them on a secret hard mode you might not know exists. The Mini Crossword can be especially tricksy. Connections is hard The same can’t be said of Connections. The added complication of categories with concepts of which I boast no cultural appreciation can render the puzzle impossible. Would I appreciate fewer Americanisms overall?...

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 71 words · Jerry Wilson

Wordle has been purchased by The New York Times

Wordleis a daily word puzzle that’s taken the internet by storm. It has millions of daily users, according to The New York Times. As a daily word game, Wordle also competes with The New York Times crossword. Wordle features a new five-letter word every day that you get six guesses to get right. Gray boxes mean the letter isn’t in the word at all. Here are somestrategies and tips on how to guess the correct Wordle word....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 77 words · Melissa Barnett

Wordle Isn't Getting Harder Because of The New York Times

Ultra?Ulcer?! If you’ve found your dailyWordleto be tougher over the past couple of weeks, you’re not alone. This is a coincidence, according to The New York Times. But we don’t have to simply take the publication’s word for it. ever since NYTimes bought Wordle, the game got a lil too hard. I aint playing no more. By January, Wordle had become a smash hit. Though the Times hasn’t changed answers, it has made one smaller alteration to Wordle....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 95 words · Jeffrey Fleming

Wordle Now Has an Editor Who Picks the Daily Word

The New York Times has appointed an editor tooversee its puzzle game Wordle. Read more:Wordle: Everything To Know About 2022’s Biggest Word Game

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 23 words · Kristine Hines

Wordle Players, Use Our Tip Sheet to Find Your Next Favorite Starter Word

There are plenty ofdifferent waysto playWordle, The New York Times' engagingonline word-guessing game. (TRAIN and CLOSE are among my favorites.) “It’s worth noting that the piece is pretty old,” the OED representative said apologetically. The list may be 20 years old, but I’m going with it. (Anyone else surprised that J is used less than X and Z?)

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 58 words · John Coleman

Wordle Starter Words: Why I'm Finally Saying Adieu to ADIEU

Goodbye to you, ADIEU. Or should I say good riddance. And, man, was I cocky. I’m an English major! What’s that famous Ralph Wiggum line? “Me fail English? That’s unpossible!” So I immediately seized on thetrend of using ADIEU as a first-play wordbecause just look at it! Four vowels, all crammed into your very first guess! What was I even thinking? There are only five vowels but 21 consonants. (Yes, “y” can go either way....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 101 words · Kenneth Harris

Work Faster With $200 Off the Mac Studio M2 Max

TheApple Mac Studiois a great computer for people who don’t want to live that laptop lifestyle. The big numbers continue with 32GB of RAM as well as a 512GB solid-state drive. And we didn’t even mention that it can be a great machine for gaming.

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 45 words · Carl Gibbs

Working While Receiving Social Security Retirement Benefits: What You Should Know

It doesn’t come without some temporary drawbacks but it largely depends on when you applied for benefits. The key word is “withheld” – it’s not actually taken from you. For more, don’t miss theSocial Security payment scheduleandwhat to do when your Social Security check never arrives. The SSA will withhold $1 from every $2 you earn above the annual limit. For 2025, it’s $23,400. That’s not the only way to raise your monthly benefit amount....

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 82 words · Daniel Rivera

World Cup 2022 Draw: USA Gets the Most Dramatic Group Possible

Just a wild set of group matches.Wild. Elsewhere there’s some incredible drama to be had. Spain and Germany are in the same group alongside Japan. Seems almost unfair that one of those teams will be knocked out in the group stage. Canada also got averydecent draw for its first World Cup appearance in eons. They’ll face off against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. Here’s the draw in full!

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 67 words · Michael Hoffman

World Cup 2022: Host Country Qatar Bans Beer in and Around Stadiums

Two days away from the World Cup’s commencement, the Qatari government reversed its decision. Nonalcoholic Bud Zero will still be sold at the Qatar stadium. The World Cupbegins Sunday and goes through Dec. 18.

April 15, 2025 · 1 min · 34 words · Ashley Thornton