Verizon is rolling out a new set of data plans for smartphones that bumps up the amount of data you get as well as the price you’ll pay for it.

Google’s Now on Tap in Android Marshmallow is one of those neat features that’s still a little rough around the edges. Today, those edges are getting a little smoother with a handful of new features.

Have you ever set up a new Apple device only to discover that for some reason your iMessage conversations have forked off and created multiple threads for the same person? It’s an annoying and incredibly common problem, but Six Colors shows off how to fix it.

MS Office on Mac has a very weird problem: if you try to save a file with a forward slash (/) in it, it errors out. Good news though, Macworld points out that you can rename that file to fix the issue.

Mac: Trello is one of our favorite organization tools, but one potential downside is the lack of a native desktop client. Paws jams Trello in a desktop app for Mac, complete with notifications and a handful of keyboard shortcuts.

Sometimes, you just need to jot something down quickly without fumbling around opening up an application. TextPad’s a web app that does just that.

Crushing cans against your head is great fun, but if you really want to impress everyone around you, doing so with a machine you build yourself is considerably more entertaining.

iPhone: If you’re heading out on vacation to somewhere your friends or family have already gone, it’s natural to ask for any suggestions they might have for places to go. This usually results in a mess of texts and emails from various people. Flamyngo is an app that makes it a little easier.

We’ve seen Raspberry Pi-powered photo booths before, but Make takes it a step further by adding in a touch screen and automatic uploading to Google Photos.

Virtual pets might be 20 years out of style, but if you’re looking for a miniature desktop friend, Adafruit has a guide to build a little emoting creature you can call your own.

Mac: If you’re bored of that useless, still image for your desktop wallpaper, Live Desktop is a Mac app that gives you a selection of animated themes to choose from.

Searing a steak is a delicate process and you have tons of different methods to choose from. To see which ways are best, Tested’s Adam Savage teamed up with Serious Eats’ J. Kenji López-Alt to test a variety of methods.

Let’s say you have multiple Twitter accounts, or several Google accounts, or even a few different bank accounts. It sucks to have to switch between those accounts in your browser. Firefox is testing out a new feature called Containers in its beta channel that hopes to fix this.

Wearable cameras are still in their infancy and it’s a little weird to just wear one when you’re doing daily errands, but if you want to build your own for those more exciting moments of your life, Adafruit shows you how.

We already know the Raspberry Pi makes a great photo frame, but DIYer Paul Stamatiou took it another step and integrated in Google Photos.

Mac: You can do just about anything from the command line on a Mac, but with so many utilities, it’s hard to remember what commands do what. Mac CLI is a set of utilities that simplifies that.

VLC is already available for Windows 10, but this newly-released “Modern” beta runs on the Universal Windows Platform. That means it’ll get some special features, including Cortana support and live tiles, and it’ll be perfect for the Xbox One, Windows tablets, and even HoloLens, when it’s released.

Chrome: Facebook has released two new Chrome extensions, Save to Facebook and Share to Facebook, that should to make it a little easier to save and share posts from anywhere on the web to Facebook.