Which Android app is worth a spot on your new smartphone or tablet? Trying to find the very best of the best is a challenging process, because there are millions of apps to pick from on the Google Play Store. Even if you just scan Google’s “top free” or “top paid” list on a daily basis, you’ll miss out on a lot of digital gems. Allow us to help you out with our freshly updated Lifehacker Pack for Android.

Here are last week's best online videos, including: Gorilla' Tranz, Banana Pudding Pizza, everything wrong with The Golden Compass, Captain Marvel trailer, $2 Curry Vs $75 Curry and heaps more!

Android: For whatever reason, Google has yet to give its Android YouTube app the long-awaited update that finally unlocks dark mode. iOS users can dark mode. Web viewers can dark mode. But Android? It's the light side or nothing (at least, as of when we wrote this article).

So you shot some footage for your indie film, but it doesn’t quite look like the stuff you see on the big screen. These simple video editing tricks will help make your footage look a lot more like the stuff the pros shoot.

The burger is a versatile dish, but doing too much with it can make it messy and difficult to eat. And the more flavours you add, the less opportunity the beef has a chance to shine. These tips will help you keep it simple and make the best burger possible.

About a year ago, we started binge watching a single show at a time at my house. We typically pick something with at least four or five seasons, and then whenever we're looking to "watch something" the answer is always the next episode of that show. Yes, we stray from it to catch new episodes of other programs, but having that "one program" helps eliminate the need to scroll through television offerings and suggestions to find something when we're really just looking for something to play in the background.

Here are last week's best online videos, including: Childish Gambino goes big, 13 Reasons Why gets a season 2 trailer, Deadpool dancing, Nicki Minaj channels Street Fighter and way more!

Here are last week's best online videos, including: The Marvel hype train starts for Ant-Man and the Wasp, Kanye West making a fool of himself constantly, lots of Avengers fun and the Aussie Comedian vs New Zealand!

Nothing livens up a hot afternoon quite like a cup of iced coffee. Trouble is, a lot of the iced coffee out there is just stale, leftover hot brewed coffee that's been chilled, or cold brewed coffee with a much different taste. Enter Japanese iced coffee - the best of both worlds.

Chrome 66 is out, and if you're the kind of person who doesn't really care when your web browser has a new update, you might want to rethink that approach for this version. Though your browser will automatically update to Chrome 66 (technically, 66.0.3359.117), you should manually trigger that update right now for some extra peace of mind.

Here are last week's best online videos, including: Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ Official Introduction, best makeup hacks, mysterious lights over Milwaukee, Honest Trailers does the 2018 Oscars and more!

Here are last week's best online videos, including: Barnaby Joyce gets walloped by John Oliver, Fergie wallops the US National Anthem, Bill Gates does not know how much groceries cost and more!

The television lineup at our house is usually strictly divided: There are shows for my kid (80 per cent), shows that my husband and I watch (19.5 per cent), and shows we all enjoy as a family (basically School of Rock). I can now enthusiastically add something to that neglected third category: Japanese game shows.

The best online videos of the week, including: The Last Jedi Trailer (obviously), Eminem disses Trump (succesfully), Daisy Ridley sings Eminem (surprisingly!) and Seth MacFarlane calls out Harvey Weinstein (appropriately)

The hokey style of 1950s educational films makes them richly mockable today. But the real kicker is that they were preemptively mocked decades before they even peaked.

When you see a video online that seems a bit too wild to be true, chances are it probably is. Along with fake news stories, fake viral videos are all over Facebook and YouTube, a lot of them made by people who know what they're doing, which makes it hard to determine whether or not they're on the up and up. Fake videos like that one of a bald eagle snatching a child, or the video of a friend accidentally causing another's death, can be alarming when you don't realise they're stunts.

We've seen just about every kind of clever, DIY trick here at Lifehacker, but we've seen a lot of stinkers too. We recently stumbled upon an insanely popular video filled with organisation hacks and, well, we have some thoughts...

In honour of Skype's newest update, the video chat and messaging app is dropping support for a variety of platforms.

When you type a question into Google Search, you'll often get a complete answer right at the top of the page. These featured answers can be a great time-saver, but they can also be dead wrong.