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Lindsey Ellefson

Lindsey Ellefson

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Features Editor, Lifehacker

New York

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Celebrity Gossip, Technology

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Total articles 9566

  • Review: Is Poshmark a Legit Place to Buy and Sell Your Stuff?

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified| Lifehacker Verified What can you sell on Poshmark? A year or two ago, I had this idea that I should only focus my attention on selling my higher-end goods on Poshmark to maximize my profits. This was foolish. It was misguided, even. You might think that if you're going to download an app, take a bunch of photos of your stuff, and spend time filling out listing forms, you should only expend that energy for big-ticket things.

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified · Lifehacker

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Review: MindMeister Is an Easy to Use Mind Mapping App for Visual Learners

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified| Lifehacker Verified What is MindMeister? MindMeister is an app for quickly creating mind maps. Within five minutes of making an account and logging in, I was able to build one from scratch easily after tinkering around a little bit. I prefer to use my computer when I can, not my phone, so I tried it out there first. Once you figure out how to build branches off of existing topics—which the software guides you to do by lightly suggesting which keystrokes to hit—you're basically off to the races.

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified · Lifehacker

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Review: Freenotes Is a Great Note-Taking App for Students on a Budget

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified| Lifehacker Verified What does Freenotes do? Freenotes helps you take handwritten notes—but one thing that makes it stands out is that its developers are actively engaged with their users and are reachable on the app's subreddit. There, users regularly post suggestions for new features and the developers actually respond to their inquiries. In announcing the app's creation via Reddit post two years ago, the devs did mention that it was designed for use on an iPad, but it's also available for other platforms.

    By Lindsey Ellefson Verified · Lifehacker

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Lifehacker

Lifehacker Australia was a regional edition of the global Lifehacker brand, focusing on tech and lifestyle content. It provided actionable advice, software guidance, and life hacks tailored to Australian audiences. The site featured tech tutorials, productivity tips, and localized deals, emphasizing practical, science-based advice. The Australian edition operated under Nine Entertainment before its closure in 2024. It was known for its rigorous testing and research, with a dedicated team evaluating products and software. Lifehacker Australia offered a variety of digital content, including articles, how-to guides, and product reviews across multiple categories. After its closure, the original domain redirected to the U.S. edition, which now mirrors the content of the American site, with limited Australian-specific material.

Mumbai, India

+1 212-655-9524

Founded: 2007