Are B Batteries A Thing? Here's Why You've Likely Never Seen Them
If you don't think B batteries exist, you're not alone. The truth is, they're real, but just a lot less common than other types of power we use today.
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What Is Bridge Mode On A Router? Here's What It Means
Wondering what Bridge Mode on your browser settings means? Learn what it is, how it works, when to use it, and potential security risks.
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6 Ways To Use Your Router's USB Port
Your router has a USB port that you may have used for a few menial tasks, but it actually has a lot more features and uses than you may have realized.
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MacBook Speakers Crackling? 8 Fixes & Troubleshooting Tips To Try
Here we break down the common causes of crackling MacBook speakers, from bugs and outdated audio drivers, to dust sneaking into your grilles.
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7 Of The Best Substack Alternatives For Sending Newsletters
Substack started as a creator's dream but morphed into a crowded marketplace, luckily there are some alternatives.
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Can Magnets Really Damage Electronics? What You Need To Know
You may have heard warnings about keeping magnets close to electronic devices. These were especially common in the 80s and 90s. Do they still apply today?
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AutoFull M6: Meet The Gaming Chair That's Actually Got Your Back
Spending long hours in front of your computer of gaming console can be fun, but also hard on your body. This gaming chair looks to change all that.
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Generative AI is transforming the creative landscape for amateurs and professionals alike, and this is what Midjourney users are actually doing.
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Why Netflix Keeps Saying Your Device Isn't A Part Of The Household (And How To Fix It)
The Netflix crackdown on password sharing has made a lot of people and households unhappy, but there are a few easy and free ways to make it work.
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How To Recover Deleted Files On Google Docs
Google Docs is an incredibly convenient word processor, and a number of forward thinking tools mean you may be able to save docs you mistakenly deleted.
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How To Empty Your Trash In Gmail (And Permanently Delete Emails)
If you find yourself running out of space in Google, you can free things up by deleting old emails. However, emails in your trash won't immediately go away.
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How To Stop Getting Memory Notifications From Facebook
While it's not the platform's intention, Facebook Memories can sometimes be distressing. Here's how to stop them on the mobile app and web browser.
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How To Create A New Folder On Mac: 4 Easy Ways
The key to keeping your Mac nice and tidy is to create and use folders for all your files. Here are four quick-and-easy ways to create folders.
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6 Security Settings To Change On Your New Mac
If you're a first-time Mac user or you just upgraded your device, these six steps are essential to protecting your device from hackers and abuse.
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How To Change The Default Font In Google Docs
Bored with the same-old same-old when you're writing in Google Docs? You can make your Docs sparkle any way you like -- and keep it that way for the future.
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5 Ways Siri Is About To Improve With Apple Intelligence
Siri is getting an AI boost thanks to Apple Intelligence, which means several big upgrades coming this Fall, and perhaps even more features coming later on.
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How To Set Default Apps On macOS
If you don't use apps like Safari or Apple Mail, your experience on a Mac will quickly become annoying. Here's how to change your default apps on macOS.
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How To Enable Dark Mode On Wikipedia
Since too much screen time can be detrimental to your vision, many platforms like Wikipedia have a dark mode feature. Here's how to enable it.
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The Easiest Way To Transfer Your Apple Music Playlists To YouTube Music
For those making the move from Apple Music over to YouTube, or vice versa, you can keep your playlists and songs by exporting the data between both.
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5 Adobe Lightroom Features That Will Level Up Your Photo Editing
Adobe Lightroom for mobile puts a lot of photo-editing power in the palm of your hand. Here are five features that will help you create better photos.
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How To Recover Deleted Text Messages On Your iPhone
If you're clearing out old text messages on your iPhone and accidentally delete an important one, don't panic. Chances are, you can still get it back.
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How To Automatically Change Your iPhone Lockscreen Wallpaper
Thanks to the Photo Shuffle feature on iOS 16 and later, you can turn your iPhone lock screen into a slideshow of your coolest photos.
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5 Apps For Removing Unwanted Objects In Your Photos
It can be frustrating when you take a photo that would have been perfect if it weren't for an unwanted object. Luckily, there are apps that can help.
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How To React To An iMessage With Any Emoji You Want
If you are tired of the same reaction emojis when using iMessage, then here's how you can use any emoji that you want when talking to friends or family.
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This Site Will Let You Step Back In Time And Browse The Old Internet
The old internet was filled with colorful text, pixelated icons, GIFs, and guestbooks. Now, a site called OldWeb.Today, can help you experience it all again.
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How To Recover Deleted Emails From Gmail (Even If You've Emptied Trash)
All is not lost if you accidentally, permanently deleted an email from your Gmail account. Here are the steps to recover emails from both trash and beyond.
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Today's NYT Connections: Hints To Help Solve Today's Game, June 4, 2024
The New York Times Connections #359 puzzle for June 4, 2024, is a tricky one, but if you pay close enough attention, the solutions become pretty obvious.
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