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You can save some money buy buying used headphones, but there are a lot of considerations before you do so, particularly regarding the headphone quality.
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Apps that ask for excessive permissions or use lots of data and battery may be stealing your info. Learn the key warning signs and how to spot them.
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Buying a refurbished laptop can save you a lot of money compared to buying a brand-new machine, but what kind of battery will your machine ship with?
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Your Apple Watch is useful for tracking your fitness while working out, but it may require some finagling to use it when walking on a walking pad.
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Your Wi-Fi antennas help to spread the signal for your Internet throughout your house, which is why it's a problem if you've got them pointed wrong.
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Need to charge your iPhone on the go? These power banks don't just have enough juice to get your phone charged back up, they're also some of the fastest.
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If you hate digging through menus on your Amazon Fire TV Stick, the remote hides a feature that allows you to access handy shortcuts from anywhere.
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Worried about which apps on your iPhone may be utilizing your phone's camera without you knowing it? Here's how to check (and revoke) camera permissions.
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Getting locked out of your iPad can be a disaster, especially if you don't know your passcode. Here's the options you have for unlocking without a passcode.
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Want the Chrome address bar at the bottom of your Android screen? Here’s how to move it for easier one-handed browsing.
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Like any device you use regularly, you may be tempted to leave your Chromebook plugged in for extended periods. There are some things to keep in mind first.
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You may have gotten a warning from a service that your e-mail or other credentials were found on the dark web. Here's what that means and how to prevent it.
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Your iPad's battery can degrade and die over time just like any other battery-powered device. Fortunately, Apple has made it easy to check the battery life.
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Browsing the Internet can help you pass the time on a particularly monotonous flight, but how exactly do they get the Internet signal to your airplane?
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While you may stick to Chrome out of habit or convenience, by doing so, you could be missing out on browsers with features that are better suited to your needs.
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According to a study by Google and Morning consult, people are still using passwords as opposed to alternative, safer options. Here's what you need to know.
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Microsoft Office can be an essential tool if you're buying a new laptop for work, but you'll also want to make sure your new machine actually includes Office.
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Resetting your SMC on your MacBook can be a common fix for a lot of common problems, but it's not obvious how to do so. Here's the steps you need.
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The "Annihilation Combo" sounds like a scary sequence of keys that would completely shut down a Chromebook and render it useless. Luckily, that's not the case.
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A lot of the power outlets around your house probably have three holes for a three prong outlet, but is it really safe to use a two prong plug in that outlet?
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Gas station skimmers are becoming more common as thieves find new ways to steal credit card information. Here's how to protect yourself at the gas pump.
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If you have an Android phone, you'd actually have a bit of an advantage if you need to remain connected while dealing with a home internet outage.
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Several European governments and organizations have decided to drop Microsoft products like Office or Windows in favor of open-source equivalents. Here's why.
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If you were lucky enough to get yourself a Switch 2, your likely hunting down extra controllers and accessories. Do third-party options work on the console?
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Office AC can be brutal, for exposed hands. Thankfully, there's a USB gadget out there that should help keep your mouse hand warm — here's what it is.
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Can't reach the power button on your desktop? Or do you just want to avoid having to reach down to press it? This USB gadget may be the solution you need.
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So you want to use more than one Amazon Fire TV Stick in your home but only have a single Amazon account. Here's what you need to know about device limits.
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