Here's Why Your iPhone Is Glowing Around The Edges
Is your iPhone screen glowing around the edges? Don’t worry — it's not a bug. Here’s what it means and why it might be happening.
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What Is Soldered RAM In A Laptop And What Are The Downsides?
When shopping for a laptop, one trait you may have noticed is soldered RAM, and you may be wondering what that means. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Most Laptop Chargers Have A Brick?
Your laptop charger likely has a large brick in the middle of the cable rather than being just a straight cord, but that brick is essential for its charging.
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The Main Reasons Why You Should Still Use Antivirus On Windows 11
Microsoft's Windows 11 might be a step up from previous iterations of the OS, but there are a couple of good reasons to still use antivirus programs on it.
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You Can Turn Your Android Phone Into A Thermal Camera With This USB Gadget
Thermal cameras have a number of uses, for tasks around the home or for spotting people or animals at night. Here's how to turn your Android phone into one.
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Why Your TV Screen Has Black Bars (And How To Get Rid Of Them)
It can be incredibly frustrating to try to discover your new TV set puts unsightly black bars around the entire picture. Here's how to fix it.
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iOS 18: What The Black Dot On Your iPhone Is For
A black dot just showed up next to your iPhone’s Dynamic Island? Don’t worry—there’s a new reason for it in iOS 18.4
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How To Set Up A VPN For Your Roku (And Why You Might Want To)
While using a VPN with a computer or mobile device seems obvious, you can use them with other devices like a Roku, too. Here's how to set one up.
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Why Does Music Stop Playing When You Open Facebook?
Wondering why your music stops when you open Facebook? Learn what causes the interruption and how to keep your tunes playing smoothly.
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USB Flash Drives Vs. External Hard Drives: What's The Difference?
Confused between USB flash drives and external hard drives? Learn the key differences in speed, storage, durability, and best use cases for each.
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What Is A 'Suicide Cord'? (And Why You Should Probably Never Plug One In)
If you've seen a power cord with two male ends, you may have just thought it was an oddity. But this so-called suicide cable is actually incredibly dangerous.
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What Is An HDMI Splitter And Can You Lose Signal Quality If You Use One?
If you want to watch the same content across several screens using an HDMI splitter you might worry about signal degradation. Here's what you need to know.
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Possible Reasons Why Your Window Air Conditioner Isn't Cooling (And Fixes To Try)
A common issue with an AC unit is when it turns on but doesn't blow cold air. Why does that happen, and more importantly, what can you do to fix it?
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Why You Shouldn't Throw Out Your Damaged Headphones And Earbuds
Broken headphones? Don’t bin them just yet — there might be more value (and life) in them than you think.
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What Does V30 Mean On An SD Card?
Most people don't pay attention to more than the storage capacity of their SD cards, but if you record video you should pay attention to this spec.
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What Does The Epson Maintenance Box Do & Can You Reuse One Once It's Full?
Your Epson printer may have a unique feature called a Maintenance Box, and it's designed in such a way that you can't ignore it when something is wrong.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Security Camera – Turn It Into A Smart Bird Feeder Instead
Do you have an outdated security camera that you aren't using anymore? Consider turning it into a fancy bird feeder instead of just throwing it out.
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Your Android Phone Probably Rattles When You Shake It - Here's Why
Does your Android phone rattle when you shake it? Learn what causes the noise, whether it’s normal, and when you should be concerned.
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How Does A USB Port On A Suitcase Work? (And Is It TSA Approved?)
You might have seen people in airports with USB cables plugged into their suitcases. How do these USB ports work, and are they TSA approved?
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Here's Why A Contact Name Turns Red On iMessage
Noticed a contact name turning red in iMessage? Learn what it means, why it happens, and how to fix messaging issues quickly.
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What Is The Lock Port On A Laptop? (And How To Use It)
Curious about the lock port on your laptop? Learn what it’s for, how it works, and how to use it to physically secure your device.
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What Is A USB Condom And Do You Even Need One?
It's highly recommended that you never use any kind of public USB device to safeguard your data, but you could use a USB condom to keep yourself safe.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old GoPro - Use It This Way Instead
Got an old GoPro collecting dust? Don’t toss it — repurpose it with these smart and creative ways to give it new life.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Wi-Fi Router - Use It This Way Instead
If you've just upgraded your router and don't know what to do with your old one, you may want to consider using it to make your current signal stronger.
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Is It Safe To Charge Your Phone In The Car? (And Should The Engine Be Running?)
We've all done it: sitting in a car, engine idling, phone connected to the adapter, letting it charge before we get out. But is it safe to do so?
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Why Do Some Cables Have A Black Cylinder At The End? Here's What They're For
You might have seen certain power or audio cables with a black cylinder near the end of the cord. What are these little things and what do they do?
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What Is USB Type B And Which Devices Still Use It?
You're probably familiar with USB Type A and C from regular technology use, but there is actually a B that exists too. Here's how and where it's still used.
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