Why Some iPhone Calls Have A Decline Option, And Others Don't
Noticed the Decline button missing on some iPhone calls? Here’s why it happens and what it means for your incoming calls.
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Why Do Some Backpacks Have USB Ports? Here's What They're For
If you've ever seen a backpack with a USB port, this is how they work and why you might consider buying one.
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Micro USB Vs. USB-C: What's The Difference?
Micro USB and USB-C are still both common kinds of connectors you'll find in electronics. Here are the differences between them and which one is better.
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How To Measure Your TV The Right Way
Learn the correct way to measure your TV to ensure the perfect fit for your space, wall mount, or entertainment setup.
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What Is ACR On Your Smart TV? (And Why You Might Want To Turn It Off)
Your Smart TV has a lot of settings that let it do a lot of things, but you may be alarmed to learn what the ACR setting is. Here's how to turn it off.
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The Biggest Reason Why Printer Companies Don't Like It When You Buy Third-Party Compatible Ink
Most printer manufacturers encourage owners to buy name brand ink, and some even try various ways to lock customers out of third-party ink entirely. Here's why.
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Here's What Your Weather App's 'Chance Of Rain' Percentage Actually Means
The chance of precipitation figure on your weather app is a simple number with some complicated math underlying it.
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Is FreeSync Compatible With NVIDIA GPUs?
AMD FreeSync helps match your graphics card and your monitor's refresh rate to reduce screen tearing, but does it work with NVIDIA GPUs?
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How To Clean Your Computer's USB Ports The Right Way
USB ports are everywhere today, but their design means they can be susceptible to dust and dirt if unused. Here's how to clean your USB ports.
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What Is USB OTG? (And What Is It Used For?)
Is it possible to use your favorite USB devices like mice, keyboards, and thumb drives with your smart phone? Yes, but you'll need a special adapter.
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What Is A USB Killer And Just How Much Damage Can They Do?
USB sticks have long been a vector for viruses and malware, and it turns out that they can damage more than just your files.
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How To Stop Apple Music From Playing Automatically
It can be quite annoying when your Apple Music keeps playing automatically while you are working or driving. Here's how you can make it stop.
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Windows Showing A Black Screen? Here's How To Fix It
Seeing nothing but black on your Windows screen? Don’t panic-here’s how to fix it and get things working again!
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Yes, You Can Buy An AirPods Charging Case On Its Own - Here's How To Check What It Will Cost
If you've lost or damaged your AirPods charging case, there's no need to panic. Apple will sell you the charging case on its own, but it may not be cheap.
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How To Turn On Hearing Aid Mode On Your AirPods Pro (And How The Feature Works)
Learn how to enable Hearing Aid Mode on your AirPods Pro and see how this feature helps amplify voices and sounds around you.
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YouTube TV Multiview Isn't Available On PCs, But There Is A Workaround
YouTube TV Multiview lets you view multiple streams simultaneously on your streaming device, but you'll have to use a workaround for your PC.
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How To Clear System Data On iPhone
iPhone running low on storage? Learn how to clear System Data on your iPhone and free up space with these simple steps.
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Will An eSIM Work With Your iPhone? Here's How To Find Out
Not sure if your iPhone supports eSIM? Here’s how to check compatibility and set it up for a seamless wireless experience.
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What Is Samsung's Smart Switch And How Do You Use It?
Switching to a new Samsung phone? Smart Switch makes data transfer easy-here’s how to use it!
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How To Reset Apple CarPlay With Or Without Your iPhone
If you need to reset Apple Carplay but aren't able to connect your iPhone to your Carplay, there are still methods through which you can reset the system.
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How To Invert The Screen Colors On Your Chromebook
Inverting the screen colors on your Chromebook could go a long way in reducing your eye strain throughout the day. Here's how to enable it.
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PC Not Displaying On Your Monitor? This Could Be Why
If your PC isn't displaying on your monitor, don’t panic. Here are the common causes and quick fixes to get your screen working again.
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How To Remove Write Protection From Your USB Drive
Can’t edit or delete files on your USB? It might be write-protected! Here’s how to fix it and get your drive working again.
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How To Clear Your System Data On Mac
Freeing up storage space on your Mac isn't too tough for the most part, but you may have noticed "System Data" taking up a lot of room. What can you do?
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5 Ways You Can Use USB Flash Drives For More Than Just File Storage
If you're a casual user, you probably think of a USB flash drive as simply a place to store files or photos. Here are five other ways to make good use of one.
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How To Boot Windows Directly From A USB Drive
Need to boot Windows from a USB? Here’s a simple guide to help you set it up and run Windows anywhere, anytime!
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What Does The USB Port On Your Speaker Do?
Although many use portable speakers via Bluetooth nowadays, most speakers still have USB ports for reasons other than playing music from your phone.
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