Your Old iPod Might Be Worth More Than You Realize
If you've still got your old iPod in good condition and with the original packaging, you might be able to make a few bucks off of it. Maybe, anyway.
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How To Turn Off Read Receipts On iPhone
Read receipts can help you stay in contact, but if you don't want to send read receipts, here's how to turn them off globally or for certain contacts. -
Surround Sound 101: What's The Difference Between 5.1, 7.1 & Dolby Atmos Systems?
Do you dream of a dedicated sound system to improve your home entertainment? Do you find the audio technology terminology confusing? We've got you covered. -
Why Your Electronic PayPal Payment Might Be Pending Or Unclaimed
If payments or any money sent on PayPal is showing as "pending" or "unclaimed," there are a few things to check in order to verify your money's in order. -
Hulu's Password-Sharing Crackdown Explained: What Subscribers Need To Know
Hulu is one of a growing number of streaming platforms that wants to put an end to password sharing. Here's what we know about the new policy. -
Can You Combine Flexible And Regular Solar Panels?
Both flexible and affixed solar panels can serve different types of power necessities, but it all depends on where they're installed and why you'd need both. -
Did You Know Nintendo Offered Vacuum Cleaners & Instant Rice Before Video Games?
Before they started taking all your money with games, Nintendo tried to sell things that were more useful for day-to-day life. Clearly things didn't work out. -
What Can A 400 Watt Solar Panel Power?
You don't necessarily need a roof covered in solar panels to benefit from renewable energy. A single 400-watt panel can power several devices.. -
How To Manage Your Emails On Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch can help you read and triage your emails without ever touching your phone. We'll show you how to get the most out of the wearable. -
What's The Difference Between An MP3 And A WAV?
For anyone collecting music outside a streaming service, file format matters. What's the difference between MP3 and WAV and which is best for your collection? -
These French Tanks Defied The Odds In World War I
Not only did this French tank defy the odds at the very end of World War 1, but it also changed warfare forever. Here's everything to know about the FT tank. -
How To Set Up A Live Wallpaper On iPhone
One way to make your iPhone stand out is to customize it with a unique live wallpaper, which is easy to do. Here are the steps you need to follow. -
What Are These Strange Red Lights NASA Spotted With The James Webb Telescope?
The James Webb Telescope has discovered a phenomenon occurring millions of miles away from where it should be possible. Our knowledge of aurorae is expanding. -
Does Facebook Notify If Screenshots Are Taken?
Screenshots can preserve a conversation you may not want preserved. Does Facebook notify you if your posts or messages are saved? Here's what we know. -
How To Manage Your Xbox X|S Series Power Options
Your Xbox Series X/S provides extensive control over how the console operates, including power settings that can help you save money on electricity. -
The Reason You Can't Buy Makita Tools At Harbor Freight
Harbor Freight carries several tool brands at a variety of price points, but one brand you won't find on its shelves is Makita Tools. Why is that? -
How To Disable OneDrive On Windows
If you're not a OneDrive user, you may not want the app or its services on your Windows computer. We break down how to go about disabling and removing it. -
If You Noticed The iPhone Weather App Is Often Wrong, You Aren't Alone
In these days of accelerated global weather changes, it would be nice to be able to rely on your iPhone's Weather app. But those changes make it difficult. -
What Is An IronKey And How Is It Different From Regular Flash Drives?
If you've shopped for external storage, you might have come across IronKey flash drives. They cost a lot more, but what makes them so special? -
Which Phone Has Better Resale Value? An iPhone Or Samsung Galaxy?
If you're thinking of buying a new phone with the resell value in mind, here's how the iPhone and Galaxy S/Z series stack up to each other. -
5 iPad Pro Apps Perfectly Tailored For The Apple Pencil
Thanks to Apple silicon, the iPad Pro is a workhorse, and you can take full advantage of it with the Apple Pencil. Here are five iPad apps built for the duo. -
The '403 Forbidden' Error Explained: Causes And Possible Fixes
If you have ever been surfing the web only to be stopped by an Error 403: Forbidden, chances are it's not your fault, but we have some suggestions to fix it. -
How To Choose The Best Raspberry Pi Model For Your Retro Gaming Project
If you're looking to build a retro gaming rig based on a Raspberry Pi, you need to make sure you choose the best one. Here are some tips to get you started. -
5 Earthly Objects You Had No Idea Can Be Seen From Space
It's a myth that you can see the Great Wall of China from space but there are some manmade objects that can be. Here are some of the most surprising. -
How To Change Your PlayStation Network ID (And How Much It Costs)
For some time, changing your PlayStation Network ID wasn't possible, but now it is and there is a way you can do it but it will cost you $9.99 each time. -
How To Find The Android 14 Hidden Easter Egg Game
Google has rolled out the Android 14 upgrade and users will be excited to find that there is also a new Hidden Easter Egg game and here's how to find it. -
How To Check Your CPU Speed On A Windows PC
Are you getting all the power from your computer's CPU that was advertised? Before you go shopping, check your current processor speed using a simple procedure.
