Never Waste Your Money On These iPad Accessories
Since the iPad launched, it has continued to come out with accessories to improve user experience. However, there are some iPad accessories you should avoid.
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Stop Doing These Things While You're Connected To Public Wi-Fi
You might not think much about it, but public Wi-Fi has a lot of pitfalls you need to avoid. The convenience is great, but the security is pretty questionable.
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3 Inexpensive MacBook Accessories Every User Should Have
While the initial investment to buy a MacBook is pricey, there are several inexpensive accessories on the market worth buying. Here are three of our favorites.
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5 iPad Tricks Every Teacher Will Want To Know For Their Classroom
For teachers considering using an iPad in the classroom or already do, these five top iPad tips and tricks are worth knowing for any subject or teaching style.
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5 Unexpected Uses For Your Old Android Tablet
You might not be able to run the latest apps on an old Android tablet, but there are plenty of creative ways to give it new purpose.
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5 iPad Tricks Every Parent Will Be Grateful To Know About
Children can use iPads effectively for a variety of reasons, including education and entertainment, but setting up some parental supervision goes a long way.
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Every Apple Pencil Compared: Key Differences To Know Before You Buy
With now three different generations of Apple Pencils at varying prices, there are some important differences between the pencils' features and capabilities.
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10 Of The Highest Rated Laptop Backpacks For School Or Work
What style and design appeal to you is very personal, which makes hunting for the right laptop backpack a never-ending quest. Consider these 10 as you decide.
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New Apple Pencil USB-C Gives iPad A Third Stylus Option
Apple launched a new entry-level Pencil today which charges via USB Type-C and magnetically attaches, but loses pressure sensitivity and wireless charging.
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10 Of The Best Kid-Friendly Tablets That Are Worth Every Penny
A tablet is an excellent way to introduce kids to technology and support education goals. Here are the best tablets you can buy for your kids today.
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Intel's 14th Gen Raptor Lake Processors Add More Cores Without A Price Bump
Intel has unveiled the 14th-generation processors for desktops, boasting creative boosts for productivity tasks, as well as boosts to gaming performance.
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The Most Impressive Features Of Apple's Most Expensive Product
You can get most of the same features in an Apple alternative that costs $3,000 less. So, what are you really paying for in this extremely Pro device?
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The Unexpected Consequences Of Not Cleaning Your Computer's Keyboard
Nowadays, many people use a computer, whether it's at home or work, but cleaning the keyboard often goes overlooked and can have negative consequences.
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5 Features Introduced In Windows 95 That You're Still Using Today
Windows 95 was one of the biggest PC releases of the 90s, and for good reason -- It laid a lot of the groundwork for how Windows works today.
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Key Warning Signs That Your SSD Might Be On Its Last Leg
If your computer uses an SSD for storage, there are some key warning signs to watch out for if your drive starts to fail. Here's what to watch for.
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5 Reasons Safari Could Be Your New Go-To Browser Over Google Chrome
Safari is Apple's home-grown web browser and while you might be tempted to use old reliable Google Chrome, there are some really good reasons to use Safari.
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How To Flip Your Monitor To Vertical In Windows (And Why You Should)
One way to spice up the productivity of your workstation can be flipping your monitor 90 degrees, so here's how to set up a vertical monitor for Windows.
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How To Enable Incognito Mode In Google Maps
Sometimes, you just don't want your movement and location tracked by a large corporation. Google understands, and offers as a solution Incognito mode.
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Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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Why The Launch Of Windows 95 Was Such A Huge Deal
The first version of Windows with the modern look based on a Start menu, Windows 95 made computing, and internet access in particular, accessible to all.
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90s Nostalgia: Remember Jennifer Aniston And Matthew Perry's Windows 95 Introduction?
Back in the 1990s, Microsoft was about to fundamentally change the way you use Windows, and the best way to demonstrate it was in the most 90s way possible.
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5 Essential Extensions Every Google Chrome User Should Have Installed
One convenience of Google Chrome is the level of extensions you can add to the browser to extend its functionality, add new features, and other additions.
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How To Disable Windows Copilot In Windows 11 (And Why You Might Want To)
The newest Windows 11 rollout from Microsoft has AI-powered Copilot, but there are reasons you might want to disable it and here's how you to do it.
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What Actually Happens To Your Files After You Delete Them?
When you delete a file on your computer, it isn't necessarily just gone. We break down what happens when you delete your files and how to recover them.
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Your Amazon Fire Tablet Can Feel A Lot More Like A Stock Android Tablet With These Tricks
One notable thing that's missing from Amazon Fire tablets is the ability to install and use Google Services. We'll show you how to fix that.
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Windows 11 Copilot Explained: What It Is (And Why You Should Use It)
Windows 11 Copilot can be a great help when you're navigating various Windows products and services. Here's what it can do and where you'll find it.
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The 10 Essential Android Apps To Take Your Productivity To The Next Level
Android users have a wealth of productivity tools at their disposal, many free. While some such apps come and go, here are the tried-and-true classics.
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