What Starlink Users Have To Say About Gaming On Satellite Internet
Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service has been available since 2021. Is it better for gaming than previous attempts at satellite internet?
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Google Launches 'Bard' Giving ChatGPT Some AI Competition
The Artificial Intelligence revolution continues, with Google declaring war on ChatGPT with its new Bard tech. Here's what you need to know.
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Excel Shortcuts You Should Know On Mac
Microsoft Excel is an everyday piece of software for many of us, and finding things in it can be a pain. Learn some macOS keyboard shortcuts to make it easier.
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5 Hidden Voice Commands You Can Use With Google Chromecast
In 2020, Google Assistant extended its voice command functionality to TV through the use of Chromecast.
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Why You Need To Use Google Chrome's Enhanced Safe Browsing Mode
Chrome has a security feature called Enhanced Safe Browsing, and it has been offering extra protection to users since 2020. You have to turn it on, though.
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Musk Announces Twitter Ad Sharing Program For Creators, But There's A Big Catch
Elon Musk previously made bold statements about turning Twitter into a viable platform for content creators.
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Jury Finds Elon Musk Not Liable In 'Funding Secured' Twitter Fraud Trial
Elon Musk has escaped the legal wrath of Tesla shareholders, who accused the controversial billionaire of recklessly damaging their investments.
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Why You Should Probably Disable Remote Access To Your Wi-Fi
Utilizing remote access to your Wi-Fi network is helpful for those on the move, but if you're not constantly using this feature, it's better to disable it.
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Why Elon Musk Made His Twitter Private
In an experiment to gauge tweet visibility, Elon Musk has made his Twitter account private for the day, meaning no retweets or visibility for non-followers.
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The Best Google Easter Eggs Of 2022
The best Google Easter eggs of 2022 (and a few early ones from 2023, for good measure) bring a dose of fun and whimsy to our favorite search engine.
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Twitter Changes Continue, As The CoTweet Feature Will Be Removed After Less Than A Year
A Twitter feature called CoTweets has been disabled and tweets sent with it will soon change, but that doesn't mean the feature is gone for good.
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Can 5G Really Be Used As A Home Internet Service?
You've probably seen ads for 5G home internet service, which uses the same wireless data connection as your phone. They're convenient, but are they worth it?
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How To Customize And Change Google Backgrounds In Chrome
If the default Google Chrome tab page is looking a bit bland, you can change the background to the image of your choice, add themes, and customize the look.
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Twitter Says It Will Go Easier On Users Who Break Minor Rules
Twitter is reinstating some accounts that were permanently suspended under previous leadership, and it will let any appeal a suspension starting next month.
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What Is Google Voice And How Does It Actually Work?
Google Voice may be an excellent VoIP alternative for those needing a new line, but there are some pros and cons with using the convenient service.
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How To Turn Your Wi-Fi Password Into A QR Code
If you find yourself having to give out your Wi-Fi password a lot, a nice hack is to turn it into a QR code and post it somewhere where visitors can scan it.
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Meta Explains Why It's Letting Trump Back On Facebook
A day after the riots at the U.S. Capitol building on January 6, 2021, Meta made the decision to ban Donald Trump. Now it's letting him return to Facebook.
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Microsoft 365 Services Suffer Major Early Morning Outage Impacting Outlook, Teams
Several of Microsoft's Azure-powered services experienced outages early this morning, impacting many of the core systems behind Microsoft's biggest programs.
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US Justice Department Sues Google Over Alleged Advertising Tech Monopoly
Another lawsuit has been filed against tech giant Google for alleged abuse of power in online advertising, according to a court brief filed in federal court.
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Google Will No Longer Protect Political Emails From Gmail Spam Filters
Google has just decided to end a pilot program that may have given political campaigns an edge -- as long as they signed up to be part of it.
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Microsoft Edge Is Getting A New Split Screen Feature, But Is It Enough To Make You Switch Browsers?
Microsoft Edge could gain the ability to compare two tabs, side-by-side within one browser window which is a much sought-after feature that Chrome doesn't have.
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How To Add A VPN To Your Wi-Fi Router
VPNs are a handy tool for protecting your privacy and encrypting your traffic online. Many can even be set up on your router itself to secure all your devices.
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Google Fiber Vs AT&T Fiber Internet: Which Is Better?
Google Fiber and AT&T Fiber are similar products. Take a look at the differences between the two to help decide which is the best for your home.
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Here's What The Lights On Your Modem And Router Mean
While every Wi-Fi router is different from one another, each router typically has LEDs and symbols to display basic information about your connection.
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How To Set Up A Second Wi-Fi Router And Why You May Need It
Do your devices struggle to connect to the internet in parts of your home? A second router help. We'll show you how to connect one and get you going again.
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Elon Musk Says New Twitter Blue Plan Will Cost More But Have Zero Ads
Earlier this week, Musk posted on Twitter that "ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big," adding that both these issues will be resolved soon
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5 Easy Microsoft Outlook Shortcuts That Will Increase Productivity
Microsoft Outlook is very helpful, but also very confusing with its leagues of options and tools. Find out how to make your way across Outlook fast.
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