Are Your Old Text Messages Slowing Down Your Android Phone?
Storing too many old texts can clutter Android’s message app and slow performance. Learn how to clean up and improve your phone’s speed.
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Here's A Step-By-Step Guide For How To Use Chrome Remote Desktop
Learn how to set up Chrome Remote Desktop quickly, from installing the extension and host software to remote access and PIN setup, for secure connections.
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14 Alternatives To Buying A New GPU When You Want A Better Frame Rate
Upgrading your PC with a new GPU is a sure way to make your games run smoother, but not everyone has the budget to do so. Thankfully, there are other options.
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Who Invented USB, And Does Anyone Own The Standard?
Ever wondered who invented USB and who actually controls it now? It all started with Ajay Bhatt’s Intel team and today managed by a tech industry non-profit.
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Major Luggage Brands Ranked By Geek Appeal
If you want only the lightest, most secure luggage with the smoothest wheels and telescoping handles, you want a suitcase with some serious geek appeal.
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How Do Amazon Basics Batteries Compare To Duracell? Here's What Users Are Saying
Users are generally satisfied with both Duracell and Amazon Basics batteries. Duracell tends to perform better, but Basics offers more value for money.
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How To Connect Your Bose Headphones To Your MacBook
A pair of Bose headphones should sound really good no matter what you pair them with, including Apple's stalwart line of MacBooks. Here's how to connect them.
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Refurbished Vs. Used iPhones: What's The Difference Between These Buying Options?
iPhones are more expensive than ever, and prices aren't coming down. You can likely save money with Used or Refurbished devices, but what's the difference?
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Is It Safe To Plug Your Phone Charger Into A Power Outlet On A Plane?
Updated rules on banned accessories from airlines, as well as viral incidents of battery malfunctions, many travelers are weary of charging on airplanes.
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Why A VPN Works Better When You Use A Server Closer To Your Location
Using a VPN lets you keep your connection private or change its location, but some servers are worse than others. Here's what you need to know.
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Can't Access Your Android's Keyboard? Here's How To Fix It
Android keyboard not appearing? Try these proven fixes—from restarting and cache clears to checking default input settings for a quick solution.
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The World's Strongest Heavy Lift Helicopter Can Carry A Staggering Amount Of Weight
Helicopters are famous for their ability to move personnel and cargo where airplanes can't, but the world's strongest helicopter can lift an impressive load.
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5 Possible Reasons Why Your Light Switch Is Buzzing (And How To Fix It)
Electrical work often requires calling professionals, but if you've got a buzzing light switch, there are a few things you can do before you get to that step.
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Sick Of The Voice-To-Text Feature On Your iPhone? Here's How To Turn It Off
The iPhone has a voice-to-text feature, known as Dictation, that can sometimes get in the way. Here's how to disable it if you find it annoying.
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Which USB Port Type Is The Fastest & What Is Its Top Speed?
Wondering which USB port type is the fastest? Learn which one tops the speed charts and what its maximum transfer rate really is.
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How Fast Can A Private Jet Fly Across The US?
While private jets might be a lot smaller than their commercial jet siblings, that reduced size actually means they can get you across the country quicker.
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Ever Noticed That Switch On A Ceiling Fan? Here's What It's For
There's a small switch on the side of most ceiling fans, but many people don't know what it's for. It can actually save you money and make you more comfortable.
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How To Safely Test A Used USB Drive Without Compromising Your System
If you're worried about an unknown USB drive, there's a way to test the device without risking your devices get overcome by a USB killer or worse.
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Why ASRock AMD AM5 Motherboards Are Crashing More Than Other Options
ASRock AM5 motherboards that support AMD's newest line of Ryzen CPUs is having a less than stellar ability to support the hardware, preventing PCs from booting.
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Steam Deck Vs. Lenovo Legion Go S With SteamOS: Which Offers Better Gaming Performance?
Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go S are apart in years and specifications, but they both share the same operating system: SteamOS. Still, we have a clear winner.
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Here's Why Batteries Leak (And What To Do If It Happens)
Batteries don't last forever, and leaking is always a concern. Here's what causes your old batteries to leak and how you can prevent it from happening.
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What Happens If You Plug Two Chargers Into A Chromebook?
Many Chromebook models come with two USB-C ports on either side of them where the charger can plug in to. What happens if you plug in two chargers?
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Is Your Fast Charger Not Charging Fast? This Could Be Why
Fast Charging has been a lifesaver for smart phone users, enabling batteries to charge faster than ever, but it not working could indicate a bigger problem.
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How To Know It's Time To Replace The Brakes On Your Mower
An overlooked safety device on your riding lawnmower is going to be the brakes, which need to be inspected and replaced periodically, just like a car.
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Are Dishwashers More Sanitary Than Handwashing? This Is What Scientists Have To Say
Cleaning dishes is a daily task for most households, but is it better to wash them by hand or use a dishwasher? Here's the science.
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Why Do Kindle Batteries Last So Much Longer Than iPad Batteries?
Tablets, like iPads, measure their battery life in hours, while e-readers, like Kindles, measure it in weeks. The difference is due to display technology.
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5 Discontinued Handheld Gaming Consoles That Deserve A Modern Interpretation
Thanks to devices like the Steam Deck, we're in a new golden age of handheld gaming, but that doesn't mean we can't still look for great ideas in the past.
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