How To Download All Your Pictures And Videos From Google Photos At Once
If you want to save memories from your Google Photos, saving each pic one by one can be a headache. Here's how to do it all at once easily.
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How To Turn Off Call Forwarding On Your Android Phone
Call forwarding can be a useful feature if you're going to be away from your cell phone, but here's how you can turn it off once you're back with your device.
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How To Completely Uninstall McAfee From Your PC Or Mac
If McAfee antivirus came packaged with your PC or Mac and you want it gone, it might be a bit more complicated than just uninstalling it.
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What Does Local Data Mean On A Chromebook? (And How To Recover It)
Your Chromebook is lightweight and inexpensive for a reason -- it's meant to store most of its data in the cloud. But not everything can be kept there.
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Gaming Laptop Vs. Handheld Console: Which Device Is Better For Gamers?
Gaming laptops and handhelds now occupy the same space for many gamers, but which one is better suited for your particular style of gaming?
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How To Mirror Your iPhone To A PC (And Why You Might Want To)
Mirroring your phone to your PC can be incredibly useful, but mirroring an iPhone to a Windows PC isn't very straightforward. Here's what you need to do.
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How To Add Google Drive To Windows File Explorer (And Why You Might Want To)
Google Drive is a handy place to store your data, and it comes with a regular Gmail account. You can get more out of it by tying it to Windows File Explorer.
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Is Your Apple ID Greyed Out In Your iPhone Or iPad Settings? Here's How To Fix It
If you rely on your iPhone daily, not being able to fix your Apple ID is a huge issue that can cause serious headaches. Here's how to fix it.
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How To Mirror iPhone To TV (And Why You Might Want To)
The screen on you iPhone may be sharp and bright, but sometimes it’s just not large enough. Here are three ways to mirror your iPhone to your TV.
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How To Delete Bookmarks On iPhone (And What To Do If It's Not Working)
Deleting bookmarks on your iPhone is simple, whether they're stored within Safari's Bookmarks menu or directly on your home screen for quick access. Here's how.
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Why Your iPhone Is Shutting Down With Battery Left
Does your iPhone keep shutting down even though the battery is showing that it still has power? Here is why it may be shutting down and how to fix it.
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How To Erase And Format External Drives Using Your iPhone Or iPad
With iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, Apple has introduced the option to format storage devices, including hard disks, USB drives, and SD cards.
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Android User's Guide: How To Make Your Favorite Song Into A Ringtone
Although default Android ringtones have come a long way, they still pale in comparison to real music. Here's how to set your favorite song as your ringtone.
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Where Are Screenshots Saved On Windows? (And How To Change The Default Location)
Locating your saved screenshots isn't as complicated as it may seem. In this article, we'll show you the default locations and how to change them.
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Samsung TV Remote Not Working? Here Are A Few Fixes To Try
If you have a Samsung Smart TV whose remote has stopped working, don't panic. There are a few things you can try to get the remote back up and running.
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How To Enable & Change The AutoFill Info On Your iPhone (And Why You Might Want To)
You can save yourself the hassle (and security risk) of repeatedly typing out your address and payment info thank to Apple's AutoFill feature.
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Voicemail Not Working On Your iPhone? Here's How To Fix It
If you're waiting on important news but your iPhone's voicemail isn't working, it can be super frustrating. Here are a few methods to fix it.
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How To Schedule Your Gmail Emails On Your Phone Or Computer
The schedule send function in Gmail can ensure you send that important email on time, every time, and is really easy to use. Here's how to do it.
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iPad Camera Following You On Video Calls? Here's How To Turn Off Center Stage
iPad's Center Stage feature helps keep your face in frame on video calls, but sometimes the feature can get annoying. Here's how to turn it off.
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How To Reduce Photo File Size On Your Android (And Why You Might Want To)
Hi-resolution cameras have totally changed how people take photos on their phones, but they also result in much larger file sizes. Here's how to reduce them.
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How To Record Phone Calls On A Samsung Galaxy
Whether its for your own records or because you're just forgetful, recording your phone calls is incredibly simple on a Samsung Galaxy device.
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How To Set Up Emergency Features On Android (And Why You Might Want You)
Your phone is with you at every turn, making it an invaluable safety device, which is made all the easier with Android's built-in Emergency Features.
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How To Track Your Daily Steps Using Just Your Android Or iPhone
You don't need a fancy fitness tracker or smartwatch to track your daily steps - your Android or iPhone can effortlessly count them as you carry it.
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How To Disable The Annoying Samsung Wallet Swipe Up Gesture
Here's the steps to disable the Samsung Wallet swipe up gesture, allowing you to regain control over your phone's navigation.
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How To Mirror & Control Your Android Phone From A Windows PC
It's possible to mirror and control an Android phone from your Windows PC. You just have to know how to set up and enable the feature on compatible devices.
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How To Stop Your PlayStation From Automatically Turning Off Your TV
Although the PS5's ability to turn the TV on and off can be convenient most of the time, sometimes it gets annoying. Here's how to turn it off.
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How To Remove Red Eye From Photos On Android And iPhone
You don't need advanced editing software, you can fix the red-eye effect in photos on your smartphone.
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