How To Safely Clean The Ports On Your Mac (And Why You Need To)
Overtime, the ports on your MacBook will accumulate dust, debris, and gunk. Here's why it's important to give them a cleaning and how to do it safely.
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The Most Powerful Pre-Built Computers Under $1,000
Things like "budget" and "pre-built computers" don't often go hand in hand, but there are actually plenty of good options for pre-built computers under $1,000.
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iPad Not Connecting To Wi-Fi? Here's How To Fix It
iPad's are excellent for work and leisure, but it can be frustrating if it won't connect to the Wi-Fi. Here are six troubleshooting tips to get you back online.
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10 Reasons To Consider A Used MacBook For Your Next Laptop
There's a lot of things to like about MacBooks, but the price isn't one of them. Getting one used can bring a lot of benefits at a more reasonable cost.
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Want To Change The Taskbar Location In Windows 11? Here's How To Move It
Changing the taskbar location in Windows 11 isn't the easiest task, but there are some ways to do it.
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5 Of The Best 1440p Monitors To Take Your Gaming To The Next Level
4K monitors may be high-res, but they can be expensive and require high-end equipment to get the best experience. These 1440p monitors are more budget-friendly.
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6 Affordable Magic Keyboard Alternatives For The iPad Pro
Apple's Magic Keyboard is a versatile accessory that changes how you can use an iPad, but it's expensive. Here are six affordable alternatives to consider.
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USB Flash Drive Or External Hard Drive Not Showing Up On Mac? Here's How To Fix It
If you are having trouble getting a USB flash drive or external hard drive to mount on your Mac, here are several things you can try to fix the issue.
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How To Undervolt Your GPU (And Why You Should)
Undervolting the GPU on your PC could help prolong the longevity of your graphics card, without necessarily reducing performance. Here's how to set it up.
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How To Authorize Your MacBook For Apple TV
So you've signed up for Apple TV and you want to use the service on your MacBook. The process isn't too hard, but having a handy guide makes everything easier.
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What To Check If Your Kindle Won't Download From Your Library
Kindles are an excellent way to have thousands of books available on one device, but if yours won't download from your library, here's what you need to check.
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Tips & Tricks For Making Your Apple AirPods Louder
AirPods are a great buy for anyone that uses Apple's devices and ecosystem, but if you're having trouble hearing out of them, these tips may help.
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How To Restart Your Chromebook: A Step-By-Step Guide
Chromebooks are an inexpensive way to get your daily tasks done, but if yours is running slow, it may need a restart. Here are a few ways on how to do it.
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Apple's iOS 18 Public Beta Is Here: How To Start Using It On Your iPhone
Apple has announced the release of the iOS 18 public beta, but before downloading the new version, there are some important things you need to know.
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USB Drive Not Showing Up On Windows: How To Fix It
There's nothing worse than plugging in a USB drive and nothing happening. It can be tricky to figure out why on Windows, so we have some suggestions.
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Does Your Raspberry Pi Need A Fan? Here's How Much Heat It Can Handle
Raspberry Pi single-board-computers are great for a lot of different tasks. Sometimes, they need more help staying cool though. Here's how to tell.
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5 Ways To Repurpose An Old MacBook
If you recently bought a new MacBook, there are a few ways you can repurpose your old MacBook. Some might be obvious, but others might be unexpected.
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Which MacBook Models Have 120Hz Displays?
Gamers and other users who are looking for high refresh rates should turn toward these MacBook models with 120Hz displays, or ProMotion in Apple's terms.
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How To Add A Website Shortcut To Your iPhone Home Screen
Web shortcuts are a great way to add easy access to any site from your iPhone home screen. And the best part is that this method works with multiple browsers.
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How To Fix The 'Windows Was Unable To Complete The Format' Error
Typically, setting up a USB disk or SD Card on Windows is easy. But, every once in a while, you run into trouble. Here's some ways to fix it.
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This Site Will Let You Step Back In Time And Browse The Old Internet
The old internet was filled with colorful text, pixelated icons, GIFs, and guestbooks. Now, a site called OldWeb.Today, can help you experience it all again.
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What To Check If Copy & Paste Keyboard Shortcuts Aren't Working On Your PC Or Mac
What would happen if Ctrl+C or Ctrl+V stopped working? As unthinkable as that might sound, it can and does happen to Mac and PC users.
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You Can Hide App Names On iPhone For iOS 18: Here's How
A lot of people are focused on AI features in Apple's iOS 18, but there are some smaller changes that are getting attention too.
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Why Apple Pay Later Is Being Discontinued Just One Year After Launch
Apple's foray into buy-now-pay-later is going through a shake up, but most users probably won't notice. The change means Apple is bringing on different lenders.
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How To Change Your Avatar Picture In Google Chrome
Your avatar is the way you're depicted on Gmail, Google Maps reviews, and of course when starting up Chrome. Here's how to make it more personalized.
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5 Apps That Let You Use Your iPhone As A Webcam
Did you know that you could use your iPhone as your webcam on your Mac in both native Apple apps and third-party apps? We show you how to set it up.
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4 Best iPad Features That'll Be Available Later This Fall
Apple recently announced new features and changes that you will be able to experience on your iPad soon. Here's a few of the best.
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