Where Microsoft's First Employees Are Today
Bill Gates is known for being the co-founder and face of Microsoft, but he had help in the beginning. So, where are the first Microsoft employees today?
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Where Facebook's First Employees Are Today
What started in a college dorm room in 2004, is now one of the biggest social media platform on the internet. But where are Facebooks first employees today?
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How To Get Around Region Locked Games On A Nintendo Switch
Did you know that you can get around region lock on your Nintendo Switch and play games from all over the world? In fact, it's easier than you may think.
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Trying To Reach Apple Support On X? Good Luck
Apple's support team is undergoing a big shift in how it communicates with customers, with the company rejecting X in place of old-school phone calls.
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Roku Vs Amazon Fire TV Stick: Which Has More Free TV And Movies?
Roku and Amazon Fire TV Stick are two of the biggest players in the streaming market, but which one is better for getting free TV shows and movies?
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5 Of The Best Portable Monitors For Your Xbox Or PS5
Portable monitors give your gaming console wings, letting you play your favorite games anywhere you like, including outdoors. Here are some of the best.
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How To Get Around NFL Blackouts In Your Area
Nothing is more frustrating then not being able to watch your favorite NFL team due to a blackout. However, this a way to get around this and watch your team.
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16 Streaming Services Ranked Worst To Best
The crowded market of streaming services makes it hard to decide what to subscribe to. This ranking will help you decide which services are worth the costs.
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The Extra Benefit Of Connecting Your Amazon Fire TV With An Alexa Smart Speaker
Sure, every Fire TV remote has a button for Alexa, but once you link your Fire TV and an Amazon Echo device, you won't need to bother with that either.
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How To Fix An Apple TV Remote That Won't Charge
If your Siri or Apple TV remote won't charge, chances are it's not due to a dud battery. Here are some fixes.
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5 Of The Best Apps Every PC Gamer Should Have Installed
After weeks of research, you've put together the perfect PC gaming rig. Now, here are five apps you need to streamline your gaming sessions.
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5 Key Signs That Your TV Is On Its Last Legs
Sometimes, a TV issue is a simple settings change or swapping of a cable. In other cases, though, they can signify that your TV is not long for this world.
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The Best 5 PS5 Controller Charging Stations You Can Buy
Charging stations are a great way to charge and store your DualSense controllers at the same time. Here are some solid options for PS5 owners.
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How To Make An Old Speaker Smart With A Raspberry Pi
You don't need Alexa or Nest Home to add smarts to your sound system. You can create your own audio controller using a Raspberry Pi and some handy software.
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How To Play Xbox Game Pass Cloud Games On Fire TV
Even if you don't own an Xbox or a Samsung TV, gamers can use their Fire TV stick to play Xbox Game Pass games by using this integrated browser.
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How To Use Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons To Control Your Phone's Camera
The Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con controllers are versatile for playing games on the portable console, but they can serve some unique functions on other devices.
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How To Make A Raspberry Pi Minecraft Server
Raspberry Pi microcomputers can be a great option for hosting your Minecraft world as long as you don't mind doing the work to set it up.
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How To Add Parental Controls To Your Amazon Fire TV
Parents looking to clamp down and supervise their children's viewing habits can do so with Amazon Fire TV, with convenient pin security and restrictions.
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How To Turn Off Auto-Play On Your Amazon Fire TV
If you've ever been annoyed with videos on your Fire TV auto playing when you've had the temerity of pausing on them, you can turn that off. We'll show you how.
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How To Replace The Battery In Your Apple TV Remote
The first few generations of Apple TV remotes were powered by standard, store-bought batteries, but you may be in trouble if a newer remote isn't charging.
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ChatGPT Can Finally Browse The Web, But Free Users Have To Wait
OpenAI is ready to give ChatGPT access to the internet, meaning you'll no longer see those "September 2021" messages. Premium users get priority, though.
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Meta Quest 3 Fully Revealed With Snapdragon XR2 Gen 2, October Release Date
The next iteration of Meta's successful VR/AR headset is on the way this fall with the Meta Quest 3, boasting solid performance and visual upgrades.
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Capcom Thinks You Should Pay Console Prices For Playing Resident Evil 4 On Mobile
While console and PC players enjoy Resident Evil 4's rebirth, mobile gamers will have to wait, and then pay just as much as for any other platform.
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How To Secure Your Nintendo Account With A Passkey (And Keep Your Games Safe)
The debate over digital security is over. Strict measures have been shown to be necessary, including two-factor authentication and the use of passkeys.
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Is Hulu Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If Hulu is giving you problems, it can be difficult to know if it's an operator error or if there is more going on, but luckily, there are ways to check.
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The FCC Has Big Plans To Restore Net Neutrality
The FCC has turned its attention to net neutrality. The agency aims to designate the internet an essential service, saying broadband isn't a mere luxury.
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How To Use Spotify's New Jam Feature (And Where To Find It)
Spotify is introducing the new 'Spotify Jam' feature to make it more convenient for several listeners to craft a queue of music right in the moment.
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