13 Of The Most Useful Ways To Use NFC Automations At Home
NFC automations are slowly taking over, and that extends to your home. These are the most useful ways to take advantage of NFC automation at home.
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This Country Has The Most Expensive Internet (And It's By A Lot)
If you think your Internet bill is high, you'll be surprised to find it's likely a fraction of what users in one country pay in order to connect to the web.
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Snapchat's Charging Certain Users Now For Saving Photos & Videos - Here's Why, And How Much
A major change to Snapchat may leave some users losing their Memories if they don't subscribe to a new service. Here's how to know if you're affected.
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6 Reasons You Need An Ad Blocker (And It's Not Just For Ads)
If you're not using an ad blocker, what are you waiting for? These are six reasons to have an ad blocker, and SlashGear has recommendations.
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This State Has Some Of America's Biggest AI Users (Here's What They're Doing With It)
Wondering which states use the most AI? It might not be who you think. New data reveals a surprising contender making major moves in America’s AI revolution.
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Walmart Has An Answer To Amazon's Prime Day, But The Deals Run Even Longer
Walmart is going head-to-head with Amazon’s October sale, but with a longer timeline and broader access. Here’s how it could shake up holiday shopping.
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Is Buying A Used Router A Security Risk?
A new router can be an investment, especially if you're in the market for a gaming router. Is it safe to buy a used router to save money instead?
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Here's How Much Data TikTok Uses Per Hour
If you've ever wondered if the constant scroll of TikTok videos takes a toll on your data usage, we have the answer. We tested how much data the video app uses.
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Starlink Vs. Viasat: How Do These Home Satellite Internet Services Compare?
Compare Starlink and Viasat satellite internet services by speed, latency, data limits, pricing, and contracts to see which provider fits your home best.
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Why Do Amazon Sellers Have Such Strange Brand Names?
Browse around Amazon enough and you start to notice a lot of unique, almost bizarre, names for approved sellers on there. There is some sense in that chaos.
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What Is The Neptune App And Who Owns The Social Media Company?
Neptune claims to be a “creator-first” app without the pressure of likes and follows. Discover what it is, how it works, and who owns the company.
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What Does 'Military Grade Encryption' Really Mean On A VPN?
If you're shopping around for a VPN, you may have come across providers who tout "military grade encryption", but what does that actually mean?
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Yes, You Can Go Back To The Old YouTube Layout - Here's How
There may not be an official solution, but there are ways to get the classic YouTube layout for your browser. Here's how to change the appearance.
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How To See Who Unfollowed You On Instagram
Wondering who ditched your Instagram? A simple data download plus a handy tool can reveal unfollowers; though not the exact day they left.
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Microsoft Outlook: Why Your Email View Changed (And How To Fix It)
Did you log into Microsoft Outlook and noticed nothing looked the way it did yesterday? It could be due to a recent change. Here's how to fix it.
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What Exactly Does The Reset Button On A Router Do? Here's When To Use It
Ever wondered what happens when you press that tiny reset button on your router? It wipes everything back to default, so use it wisely.
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Why Amazon Does Not Accept PayPal (And What You Can Use Instead)
While many online retailers are happy to take PayPal payments, Amazon doesn't offer it as an option. We look at why this is and reveal a workaround.
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What Happens If You 'Reply All' To A BCC Email?
Did you accidentally click "Replay All" on a BCC email? You may be worried everyone on the contact list will receive it, but here's what you need to know.
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What's The Difference Between A Wi-Fi Extender And A Booster?
Wi-Fi extender or booster: which one should you get? They’re sound similar but not quite the same. Know which one to choose as per your needs.
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How To Get Faster Internet Speeds On Your Android Phone
Are you not happy with the Internet speed you're getting on your Android phone? A few tweaks to your device can make sure you're getting the best speed.
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Why Google Chrome Keeps Defaulting To Bing Search (And How To Fix It)
Are you having trouble with Google Chrome constantly defaulting to Bing instead of your preferred search engine? Here's how you may be able to fix it.
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Yes, You Can Watch Netflix On Your Peloton - Here's How To Make It Work
If you're wanting to watch streaming services like Netflix on your Peloton's built-in display, a simple workaround exists thanks to its Android capabilities.
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5 Things You Can Do With The USB Port On Your Modem
Most modems' primarily utility comes from the power and ethernet ports. If your modem has USB support, however, there are ways to take advantage of them.
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Starlink: What Is Bypass Mode & How Do You Use It?
Do you use a Starlink for your Internet, but find its lacking in a number of features? Bypass mode and a third-party router may be the solution you need.
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Here's What You Should Do To Optimize Your Wi-Fi Router's Capabilities When Setting It Up
Setting up a new router? A few smart tweaks, like where you place it and how you secure it, can make a big difference in speed and stability.
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How Does Opera's VPN Work? (And What You Should Know Before Using It)
In this day in age, VPNs are vital to protect your personal information, but do free services like Opera work? Here's everything you need to know.
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4 Warning Signs Your Smart Home Has Been Hacked
If you've got smart devices like cameras, speakers, or lights around the house, you may be concerned about how secure they are. Here's what you need to know.
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