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  • close-up of vinyl record
    By David Bixenspan 12 months ago

    5 Audiophile Products That Didn't Hold Up Under Scrutiny

    The audiophile world has exacting standards, which is fine when products live up to their promise. But sometimes they didn't, and it got ugly.

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  • Web browser virus pop-up
    By Lynnae Williams 12 months ago

    Are Google Chrome Virus Notifications Real?

    We've all gotten pop-up virus notifications on Google Chrome. But are these alerts real, and should you be concerned about potential risks to your computer?

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  • Generic Android streaming stick circa 2012
    By David Bixenspan 12 months ago

    What Are Those 'IPTV Sticks' Advertised On Twitter, And Are They Legal?

    Ads for TV streaming sticks are all over social media these days, promising access to all sorts of cool content. But are they legal? Here's everything to know.

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  • Google Chrome black background macbook
    By Jam Kotenko 12 months ago

    Not Sure Where Google Chrome Downloads Go On Your Computer? Changing These Settings Can Help

    It's important to know where every document, image, video, or other file is ending up on your machine. With this tweak in settings you can have more control.

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  • Prime day on tape
    By Dave McQuilling 12 months ago

    How Prime Invite-Only Deals Work For Amazon Prime Day

    Prime Day is coming this mid-July, but if you don't want to miss out on the discounted prices for Prime Members, here's how the invite-only deals work.

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  • no internet logo on laptop
    By Pranav Bhardwaj 12 months ago

    How To Fix The No Internet, Secured Error On Windows

    PC errors can be incredibly frustrating, especially if it affects your ability to connect to the internet. Here's how to fix the No Internet, Secured error.

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  • Woman watching TV using wireless headphones
    By Joe Brown 12 months ago

    Can You Use Any Wireless Headphones With A TV? Here's What You Need To Know

    Headphones can make TV more immersive and fun, but connecting them isn't always straight forward. Here are the different ways wireless headphones work with TVs.

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  • Individual gaming at a PC with headset on
    By Mark LoProto 12 months ago

    Are Wi-Fi Mesh Systems Good For Gaming? Here's What To Know

    Here is everything you need to know about Wi-Fi mesh systems and how they can affect your online gaming experience.

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  • Chrome Web Store home page
    By Lynnae Williams June 23rd, 2024

    Are Google Chrome Extensions Safe? What You Need To Know Before Installing

    Chrome extensions can enhance your browsing experience, but some can be harmful and exploit users. Find out how to use Chrome extensions in a safe way.

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  • Open lock with Chrome logo
    By Pranav Bhardwaj June 20th, 2024

    How To View Your Saved Passwords In Google Chrome

    The saved passwords feature in Chrome can be a little hard to find. Here's our step-by-step instructions to help for Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices.

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  • TV with the Amazon Prime video app loaded
    By David Bixenspan June 19th, 2024

    The Risk You Take When Buying Certain TVs On Amazon

    Amazon may be The Everything Store, but it's not perfect. There are factors you should be aware of to avoid unscrupulous TV vendors and stay safe on Amazon.

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  • signal symbols on tall buildings
    By Danny Bojic June 19th, 2024

    Pros & Cons Of Using A Wi-Fi Mesh System For Your Home

    If you're not getting good Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home, a Wi-Fi mesh network may be your solution. Here's how they work, and whether you should get one.

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  • Person connecting to VPN laptop
    By Lynnae Williams June 10th, 2024

    5 VPN Features You'll Kick Yourself For Not Using

    Once you start using some of the great but lesser-known features of your Virtual Private Network, you'll wonder how you ever got by without them.

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  • T-Mobile storefront
    By Danny Bojic June 8th, 2024

    Is T-Mobile Home Internet Really Unlimited?

    T-Mobile is most known for its cell service, but it provides wireless home internet too. If you're considering it, there are important things to know.

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  • Microsoft Authenticator app on phone
    By Adnan Ahmed June 6th, 2024

    What Is The Microsoft Authenticator App, And Do You Need It?

    Microsoft Authenticator has become a popular option for two-step authentication. Here's how to get the most out of the profile security app.

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  • Verizon store logo
    By Mikael Trench June 6th, 2024

    How Fast Is Verizon 5G Home Internet And How Many Devices Can You Connect?

    Are you considering signing up for one of Verizon's 5G Home Internet plans? Let's discuss how fast they are and how many devices can be connected.

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  • People walking in front of a T-Mobile Store
    By Rahul Srinivas June 5th, 2024

    T-Mobile Home Internet Backup Could Keep You Online In An Outage, But You Need To Do The Math First

    If your internet service frequently goes down, T-Mobile's Home Internet Backup plan may be for you. The price may make it impractical for many, though.

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  • facebook logo on a smartphone
    By Jam Kotenko June 5th, 2024

    How To Create An Additional Facebook Profile (And Why You Might Want To)

    If you are faced with Facebook fatigue, you may find yourself wanting to create a brand-new account.

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  • Ticketmaster iPhone app page
    By Jam Kotenko June 4th, 2024

    How To Change Your Ticketmaster Password (And Why You Should)

    Ticketmaster suffered a data breach affecting over 500 million customers' personal information. If you used the platform, here's how to change your password.

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  • Max logo on TV with popcorn in front
    By Eli Becht June 4th, 2024

    Max Joins Other Streamers In Hiking Prices, And This Time Ad-Free Plans Are Going Up

    Many streaming services have raised prices recently. Max joins other streamers in hiking prices, and this time ad-free plans are going up, too.

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  • facebook mobile app icon
    By Jam Kotenko June 3rd, 2024

    How To Limit Who Can Find You On Facebook

    If you've been having random people add you on Facebook or want to protect your privacy, here's how to limit who can find you on Facebook step-by-step.

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  • Wi-Fi router
    By David Bixenspan June 1st, 2024

    T-Mobile Home Internet Away Vs Starlink Roam: Which Plan Is Best For You?

    If you love streaming movies and shows while RVing, there's the T-Mobile Home Internet Away plan or the Starlink Roam plan. But which is superior?

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  • Google flights homepage on smartphone
    By Lynnae Williams May 21st, 2024

    Google Flights Search Features You Should Be Using

    Searching for flights can be frustrating because the prices always change. Luckily, we have gathered the Google Flight features you should be using.

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  • Myspace logo on smartphone screen
    By Jonathan H. Kantor May 19th, 2024

    What Happened To MySpace And Who Owns It Now?

    At one point, Myspace was the most popular social media site, but that faded over time. So, where is the company now, and who owns it? Here's what we know.

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  • Google IO signage/sculpture outside the Shoreline Ampitheatre on May 14, 2024
    By David Bixenspan May 15th, 2024

    The Top 4 Google IO Announcements That Weren't Confusing AI

    Google just did its keynote presentation highlighting recent AI integrations, and some were confusing. However, other features were straightforward.

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  • Google keynote presentation
    By Cody D. Campbell May 14th, 2024

    Was Google's Big AI Announcement Ruined By OpenAI's GPT-4o?

    Google just gave its keynote presentation highlighting its Gemini integration on the platform, but did OpenAI's GPT-4o ruin it? Here's what you need to know.

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  • Google keynote presentation
    By Cody D. Campbell May 14th, 2024

    Google's AI Search Overview Launches In The US Today, With Big Plans For The Future

    Google gave a keynote speech emphasizing the upcoming integrations using its AI software Gemini, but was it impressive? Here's everything you need to know.

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