Microsoft's AI Recall Feature Is A Search Engine For Everything You've Ever Done On Your PC
Microsoft has just announced an AI feature called Recall, which is a search engine for everything you've ever done on your PC. Here's how it works.
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5 Signs That Your CPU Is Failing On Your PC Or Laptop
CPUs can also be pretty delicate. If you're experiencing weird bugs, crashes, and reboots on your computer, CPU issues might be why. Here's how to find out.
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How To Change Your Apple ID Password
It's important your passwords are strong and secure. That especially includes the Apple ID, which a hacker could use to take control of your devices.
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How To Scan For Malware & Viruses In Microsoft Defender For Mac
Are you a Mac user who has recently purchased Microsoft Defender? This is how you can utilize the antivirus solution to scan your device for threats.
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Apple M4: How Much Better Is It Really?
Apple has unveiled a new generational leap in its Apple Silicon chips. The M4 is on the way, less than a year after the M3 was released. Here's what to know.
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Can Raspberry Pi 5 Run Windows 11? Here's What We Know
The Raspberry Pi 5 is considered a major upgrade to the popular mini-computer product line. Now, it's time to see how far we can push it.
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Is The RTX 4090 Still Good For Gaming In 2024?
Every PC gamer knows that your games are only as good as your GPU. But with Nvidia's 5000-series cards just around the corner, should you wait for an upgrade?
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What Is A CPU? Everything You Need To Know About Central Processing Units
What clock speed, core capabilities, and heat dispersion techniques should use for your CPU? Here's everything you need to know about central processing units.
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How To Troubleshoot Your Laptop Keyboard Not Typing
In some ways, a malfunctioning keyboard on a laptop can be worse than having a similar issue with a desktop
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iPhone AirDrop Not Working? Here Are 7 Ways To Fix It
Since launch a decade ago, AirDrop has evolved to be an invaluable data-sharing mechanism across Apple's host of devices. But it doesn't always work.
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Your Smart TV Might Be Attacking Your Windows PC: Here's How
No one expects their nice smart TV to start attacking their Windows PC. Here's how you can figure out if it's happening to you, and what to do about it.
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How To Add Microsoft Defender Browser Protection To Google Chrome
If you spend any time browsing the internet, chances are you're using Google's Chrome web browser. Now, Microsoft has an extension to help keep your PC safe.
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5 Of The Best Steam Deck Screen Protectors You Can Find On Amazon
The Steam Deck is an incredible device that packs the power of a PC in a handheld. But it's not cheap, and you should take care of it, starting with the screen.
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EU Gives Apple Six Months To Open Up The iPad To Third Party App Stores
In a statement, commissioners said Apple has six months to make the changes for iPads in the European Union or face hefty fines.
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This Windows 11 Feature Can Help Reduce Nighttime Eye Strain — Here's How To Set It Up
Electronic devices emit blue light, which could potentially damage your eyes. If you are running Windows 11, use this feature to reduce eye strain.
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5 Ways To Troubleshoot A Mac That Isn't Charging When Plugged In
When your MacBook's battery stops charging, before you swap it out for a new battery, try these troubleshooting steps to see if you can bring it back to life.
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Snapdragon X Plus CPUs Are Coming To Windows Laptops With Improved Battery Life In Tow
Snapdragon is making a play for Windows laptops, boasting some incredible processing without sacrificing any battery life from its X Plus mobile CPUs.
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Android 15 Could Compete With Samsung's Coolest Feature: Here's How
Test versions of Android 15 indicate Google may be creating a feature that competes directly with one of Samsung's best for its Galaxy devices.
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5 Apps To Install On Your MacBook If You Are Switching From Windows
Going from a Windows computer to a MacBook is a big switch with a learning curve. Here are five apps to download to make the transition easier.
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What Are Military Grade Laptops And Should You Buy One?
Military grade laptops are designed and produced to withstand the elements in a variety of tougher situations. But does that mean you shouldn't buy one?
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Here's Where Lenovo Products Are Made Today
As one of the largest PC makers in the world, Lenovo employs a similarly international supply chain to power a quarter of the total shipments of PCs worldwide.
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10 Of The Best Budget Laptops For College Students, Ranked
A dependable laptop is an absolute necessity in college. Here are 10 affordable laptops that will work great for any college student on a budget.
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How To Use Google's New Find My Device Network For Android
Google is rolling out its new Find My Device network to provide assistance to Android users when they've misplaced anything from a phone to their headphones.
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How To Unprotect An Excel Worksheet
Microsoft Excel is immensely popular for both professional and personal spreadsheet needs. Here are the steps for unprotecting your worksheet.
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5 Ways Your Personal Information May End Up On The Dark Web
As technology advances, cybersecurity has never been more important. Here are some ways your information can be stolen, and what you can do to protect yourself.
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How To Upgrade Windows 11 From Home To Pro
Depending on your needs, Windows 11 Pro might be more beneficial than the Home version. Here's how to upgrade this operating system and get started.
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Can You Really Save Money By Booking Flights In Incognito Mode?
Some travelers swear that searching for flights on an incognito browser gets them better deals. Here's what we know about whether that really saves you money.
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