How To Rotate The Screen On Your Chromebook
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Why Your AirPods Keep Pausing And How To Fix It
There are several reasons why your Airpods may be cutting out, but there are also a couple of easy fixes. -
How To Clear The WhatsApp Cache On Your Android Phone
If WhatsApp is suddenly starting to work slowly, or is otherwise having issues with basic functionality, there's an easy step to help reset the app. -
Why Your Android Phone's Keyboard Isn't Showing Up, And How To Fix It
It can be super frustrating when your Android phone's keyboard doesn't show up, so we have some tips and tricks you can try to get it back up and running. -
How To Schedule Or Automate iPhone's Always-On Display
Apple's cool new always-on display currently doesn't have any options to automate when it turns on or off, but that will be changing in iOS 16.4. -
3 Easy Ways To Select Multiple Files On A Mac
Whether you're moving a bunch of photos on to your Mac, or you just need to organize your files in bulk, moving multiple files on Mac is very efficient. -
How To Clear The Google Maps App Cache On Your Android Phone
If you frequently use Google Maps and you've noticed that it seems to load more slowly than you're used to, we have a few suggestions to try. -
Gmail Tips: How To Undo Sent Emails On Desktop And Mobile
The unsend feature in Gmail allows users to recall a sent email immediately in case of any typos or other errors. Here's how to use it and why you should. -
What To Do If Your Android Phone's Microphone Isn't Working
If your microphone stops working on your Android phone it can be a real problem. We have a few steps you can take to try to get back up and running again. -
Here's How To View Instagram Stories Anonymously
For whatever reason, if you wish to view an Instagram Story anonymously, there are some ways to do it without your account showing as one of the viewers. -
How To Check Your Chromebook's Expiration Date (And Why It's Important To Know)
Whether it's for browsing the internet or running the latest apps, Chromebooks rely heavily on software updates. -
What You Need To Do If Windows 11 Is Stuck Updating
If you're stuck trying to update Windows 11, there are a few things you can do to try and clear things up. Here are some steps to get you back up and running. -
5 Chromebook Keyboard Shortcuts Every User Should Know
If you use a Chromebook as your daily computer, there are a lot of keyboard shortcuts you can use to ramp up your productivity. Here are some of our favorites. -
5 Ways To Free Up Storage Space On Your PS5
The PlayStation 5 comes with 825GB of storage, which sounds like a lot until you discover how big PS5 games are. Here's how to free up space on your PS5. -
5 Ways To Boost Your PlayStation 5 Controller's Battery Life
If you want to squeeze a few more hours of life out of your Playstation 5 DualSense controllers, we have a few tips to share on how to do that. -
Here's How Long Samsung Phones Last
Samsung is one of the most prolific and popular manufacturers of Android smartphones, but can they go the distance? There are a few factors to consider. -
You Can Set A Timer On Your Samsung Galaxy For Photos. Here's How
If you want to be part of a photo, you can set up a timer on any Galaxy phone that allows you to press the shutter button and move into the frame. -
What To Do If Your iPhone Won't Turn On
Maybe you dropped it or haven't used it for several days and now your iPhone won't power on. You don't need to contact support just yet. Try these tips first. -
Top 5 Android Phones For Gaming In 2023
Gaming phones can do everything a regular phone does but also boast high refresh rate displays, powerful processors, and exceptional cooling mechanisms. -
The Samsung Galaxy Hidden Lock Screen Feature Users Probably Never Notice
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has a neat hidden feature on the lock screen that you may not know about. We'll show you how to turn it on and how to use it. -
How To Factory Reset An Unresponsive Android Phone
Is your Android phone unresponsive and you've already tried several fixes to no avail? You might have to reset it to factory settings. The process is simple. -
What To Do If Your Windows 10 PC Keeps Disconnecting From Wi-Fi
If you're having trouble keeping your Wi-Fi connected with your Windows 10 PC, we have a few suggestions for things you can try to correct the trouble. -
Here's How To Lock Chrome's Incognito Mode Tabs With Your Fingerprint On iPhone
Chrome on iPhone has a security measure that allows you to lock your incognito tabs behind a biometric lock. We'll show you how to enable that. -
What To Do If You Can't Find An App On Your Android Phone
You need to open the app for a coffee shop so you can pay, but you can't find it anywhere on your phone. Thankfully, you can avoid this with a few tips. -
How To Customize The Lockscreen On Your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 can pull off some neat tricks, and some of the coolest are on the lock screen. Find out how to personalize it to your taste. -
Apple Hide My Email Alternatives For Android Users
The useful Hide My Email service from Apple is obviously exclusive to iPhone/Mac users, but there are alternatives for Android users to take advantage of. -
Why You May Need To Clear Your Cache On Amazon Fire TV Stick
If an app you're trying to use on a Fire TV Stick is taking forever to load or experiencing glitches, you can likely fix the issue by clearing the cache.
