Category: Tips & How To

The PlayStation 5’s SSD is one of the system’s most impressive aspects, as it loads games incredibly fast and enables tricks of

One of the Google Pixel 6’s most touted features is called “Magic Eraser.” It allows you to select objects in photos and

Whether you’re looking to subtract a single value from a number, or you want to perform multiple complex subtractions, Microsoft Excel makes

Like the Apple Pro Display XDR, Apple’s 2021 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models offer professional-level display performance and customization options. This

Apple provides many different ways to protect your privacy while using an iPhone or iPad, but iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 add

Battery life is very important, but some Android phones try a little too hard to stretch it out. You may notice apps

Snapping an image of your screen is super handy, whether you’re using a smartphone, a tablet, or a PC running Windows 11.

Just because you have a spreadsheet full of data doesn’t mean you want to see it all at once. You can hide

Automatic dark and light mode—a.k.a. night and day mode—is one of the best recent features of Android. What if your wallpaper could

Your iPad may not be as capable as a full-blown computer, but it’s no slouch when it comes to multitasking. iPadOS lets

Wrapping your text in Microsoft Excel keeps your easy to read. It also makes the width of your columns more consistent, which

Thanks to the release of macOS Monterey, Apple has introduced full AirPlay support on Mac, which means you can now ‌AirPlay‌ content

Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro models unexpectedly came with a display notch, or as Apple calls it, a camera housing, which sits dead

It may seem silly, but turning on a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC  is a necessary step to using your machine.

macOS Monterey introduced an easy way to jot down your thoughts in Apple Notes using a new hot corner shortcut. But if you