How to back up your iPhone to iCloud, Mac, Windows (and why you should)
How to back up your iPhone to iCloud, Mac, Windows (and why you should) We’ll also tell you what you need to know before backing up your iPhone or iPad.
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How to Join the Windows Insider Program on Windows 11
How to Join the Windows Insider Program on Windows 11 You can test out new Window features and bug fixes by joining the Windows Insider Program. If you want to join, here’s what you’ll need to do.
Read moreHow to Change Microsoft Edge to Search Google Instead of Bing
How to Change Microsoft Edge to Search Google Instead of Bing By default, Microsoft Edge uses Bing as its default search engine, but if you prefer something else—such as Google or DuckDuckGo—you can change it easily in the Settings menu. Here’s how, whether you’re running Edge on Windows 10, Windows 11, or Mac.
Read moreWhat Are Alexa Hunches, and How Do You Use Them?
What Are Alexa Hunches, and How Do You Use Them? Alexa Hunches allow Alexa to perform tasks such as turning off your living room lights when you head to bed–with your permission. Alexa keeps track of your habits, routines, and requests to perform these actions on hunches.
Read moreHow to Check the Word Count in Microsoft Word
How to Check the Word Count in Microsoft Word Depending on what you’re working on, such as an essay for a school assignment, you may have a specific word count you must reach (or not exceed). You can quickly tell what the current word count is in Microsoft Word.
Read moreUnless you manually change these settings, Google is still tracking you
Sorry, but unless you manually change these settings, Google is still tracking you Google stores your location and data history when you use any of its apps. We’ll show you how to turn that off.
Read moreWondershare PDF Reader Review
Wondershare PDF Reader Review Wondershare PDF Reader is a free and easy to use document reader for Windows PCs. If you’re interested, check out this comprehensive review.
Read moreYou Don’t Need That Many Browser Tabs Open
Listen, You Don’t Need That Many Browser Tabs Open I’m not here to tell you how to live your life. If you want to be constantly buried underneath a mountain of browser tabs, that’s your choice. But I think you can do better, and I’ll try to explain why.
Read moreHere’s How Firefox 95 Is Even More Secure
Here’s How Firefox 95 Is Even More Secure Mozilla is getting ready to release Firefox 95. While the list of new features won’t exactly set the browser world on fire, the security upgrade the browser is receiving is nothing short of impressive The browser now includes a novel sandboxing technology called RLBox, which will significantly improve the security offered by […]
Read more10 Important Google Maps Settings You Probably Don’t Know About
10 Important Google Maps Settings You Probably Don’t Know About Take advantage of these little-known features to get around a little easier.
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