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How to share your home network info with a QR code
It happens whenever friends and family come over—they’ll want to connect to your Wi-Fi network, and even if you can remember the complex password, more often than not, they have to manually type it in. Talk about a pain. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was an easy, secure way to share your wireless network? Well,…
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5 Android settings you need to turn off right now because they’re a huge security risk
You can customize your Android phone any way you like, so why not make it as secure as possible? One of the main reasons that people choose an Android smartphone over an iOS one, is the ability to customize and adjust every aspect of their device. From personalizing themes and icons to modifying aspects of the software, Android provides…
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How to easily find your lost Android phone
What’s new with Google’s Find My Device network? Google has recently expanded its Find My Device network, allowing you to track your Android phone even when it’s powered off or offline. This works by securely leveraging nearby Android devices to locate your phone, creating a powerful crowd-sourced tracking system. This feature is rolling out to many…
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5 Easy Fixes To Improve Weak Cell Phone Signal
The modern world is more connected than ever before, so it’s critical to improve weak cell phone signal whether you’re in a building, on a road trip, or in your RV. If this is a problem for you. After all, cellular networks have firmly established mobile phones as the primary access point for communication and a whole…
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What to do if your phone is lost or stolen: practical steps to restore peace of mind
From remotely locking your phone to changing passwords, do this quickly to protect yourself and restore peace of mind Smartphones contain the entirety of our modern lives, from photos, messages and memories to credit cards, bank accounts and all life admin, so when one gets lost or stolen it can be far worse than the cost of the…
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AMOLED and OLED displays: What’s the difference?
What is OLED? OLED is short for organic light-emitting diode, and true to the name, this display technology utilizes organic materials to light a screen. OLED displays are innately self-emitting. That means every single pixel emits its own light. The result: superior contrast, precise control, and quicker response times compared to LCDs.How does OLED work? At…
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How to reset a Lenovo laptop password
You go to log in to your Lenovo® laptop and realize you’ve forgotten your password. It happens to the best of us—maybe you recently changed it or haven’t used the device in a while. Whatever the reason, getting locked out can be frustrating. Here’s how to reset your Lenovo laptop password and regain access to your device.Common Lenovo password…
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Foldable and slim iPhones could soon become the new norm
Apple’s iPhone lineup is about to go through a huge shift, at least if this leak is to be believed — as will our list of the best smartphones. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo outlined the predicted release window for every single iPhone up until the second half of 2027, and we’re seeing new products becoming the new norm,…
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Are AirPods waterproof? Everything you need to know
If you recently bought a pair of Apple AirPods or are considering them because your research has shown that they are top-notch earbuds, you might be curious whether they are waterproof. The short answer is no, so it’s best to avoid using them in excessively rainy conditions or around water. However, if you are eyeing the latest…
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Fun things to ask ChatGPT now that it remembers everything
If you hadn’t heard, ChatGPT’s memory just got a whole lot better. Rolled out across the world to Plus and Pro users over the past few days, ChatGPT’s various models can now reference almost any past conversation you had. It doesn’t remember everything word for word, but can pull significant details, themes, and important points of…
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