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đ§ Blurry screenshots? Set your screen to the highest resolution so they look crystal clear. On Windows, head to Settings > System > Display. For Mac, open System Settings > Displays. Multiple monitors? Click the one you want to adjust. Pro tip: Donât zoom in or the quality will drop.
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Ever stumble across a setting and think, âWait, why didnât I set this up sooner?â
Turn your phone into a shortcut machine with this hidden feature. Let me introduce you to Back Tap.
Maybe this photo is a little bit dramatic. BUT, electronics are exploding.
Everything from your phone to your e-bike runs on lithium-ion. While batteries are small energy wonders, theyâre also tiny explosives just begging for an excuse to ruin your day. Or your house. Or your entire block.
đ NotebookLM is getting an upgrade this week: Until now, you had to manually upload files and links for the AI research assistant. Well, not anymore. A new Discover button (look for the magnifying glass) is coming to the Sources panel. Click it, type in a topic or question and the AI will search the web and return up to 10 links with summaries. Pretty neat.
LinkedIn isnât just a digital rĂŠsumĂŠ graveyard full of corporate buzzwords and âLetâs circle backâ types. This is the one social platform where being smart actually works in your favor. Over 250 million folks in the United States use LinkedIn. You probably do, too, but youâre not using it right.
Mention taking a trip to Antarctica near your phone, and suddenly every screen you own starts pushing parkas. You didnât search it. Didnât type it. Definitely didnât ask your smart speaker to recommend thermal underwear. But the âVisit Antarcticaâ ads found you anyway. So how did they know?
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your phone, laptop or maybe finally grabbing that gaming console, hereâs your sign: Do. It. Now. Not ânext paycheckâ now. But now.
đ¨ Thanks to a fresh batch of tariffs, tech prices are about to go full popcorn ceiling, high and not looking cute.
đĄď¸ 1 billion malware programs, 1 easy fix: Antivirus software scans your system for viruses, ransomware and other threats and removes them before they cause damage. Protect five devices for only $19 â cheaper than your last impulse DoorDash.
đ Diamonds arenât forever: What if a mystery red box with a diamond ring arrived in your mail? Ask Tiffany Grove. She got one from the âGlobal Gemological Research Academy,â did some digging and realized it was a scam. It came with a QR code for a âwarrantyâ that leads to a phishing site. Apparently, the only gem theyâre offering is emotional damage. Donât scan it, just report it.
We all love a clean house, but what about your digital life? Clutter builds up fast: old contacts, forgotten files, 127 versions of the same photo and a desktop thatâs basically an overflowing junk drawer.
That doesnât just hog storage, it slows down your tech and drains your focus.
Oh, that familiar quick pat of the pockets and the spike of panic when you realize your phone is no longer on your person. Maybe itâs in the car. Maybe you left it at the coffee shop. You open Find My Phone.
Itâs too late, you might as well be looking for a TI-84 calculator. If your phone isnât prepped ahead of time, you might never get it back.