The Most Impressive Features Of Apple's Most Expensive Product
You can get most of the same features in an Apple alternative that costs $3,000 less. So, what are you really paying for in this extremely Pro device?
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The Unexpected Consequences Of Not Cleaning Your Computer's Keyboard
Nowadays, many people use a computer, whether it's at home or work, but cleaning the keyboard often goes overlooked and can have negative consequences.
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5 Features Introduced In Windows 95 That You're Still Using Today
Windows 95 was one of the biggest PC releases of the 90s, and for good reason -- It laid a lot of the groundwork for how Windows works today.
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Key Warning Signs That Your SSD Might Be On Its Last Leg
If your computer uses an SSD for storage, there are some key warning signs to watch out for if your drive starts to fail. Here's what to watch for.
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How To Flip Your Monitor To Vertical In Windows (And Why You Should)
One way to spice up the productivity of your workstation can be flipping your monitor 90 degrees, so here's how to set up a vertical monitor for Windows.
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90s Nostalgia: Remember Jennifer Aniston And Matthew Perry's Windows 95 Introduction?
Back in the 1990s, Microsoft was about to fundamentally change the way you use Windows, and the best way to demonstrate it was in the most 90s way possible.
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Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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Why The Launch Of Windows 95 Was Such A Huge Deal
The first version of Windows with the modern look based on a Start menu, Windows 95 made computing, and internet access in particular, accessible to all.
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5 Essential Extensions Every Google Chrome User Should Have Installed
One convenience of Google Chrome is the level of extensions you can add to the browser to extend its functionality, add new features, and other additions.
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Windows 11 Copilot Explained: What It Is (And Why You Should Use It)
Windows 11 Copilot can be a great help when you're navigating various Windows products and services. Here's what it can do and where you'll find it.
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How To Change The Color Of The Taskbar In Windows 11
If you use a Windows PC, you probably look at the taskbar all day long. Why not spruce it up with a bit of color? The procedure only takes a minute.
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The 10 Most Iconic Apple Devices Ever Made (Did Your Favorite Make The List?)
Apple is an iconic company in the consumer electronics space, and as such, they have had their fair share of iconic devices over the years.
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5 Of The Best Bluetooth Keyboards For A Clean, Clutter-Free Desk
If you want a nice, compact, wireless keyboard to keep your desktop clutter-free, there are a lot of great options out there. Here are 5 of our favorites.
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How To Install MacOS Sonoma On Your Mac (And Which New Features You'll Get)
Apple has released macOS Sonoma for anyone to download and install on a supported Mac computer. Here's how to do that and why you should upgrade.
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How Often Should You Change Your PC's Thermal Paste, And Why Is It Necessary?
Thermal paste is all that stands between your computer's CPU and waves of heat that can damage and eventually destroy it. Learn how to change it properly.
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How To Use Vlookup In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
The trick to using Excel's VLOOKUP effectively is knowing what commands and values to use in what order.
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8 Of The Best Mini PCs On The Market Right Now, Ranked
Mini PCs are a great fit for those looking for the power of a workstation while still retaining the convenience of a laptop. Here are some of our favorites.
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The iMessage Feature That'll Make Your Emojis Even More Exciting
There's a hidden feature utilizing your favorite emojis that you may have been unaware of. Here's how it works.
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Lenovo ThinkVision 27 3D Monitor: First Look, No Glasses Required
Lenovo introduced its own 3D computer monitor that does not require glasses. It's a 27-inch monitor designed to be used by hybrid workers and 3D creators alike.
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WhatsApp For Mac Gets A Facelift, Support For Group Calling
Much like Windows received earlier this year, WhatsApp on Mac is receiving a significant update that will optimize and enhance the app on Mac devices.
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Threads' Long-Awaited Desktop Version May Finally Be Launching Soon
Can a web version of Meta's Threads bring back users that tried the Twitter rival but then drifted away? We may not have long to wait to find out.
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Top 4 Remote Desktop Apps For Android
If you need an app to remotely log into your Mac or Windows PC, these picks (some free, others paid) will serve you well.
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Reddit's Latest Major Outage Hit Both Desktop And Mobile
Reddit was hit with a brief but widespread outage on Wednesday, one that took down both its desktop website and its mobile app for some users worldwide.
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10 Of The Best Portable Monitors That Will Boost Your Productivity When Working On The Go
Need a spare screen? Check out 10 of the best portable monitors that will boost your productivity when working on the go.
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Geekom AS 6 Review: Desktop Power In A Pocket-Sized PC
The Geekom AS 6 is the latest in a line of tiny PCs made to deliver desktop-sized power in a rather unassuming and simple piece of upgradeable hardware.
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Google Password Manager Soups Up Security, Gets A Dedicated Space On Desktop
Google Password Manager is rolling out some new and upcoming changes on mobile and desktop to bring it closer to a full-fledged password storing app.
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Lenovo Unleashes A Slew Of ThinkStation Desktops And ThinkPad Laptops
Lenovo has taken the wraps off its latest workstation desktops and laptops, giving fans a look at the ThinkPad and ThinkStation models in the pipeline.
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