The Google Chrome Trick That'll Save You Time When Downloading Files
The Chrome Web Store has an add-on that can make it easier for you to save files and get to them from any computer that has access to your Google account.
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Is Facebook Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
Facebook, like any social media platform, can experience outages. Here's where to look if you suspect one.
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7 Of The Best Websites To Join If You're Looking For A Job
Employment websites abound on the internet. There are so many, in fact, that it can be hard to find the right one for your search. That's where we come in.
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How To Add A Home Button To Google Chrome (And Why You Should)
Adding the home button to Google Chrome can be handy, so you can return the search bar without needing to open another tab. Here is how you do it.
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How To Re-Open A Tab You Accidentally Closed On Google Chrome
Nothing is more frustrating than working on something and accidentally exiting out of your web browsers. However, there is a way to re-open the tabs.
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Google Fiber Announces 20 Gig Speeds As It Sets Its Sights On Wi-Fi 7
Google Fiber is rolling out networks as fast as 20Gbps in the near future, but its implementation is likely to frustrate potential customers.
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The Google Chrome Feature You Need To Try The Next Time You Send A Link
Google Chrome has a neat feature for sharing online text that can be done on desktop or via mobile phone.
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The Strange History Surrounding Cicada 3301: The Internet's Most Complex Puzzle
A decade ago, a series of convoluted puzzles claimed to be looking for "highly intelligent individuals." Was Cicada 3301 a recruiting tool or merely a prank?
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The Chrome Address Bar Just Added New Features You'll Use Every Day
Today, Google has added new features to the Chrome address bar on desktop and IOS and Android devices, including autocorrect, site suggestions, and more.
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YouTube Revamps News To Put Focus On Authoritative Sources
In an attempt to curb the spread of misinformation, while upping views and keeping folks informed, YouTube is revamping its News section with new features.
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Twitter's Latest Test Puts Some New Users In Read-Only Mode Unless They Pay
X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing a controversial idea: requiring users to pay a small annual fee in order to access basic features like posting.
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YouTube Is Rolling Out Dozens Of New Features Including An Audio Stabilizer
YouTube is rolling out a bunch of new features, including an audio stabilizer, profile updates, a Lock Screen, subscriber light-up animation, and much more.
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Why Is Your Ethernet Slower Than WiFi (And What You Can Do To Fix It)?
Usually, an ethernet cable is a quick way to get fast internet, but if it's working slower than your Wi-Fi, you should check the cable, software, and hardware.
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You Need To Make Sure Your Web Browser Is Updated, Here's Why
No matter if you use Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, or Safari, it's important to update your web browsers to protect yourself from hackers.
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3 Signs Your Computer's Webcam Might Have Been Hacked
While technology can be helpful for everyday tasks, they are susceptible to being hacked. If you use a webcam, there are three things to watch for.
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Here's What Really Happens When You Accept Cookies
A lot of websites invite you to accept their cookies, but what is a cookie, and what does it mean? Should you accept them? We've got all the info here.
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How To Stop Random People From Requesting Your Location On Google Maps
Complete strangers may be able to request access to your location in real time on Google Maps. Here's how to avoid that.
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Details About Kylie Jenner's Private Jet That Will Amaze You
One luxury of being a celebrity is being able to have the resources to own a private jet, but Kylie Jenner's private jet is something that will amaze you.
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Things You Can Do To Increase The Speed On Your Amazon Fire TV
Unlike a normal TV, a Amazon Fire TV is dynamic for streaming shows and games. However, if yours is lagging, there are ways to increase your internet speed.
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Where Microsoft's First Employees Are Today
Bill Gates is known for being the co-founder and face of Microsoft, but he had help in the beginning. So, where are the first Microsoft employees today?
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Where Facebook's First Employees Are Today
What started in a college dorm room in 2004, is now one of the biggest social media platform on the internet. But where are Facebooks first employees today?
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Trying To Reach Apple Support On X? Good Luck
Apple's support team is undergoing a big shift in how it communicates with customers, with the company rejecting X in place of old-school phone calls.
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ChatGPT Can Finally Browse The Web, But Free Users Have To Wait
OpenAI is ready to give ChatGPT access to the internet, meaning you'll no longer see those "September 2021" messages. Premium users get priority, though.
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The FCC Has Big Plans To Restore Net Neutrality
The FCC has turned its attention to net neutrality. The agency aims to designate the internet an essential service, saying broadband isn't a mere luxury.
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How Fast Should Your Internet Be? Here's What You Should Know
Is your internet speed fast enough for your day-to-day needs? Before choosing a service provider it's important to factor in what you will be using it for.
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Tinder's Latest Subscription Could Cost You A Whopping $500 A Month, Here's Why
For $500 a month and an invitation, you can subscribe the the most elite tier offered on Tinder, but why you'd want to is engmatic.
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5 Of The Most Accurate Ways To Test Your Internet Speed
There are good reasons to measure the speed of your internet connection, from setting video resolution to making sure you're getting what you pay for.
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