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Make Sure You Enable This Amazon Echo Setting ASAP
The Amazon Echo is great out of the box, but any Echo owner should enable this setting to confirm that Alexa is hearing you.
How to Change Your DNS Settings on Windows (And Why You Might Want To)
DNS is an important part of browsing the internet, but the DNS servers your system uses aren't set in stone. Here's how to change that.
How to Set Up Email Filters in Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and Outlook
Here's how to filter emails in Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook so you can better organize your inbox and stay productive.
How to Set Any Windows Program to Launch Maximized Every Time
Tired of having to maximize windows every time you open a program? Here's how to set an app to open at full size, no matter what.
5 Fake iPhone "Tips" That Ruined Devices
Hoaxes are prevalent on the internet, but one of pranksters' favorite topics is the iPhone. Here are the biggest device-destroying "tips" that the web has produced.
How to Access Bleeding-Edge Features on Chrome for Android
If you're feeling adventurous, you can now download the nightly experimental build of Chrome for Android, complete with new features (and plenty of potential bugs).
How to Password Protect Your OneNote Notebooks
OneNote is awesome for keeping track of all sorts of information. If you're keeping sensitive info in your notebooks, here's how to add a password to protect them.
This Quick Hack Stops Your iPhone From Autocorrecting Swear Words
Sick of your iPhone trying to change your swear words to something else? Here's a quick way to add them into your dictionary.
If You Type or Text by Voice, You'll Love This Android Keyboard
Looking to send out some texts with your voice instead of your fingers? Here's an Android keyboard that puts speech typing first.
Adobe Elements or Photoshop: Which Is Right for You?
Photoshop is the go-to program for editing images, but do you really need all it has to offer? Find out if Photoshop Elements is a better choice for you.
When You Need to Extend an iPhone's Battery Life, Just Put It Face Down
Your iPhone's battery might not last as long as you want it to. But did you know that you can keep the screen from turning on with a simple motion?
How to Fix "Managed By Your Organization" Messages in Windows 10
If you've seen this strange message in Windows 10 settings, you're not alone. Here's what causes it and how to restore functionality.
The Quickest Way to Earn Max "My Nintendo" Coins Every Week
My Nintendo rewards lets 3DS and Wii U players earn discounts on games. Here's how to max out your earnings each week.
How to Set Bing's "Image of the Day" as Wallpaper on Linux
Need some fresh wallpapers for your Linux desktop? Here's how to get the Bing image of the day right on your computer.
The New Napster: Even Better Than the Old Napster?
Did you know that Napster still exists today, even though it's a completely different service than the old Napster? Let's see how the new Napster compares to the old Napster.
How to Edit Google Drive Files Right Within Outlook.com
Attaching files to an email is no big deal, but Outlook's web app is making it more convenient to attach Facebook photos or files from Google Drive.
How to View Any App's Recent Files in Windows 10
Windows 10 includes powerful search features, but did you know that you can see recent files created by a program without even opening it?
How to Unlock More Options on the PS4 Quick Menu
The new PS4 firmware update includes a revamped Quick Access menu, which you can customize to your liking.
Windows Insiders: How to Check When a Build Expires
If you're a Windows Insider running an old build, you might find your system rebooting constantly if you don't act soon.
How to Adjust the Backlight for DS Games on 3DS
While you can change the brightness on your 3DS easily, it's not immediately evident how to change the brightness of DS games. Here's the way.