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Who Made Linux and Why Is It Free?
Linux is the most widely-used free and open source operating system in the world. Unlike commercial alternatives, no person or company can take credit. But why is it free? And who is behind Linux?
How to Prevent People From Seeing Your Amazon Wishlists Without Your Knowledge
Use Amazon Wish Lists to keep track of items you want to buy? Anyone can view them by default. Here's how to toggle them to become private.
How to Prevent a Windows PC From Going to Sleep
If you don't want your computer to go to sleep automatically, Windows 10 makes it easy to turn the feature off.
How to Read Scratched CDs or DVDs in Windows
Do you have scratched discs that your computer can't read? Don't despair! Here's how to read scratched CDs and DVDs in Windows.
CrashPlan Shutters Cloud Backup for Home Users
Code42, the company behind CrashPlan, has announced that it's ditching home users. CrashPlan for Home is being killed off, with Code42 instead focusing entirely on enterprise and business customers.
10 Essential DuckDuckGo Search Tricks for Every Student
There are plenty of reasons to choose a search engine like DuckDuckGo over Google. Students will find these reasons and tips convincing.
One Size Doesn't Fit All: Why Software Isn't Universally Compatible
Software is the same on any operating system, right? Wrong. It might look the same, and function similarly, but it is different behind the scenes.
The HTC Vive VR Headset Is Cheaper Than Ever
The HTC Vive is now more affordable than ever before, thanks to HTC knocking $200 off of the price of its VR headset.
9 Gadgets to Help You Fall Asleep, Stay Asleep, and Wake Up Happier
The quality of sleep you get each night directly impacts your mood, health, and productivity the next day. Get better sleep than ever before using one of these smart gadgets!
How to Mirror Your Android Device to Your TV
Yes, you can watch anything that's on your Android device on a TV, with and without a wire.
Just an Illusion? Why You Should Think Before Using a VPN Service
You think you should be using a VPN. After all, virtual private networks enhance your security, right? Well, yes... and no. VPNs aren't as secure as you think.
7 Reasons the Nvidia Shield Is the Ultimate Device for Cord-Cutters
The Nvidia Shield may just be the ultimate device for cord-cutters everywhere. Here are seven reasons why it beats the competition without much effort.
How to Search Amazon for Millions of Public Documents, Images, and More
Just like any other massive cloud platform, AWS hosts a variety of publicly accessible data -- the difference is you can search through it all and find files pertinent to you.
Android Instant Apps: What They Are and How to Start Using Them
Android's Instant Apps let you use an app's best features without installing it. Here's how they work and how to try them now.
How to Avoid Tolls and Save Money With This Google Maps Feature
Google Maps can take you where you need to go and save a lot of money by making sure you never accidentally end up on a toll road.
Top 10 Sites for Computer Troubleshooting and Tech Support
Things go wrong. When it is a computer it can bring our life to a standstill. Here are the top 10 troubleshooting sites for your tech problems on the web.
Android O Is Oreo and Rolling Out Soon
After months of speculation, Google has confirmed that Android 8.0 is Android Oreo. And for the lucky few who own the right devices, Android Oreo will be rolling out soon.
How to Recover Data From a Corrupt Memory Card or USB Drive
Your broken SD card or USB flash drive stored important files or backups you must restore? We'll show you how to recover data from a dead memory stick.
How to Make a DIY Camera Slider for Under $35
Sliders are an easy way to add interest and motion to your shots –-- for $35, it's hard to beat the price and quality of this DIY option!
You Can Now Pre-Order the Xbox One X
Microsoft is finally ready to unleash the Xbox One X onto the world. And despite its truly terrible name, the Xbox One X is a beast of a machine.