MakeUseOf

Ben Stegner-Editor in Chief

Ben Stegner

Editor in Chief

Page 59

About Ben Stegner

Ben is the Editor in Chief at MUO. After joining MUO in 2014 and earning a degree in Computer Information Systems, Ben left his IT job to go full-time with the site in 2016. 

As a writer, his specialties include Windows, Android, Gaming, and iPhone explainers and how-tos. His work has been viewed over 100 million times.

Now, as EIC, Ben leads MUO's overall strategy and guides the growing team of writers and editors to new successes.

Readers like you help support MUO. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More.
 1
Facebook Strikes Again: How to Turn Off Autoplaying Videos and Sound

Facebook is always looking for ways to make their mobile apps more annoying, so now videos automatically play with sound. Here's how to turn that off and browse in silence.

 1
How to Set Up and Use Your Kindle Paperwhite

Have you just got a new Kindle Paperwhite? If so, here's our guide to setting up, using, and tweaking your Kindle's settings. You'll be a master in no time!

 1
Check Now to See Which of Your Apps Won't Work on iOS 11

With iOS 11, apps that are still 32-bit won't work on your iPhone or iPad anymore. Here's how you can check to see which apps won't run on the new version of iOS.

 1
7 Windows Maintenance Mistakes You Should Never Make

If you want to keep your Windows PC running smoothly, you need to avoid making these big mistakes. They could shorten your computer's lifespan and make your experience frustrating.

 1
Avoid This Email Forwarding Mistake in Outlook.com

Unauthorized email forwarding can send all your email messages to a nefarious third party. Here's how to check if you're affected and what to do if so.

 1
Mac
MacBook Trackpad Suddenly Not Working? Try This Quick Fix

Can't click the Trackpad on your MacBook? The fix might be simple -- you can try it now in just a moment.

 1
How to Make Window Snapping in Windows 10 Less Annoying With One Tweak

When you snap a window to the side of your screen, Windows automatically shows other apps you can snap to the other side. If you don't like this prompt, here's how to disable it.

 1
Why It's Important to Password-Protect ZIP Files

Anyone who uses ZIP files should encrypt them with a password. Here's why this is so important and how you can do so.

 1
Use This Trick to Tweak Start Menu Transparency in Windows 10

Want to make your Start Menu in Windows 10 transparent? Here's how to enable it, plus an extra trick for adding even more transparency.

 1
This Easy Tool Lets You Create Fun Music Remixes

Want to make cool remixes of popular music? Here's a polished, easy-to-use site with hundreds of songs for you to mix.

keyboard-keys-missing 1
4 Keys Missing From Your Keyboard and How to Add Them

Do you have keys on your keyboard that you haven't touched for weeks? Here's how to re-purpose those to unlock more functionality right under your fingers.

 1
PeekYou Is the People Search Engine for Finding Someone's Personal Details

Need to find info about someone? This site provides basic details for free, and just might provide the start you need to find them.

Windows 95 logo showing on old monitor on a desk 1
Experience What Work Felt Like in Windows 95

Want to experience what it was like to work in Windows 95 in a decidedly weird environment? Here's a game that lets you do just that.

pdf-files 1
What Is a PDF File and Why Do We Still Rely on Them?

PDFs have been around for over two decades. Let's find out how they came about, how they work, and why they're so popular years later.

 1
How to Make Apps Stop Bugging You for Reviews

Sick of apps asking for you to rate them on your Android or iPhone? Here's how to shut them up so you can enjoy a nag-free experience.

 1
5 Easy Ways to Disable a Windows Keyboard

Need to disable your keyboard in Windows? Here are several easy ways to do so no matter your reason.

Voice shopping with Alexa on Amazon 1
4 Big Problems With Alexa Voice Shopping and How to Fix Them

Amazon's Echo devices can order you products with just your voice. Here are some big risks and potential issues you should know about before you jump into this feature.

 1
Why You Should Disable Thumbnails in Windows

You're probably used to Windows thumbnails, but did you know that you don't really need them? In fact, there are several benefits to turning them off.

 1
How to Auto-Block Calls and Notifications With Amazon Echo

If you don't want your Amazon Echo bothering you, here's how to turn on and schedule Alexa's Do Not Disturb mode to block calls and notifications.

 1
Every Windows User Needs to Know This Forgotten but Useful Trick

There's a small hidden menu in every Windows program that lets you quickly close a window and perform a few extra functions.

57 58 59 60 61
Page 59 / 91