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Wikipedia's Reference Desk Will Answer Any Question You Have
Wikipedia is an amazing place to learn new information, but did you know that it also lets you ask questions to real people for more personal help?
How to Banish the Nagging Windows 10 Update Forever
Sick of hearing about the free Windows 10 upgrade? Here's how you can block it forever with one click.
How to Display Multiple Time Zones in Windows 7, 8, and 10
If you work with other time zones regularly, here's how you can add them to the Windows clock for quick reference.
How to Reset Windows 10's Built-In Screenshot Counter
Windows 10 has a new built-in method that lets you automatically save screenshots. If you want to reset their default numbering, you can easily do so in minutes.
Can You Text & Drive? Test Your Skills With This Web Game
Texting and driving is extremely dangerous, but do you know how much it actually reduces your focus while driving?
How to Get the Readability Score of Any Word Document
Knowing how difficult your document is to understand can help you become a better writer. Here's how to make Microsoft Word give you readability information.
How to Find a Movie's Name From Vague Details About It
Know a movie's general plot or actors, but just can't remember the name? Here's a tool to help next time a movie's name is on the tip of your tongue.
This App Records How Often You Check Your Phone Every Day
Do you check your phone all day, every day? Here's how to put a number on how many times you wake your phone daily.
4 Essential Questions to Ask Before Clicking Any Link
It can be difficult to distinguish a legitimate link from a harmful one online. Here are questions to help you determine whether a site is safe next time you're wondering.
How to Make Microsoft Word Less Distracting in 3 Quick Steps
If Microsoft Word is your writing environment of choice, here are three ways to make writing inside it easier and less distracting.
You Can Now Run Windows 98 in Any Browser Without Plug-Ins
Want to relive the history of Windows? Now you can explore Windows 98 right inside your browser.
How to Save Windows 10 Screenshots Straight to OneDrive
If you're taking lots of screenshots in Windows, it's a good idea to put them in OneDrive automatically so you don't lose them.
How to Export Files in Google Docs to ePub Format
Working on your book masterpiece in Google Docs? Now you can export it to ePub to preview it on Kindle or Google Books in seconds.
Google Can Show You If You've Clicked a Search Result Before
Have you ever had to wade through Google results, not knowing if a link you already clicked was helpful or not? Here's a way to find out exactly when you visited a page.
Got an Amazon Echo? Play Through Its Batman Murder Mystery
If you've got an Amazon Echo, Alexa has a fun interactive story about Batman waiting for you!
How to Turn Off the New Smooth Scrolling Feature in Chrome
If you noticed Google Chrome's new smooth scrolling and aren't a fan, here's how to turn it off in just a few steps.
How to Stop Wasting So Much Time by Tracking Your Windows Usage
Do you actually know how much time you waste on your computer? Using some free tools, you can account for every second squandered on Facebook and the like; here's how.
How to Calculate What Test Scores You Need to Pass Your Classes
Need to know your current grade so you know how much you need to study? Here are sites that can quickly help you figure it out.
How to Change the Units in Windows From U.S. to Metric
If you're tired of U.S. units and want to join the metric users of the world, here's how you can easily make the switch in Windows.
Every Parent Should Check Out This Kid-Friendly Search Engine
Concerned for your children's' safety when searching online? Here's a new search engine that keeps them safe from explicit content.