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Combine AirPlay and Google Cast With a Mac Mini and AirServer
Want to stream via AirPlay, Google Cast, and more with just one device? This dream setup is possible with a Mac mini and AirServer.
How to Protect Your Most Sensitive Data Information With Tomb
Encryption is a security essential. Here's how Tomb can keep your sensitive information encrypted and hidden out of sight.
What is Ubiquiti UniFi, and How Can It Fix Your Wi-Fi Woes?
Nearly everyone has experienced limited Wi-Fi functionality and poor coverage, especially in crowded areas. An Ubiquiti UniFi network could be the solution. Here's what you need to know.
3 Ways You Can Run MS-DOS Games and Apps in Linux
Many use Linux to play classic games and apps in an MS-DOS emulator. But are you using the best tools? Here are three ways to emulate MS-DOS on Linux.
The Complete Windows Network Troubleshooting Guide
Got an internet or network issues? We'll guide you through your network setup and show you simple troubleshooting techniques to find and fix the problem.
Razer Phone Review: There's a First Time For Everything
Razer's first iteration of a mobile device is bringing true innovation. If the cameras were improved, it would be near perfect.
Protect Your Network With a Bastion Host in Just 3 Steps
Do you need to access computers and devices on your internal network from the outside world? Using a bastion host as the gatekeeper to your network may be the solution.
9 Tech Gifts to Buy Your Worst Enemy
Looking for tech gifts for your mortal enemies? You no longer need to stuff a sock with a lump of coal to get revenge. Our list can help you!
How to Configure a RAID HDD Array in Linux
Got spare hard disk drives that you want to use more efficiently with your Linux computer? You can with RAID, a system that can provide a performance boost, or add redundancy.
The Best Accessories for Your iPhone X
From wireless chargers, to headphones, cases, and more. Here are the best accessories for making the most of your flashy new iPhone X.
What Does the DxOMark Score Mean for Your Phone Camera?
The DxOMark score is the gold standard for image quality. But does it stack up? What does it actually mean? And can you trust it? Here's what you need to know.
Make Your Linux System Awesome With Conky
Ever looked at your Linux desktop and thought, "I could definitely make this better"? One great option is Conky, capable of displaying everything from new themes to pleasantly-styled CPU temperature data.
How to Back Up Your Linux Device to Amazon S3
Backup services close all the time, leaving you and your data up the creek. Perhaps it's time to look at AWS? Here's how to take advantage of the world's leading cloud platform.
Can Solus Replace Your Current Linux Operating System?
A Linux operating system that has been gaining traction lately is Solus. Aimed at the everyday home user, let's find out why Solus might make a perfect replacement for your current desktop OS.
Doogee BL7000 Review: The Biggest Battery Ever, But It Still Doesn't Last Two Days
The BL7000 aims to set itself apart by trying to deliver on a fundamental part of a mobile device: battery life.
5 Awesome KDE Plasma Tweaks You Should Try Today
Efficiency is key to becoming productive. The KDE Plasma desktop environment offers a nice selection of simple tweaks that will turn you into a KDE efficiency rock star. Here are five to get you started.
How to Protect Your USB Ports on Linux
USB Kill is just one of several risks your Linux device might face from the USB port. How can you protect your computer from USB-dwelling malware?
10 Great Tips for Protecting your Privacy on Linux
Regardless of whether you believe Linux to be the most secure OS, all operating systems have risks and vulnerabilities that can be exploited. Here's how to deal with them on Linux.
Is Skype for Linux Finally Good Enough for Windows Switchers?
Skype for Linux is now available for download, but is it as full featured as its Windows and Mac cousins? Let's take a closer look.
How to Secure Linux Ubuntu With Two-Factor Authentication
Want an additional layer of security on your Linux login? Thanks to Google Authenticator, it is possible to add two-factor authentication to your Ubuntu PC (and other Linux operating systems).