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How to Calibrate an iPhone Battery in 6 Easy Steps

Here’s how to calibrate your iPhone’s battery and why it’s worth doing every so often. The benefits could surprise you!

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6 Ways to Create a Healthier Relationship With Your Fitness Tracker

Focusing too much on the numbers can lead to negative habits. Follow these tips to use your fitness tracker in a healthier way.

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What Is a "Dead Man's Switch" and How Do You Set One Up?

If you have information you want to pass on after your death, a dead man's switch could be what you need.

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How to Fix a Mouse That Double-Clicks on a Single Click in Windows

Is a single click working as a double-click on your mouse in Windows? Here are software and hardware fixes for this annoying problem.

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What Is a Transistor and What Is It Used For?

These tiny electronic components are vital for the devices we know and love today.

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USB-C vs. Lightning Port: Which Is Best?

They perform very similar roles, but one is absolutely better than the other. But, which one is it?

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The PC Case Size Guide: What Should You Buy for Your New PC Build?

So many cases, so many sizes. How, then, do you pick a PC case for your new PC build? Relax, we've got you covered.

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4 Smartphone Specs That Aren't as Important as You Think

There's so much marketing spiel when it comes to smartphones. Learn what's important and cut through that noise.

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Nvidia Just Released the GeForce GTX 1630, but It's Not Worth Buying. Here's Why.

Nvidia has a new entry-level graphics card on the market, but you should avoid it by all means.

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Here's Why You Don't Need an Expensive Motherboard

Your motherboard choice will (likely) not impact your PC's performance, but nonetheless, expensive options exist. But do you really need one?

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What's the Difference Between Blue, Red, and Brown Keyboard Switches?

Not all mechanical keyboards are built the same, and the keyboard switches make a huge difference to your typing and gaming experience.

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Why You Should Think Twice About Using Your Fitbit With Water Activities

Fitbits are durable fitness trackers, but they're not completely waterproof. Learn what Fitbits can handle and whether you should leave them onshore.

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Why You Need a Solder Sucker and How to Use One

Knowing when and how to operate a solder sucker is critical to desoldering components for PCB repair. Here's how to go about it.

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4 Things to Do if Your Laptop's Hinge Just Broke

There's life beyond your laptop's hinge. It might seem like everything is lost if your laptop breaks, but luckily, there's a few things you can do.

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7 Ways You Can Help Your Fitbit Last Longer

Fitbits are designed to be durable, but you can still take steps to keep yours in the best shape possible for longer.

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What Is ATX12VO? Next-Gen PSUs Explained

ATX12VO power supplies will deliver the best efficiency and could cut your energy bill—but when will the next-gen PSUs actually launch?

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GPU Comparison: AMD 6950 XT vs. Nvidia 3090 Ti

Right now, these are the ultimate GPUs, the crème de la crème of gaming. So, are going for Team Green or Team Red?

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How to Activate Water Lock on Your Fitbit

Fitbit's Water Lock prevents unwanted taps while doing water workouts. Here's how to turn the feature on and off.

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Closed Source vs. Open Source Hardware Drivers: Why It Matters

All drivers enable communication, but whether they're open or closed source makes a big difference.

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What Is 16K Resolution? Will We Ever Go Higher than 8K?

16K resolution screens are in development. But do you really need one in your living room? How would you even look at it?

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