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YouTube works well with default settings, but I tighten some privacy controls and enable a few features to make it even better. Continue reading 12 YouTube default settings to change right now for a more enjoyable experience
The update is the biggest visual change in a decade, and it makes navigating much easier. Continue reading I tried Google Maps’ new 3D Immersive View for Android Auto, and it fixed my biggest navigation problems
This simply gorgeous Linux desktop just stole the UI crown from Apple’s Liquid Glass. Continue reading I tested COSMIC’s new Frosted Glass effect, and it’s way better than MacOS’ Liquid Glass
A QR code phishing scheme can take many forms. Here’s how to recognize them and avoid becoming a victim. Continue reading Is that QR code a trap? How to spot quishing scams before it’s too late
Now rolling out to the Copilot Windows app, the new PC Insights skill can answer questions about your Windows system, settings, and more. Continue reading Windows questions? How Copilot can analyze your PC settings now
File managers are often overlooked as one of the most important tools in an operating system. Try this and see if you don’t agree! Continue reading How I tag my files to avoid endless searching and disorganized folders
The Alienware 15 sets out to balance affordability and performance, but whether it succeeds depends on personal preferences. Continue reading I tested Alienware’s new budget gaming laptop, but these 3 might be smarter buys
OpenAI just merged the ChatGPT desktop app with Codex – and removed my favorite productivity features. What were they thinking? Continue reading I loved ChatGPT Desktop until OpenAI gutted it to make room for Codex and Work
I tested Google Workspace, Proton Mail, Microsoft 365, Fastmail, and Spike to find the best email hosting for freelancers and remote teams in 2026. Continue reading The best email hosting for small businesses in 2026: Expert tested
Red Hat’s new Long-Life Add-On extends support on a specific release for as long as you’re willing to pay for it. Continue reading Red Hat will support your RHEL forever now – for a price