iFixit Launches Free App To Help Users Repair Apple Products And More
DIYers and right-to-repair enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that iFixit has launched a new, free app full of repair guides on Android and iOS.
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5 Of The Best Free Mac Apps That You May Not Have Heard Of
You can truly level up your Mac with third-party apps that do a lot more than what the stock apps can offer. Here are some free ones that are worth trying.
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Google Photos Just Became The Built-In CapCut Alternative Android Needs
Google’s new video editor experience for Google Photos may be exactly what some creators need: A built-in CapCut alternative with advanced editing tools.
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5 YouTube TV Alternatives Users Swear By
Is YouTube TV getting too expensive? We found 5 better alternatives that offer live sports and local channels for less money.
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If You Have An iPhone 17, You Might Be Using Siri Wrong
With the rollout of iOS 26, there are a number of features you can tap into to get even more out of Siri's collaboration with Apple Intelligence.
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Apple Fitness+ Gets Major Market Expansion And Dubbed Workout Programs
Dubbed workouts are finally coming to Apple Fitness+ as the service expands to even more countries around the world, including Chile, India, and Sweden.
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This New Google Chrome Feature Is The Productivity Boost You Didn't Know You Needed
Despite being one of the most popular browsers, Google Chrome lacked a crucial feature for the longest time. Now that it has arrived, here's how you can use it.
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5 Essential Google Chrome Extensions You Need To Install Today
Google Chrome extensions are an excellent way to level-up your web browsing experience. From dark mode to free VPN options, power users should take heed.
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Apple Seeds iOS 26.2 RC 2 Ahead Of Official Release
The final version of iOS 26.2 is nearly here, but in the meantime, Apple has seeded a second release candidate version as it irons out the last bugs.
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10 Of The Best Free iPhone Apps You Haven't Heard Of
Hidden in the deepest corners of the App Store and overshadowed by other widely used and well-known apps are these reliable tools that you need on your iPhone.
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The TV Trend That's Replacing Premium Streaming Services
Premium streaming services have gotten more expensive and riddled with ads in the last few years. Now, consumers who are fed up are embracing alternatives.
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ChatGPT's Big GPT-5.2 Upgrade Expected This Week
After Google's Gemini 3 model took benchmarks by storm, OpenAI is gearing up for an answer in the form of GPT-5.2, which may be released this week.
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5 Ways You Can Speed Up Your Old Computer's Storage
Your storage drive might be struggling with issues you can't even see. We reveal 5 proven methods to speed up your old computer's storage and boost stability.
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Adobe Creative Cloud Is Everywhere, But The Smart Money Uses These Apps
You don't need Adobe to create professional work. These overlooked apps are powerful, affordable, and might just be better than the industry standard.
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9 Apps You Should Never Install On Windows 11
Our computers are the gateway to our professional and recreational lives, and steering clear of these apps on Windows 11 is one way to help them stay healthy.
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Why Your Apple CarPlay Keeps Disconnecting (And How To Fix It)
Does CarPlay keep disconnecting on your vehicle? Here are some reasons why and the possible fixes you can try to get CarPlay working again.
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You Can Control Your Roku TV With An Android Phone - Here's How
Who needs a remote if you've got your smartphone with you? Plus, the Roku TV app can do much more than turning on the TV and adjust the volume.
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5 Essential Android Apps For Long Drives And Road Trips
Long drives require careful planning so you avoid problems before, during, and after the trip. These Android apps will help you on all stages of your journey.
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5 Signs It's Time For A New TV
Wondering if you should upgrade your television? From outdated features to a dimming screen, we cover the five key signs that it's time for a new TV.
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6 Hidden Mac Settings That Instantly Boost Productivity
Whether you're a long-term user or getting into Macs for the first time, there are several less-known macOS settings you should use to boost productivity.
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Google Photos Vs. iCloud: Which Is Better On iPhone?
Both services have improved over the years, but they still take very different approaches to storage limits, pricing, sharing options, and overall convenience.
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13 iPhone Security Settings You Should Enable Right Now
From password protection to tracking limits, here are 13 simple iPhone security settings you need to change right now to keep your data out of the wrong hands.
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How To Check Who Is Connected To Your Wi-Fi (And Why You Should)
Internet security is of the utmost importance, so give yourself a piece of mind as we show you the easy and essential ways of checking who's on your Wi-Fi.
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iOS 26.2 Will Add Two New Features To CarPlay In December
When Apple launches iOS 26.2 in December, CarPlay will get two useful new features that iPhone owners are going to want to check out.
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5 Essential Free Apps You Should Always Keep On A USB Stick
While USB sticks can carry everything from media to files and more, here are some essential free apps that you should definitely store on your flash drive.
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Chrome Can Use Google Account And Wallet Data To Speed Up Autofill
Google unveils an upgraded autofill experience in Chrome: The browser can now use Google Account and Google Wallet data to autofill online forms faster.
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The Smart TV Trend That Could Replace Streaming Devices
Streaming devices, such as Amazon's Fire TV Stick and Roku Streaming Sticks, have long been the go-to TV streaming solution, but that looks to be changing.
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