5 OneDrive Alternatives Worth Switching To
If the recently announced changes to Microsoft's OneDrive program aren't to your liking, you might want to take a look at these alternatives.
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Here's How Many Songs You Can Add To A Spotify Playlist
Spotify playlists can hold enough songs for 600 hours of playback — but if you're making a playlist that big, you might want to use a different feature.
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Stop Using Google Calendar Like A Fridge Magnet And Try These 4 Features
If you've been using Google Calendar to just mark events like on a fridge magnet, you've been missing out. Here are some powerful features within the app.
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The 5 Best New Features Added To Steam In 2026 (So Far)
Valve is continuing to refine its popular Steam storefront, social tools, and game launcher to make it easier to use in the age of mobile and AI.
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Ripping Your Old Discs Gets You Lossless Music That No Subscription Can Take Away
Even though streaming services can pull your favorite albums at any moment, those old CDs in your closet hold lossless music you can keep forever.
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Apple Just Updated An Old iPad Feature That Makes It Feel Like A iPhone Duo
The iPhone Duo is Apple's newest iPhone, something everybody has been anticipating, and because of it, other devices are getting refreshing updates.
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5 Risks Of Installing Apps From Third-Party Android App Stores
While Android has always offered users more freedom to customize, and download largely what they want, it's not recommended to rely on third-party app stores.
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How To Take Back Control Of Your YouTube Algorithm
YouTube's algorithm can get stuck regurgitating the same types of videos. This is how to give it a swift kick in the pants and make it show something new.
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The Reason Why Clearing Your Phone's Cache Too Often Can Actually Make It Slower
Old habits die hard, and some of us are slowing down our phones because of it. Here's why you might want to leave that "Clear cache" button alone next time.
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YouTube Subscriptions Rarely Showing Up In Your Feed? Try This
YouTube's latest UI redesign has made it harder to simply see videos from the channels you're subscribed to. Thankfully, there are workarounds.
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Meta Quest Finally Receives A 3D Feature That Apple Vision Pro Had For Years
If you've got a Meta Quest 3, then you are finally getting access to a popular feature Apple Vision Pro users have already been enjoying.
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YouTube Won't Block AI Content, But You Can Try To Limit It - Here's How
AI-generated content is running rampant all over social media, especially in short-form content like YouTube Shorts, and most platforms don't do much about it.
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What The Hotspot Symbol On Your Samsung Phone Means For Your Mobile Data
Confused by the Hotspot icon on your Samsung phone and how that's impacting your mobile data? It's actually a very straightforward setting to understand.
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5 Clever Uses For Siri AI In Your iPhone Camera App
Siri AI adds a slew of new and enhanced features to your iPhone, and some of the most interesting new features are those in your Camera app.
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No Subscription Required: Consumer Reports Recommends This Indoor Security Camera
WiFi-connected smart cameras have become a staple of many people's homes, but they vary in quality and included features. This one offers more than others.
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Garmin Could Be Making Roads Safer For Waze Users
Garmin is reportedly preparing for a major overhaul of its Garmin Connect app, and it could prove to be seriously beneficial for Waze users.
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Tubi Is Reimagining An Old-School Way To Share Movies With Friends
Tubi is borrowing from the VHS era with a new way to share your favorite movies and shows. You pick what goes in, rearrange the order, and pass it along.
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Google Maps Has A Built-In Function For Measuring Your Yard - Here's How To Use It
Need to know the measurement of your yard so you can properly plan for a project? There's a nifty Google Maps tool that will help you do just that.
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Who Owns Ubiquiti, And Where Are UniFi Routers Made?
Ubiquiti started out selling high-power, long-distance networking before it expanded into enterprise and home devices. Now it competes across the tech industry.
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A Million Views On YouTube Might Not Pay As Much As You Think
Getting to one million views on YouTube, whether you make money from it or not, is a big deal, especially if you're able to repeat that kind of performance.
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Does Amazon Photos Actually Have 'Unlimited' Cloud Storage?
The promise of unlimited storage for Amazon Photos can seem too good to be true. The fine print exceptions largely depend on your needs.
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5 New Features Coming To Your Nothing Smartphone With OS 5.0 Update
Nothing Phone's OS 5.0 update brings a lot of new features to the popular smart phone brand, including some mainstays of Android phones.
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South Korea Is Cracking Down On Tesla Users Using This Dangerous Mod
Some Tesla vehicles have Full Self-Driving mode, which can make driving easier for drivers, but it's not legal in every region around the world yet.
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Americans Use YouTube More Than Any Other Social Media, According To Pew Research Study
If you think about it, it's not surprising that the original video hub is the most popular app for the vast majority of the country.
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Your PC Can Tell You Exactly Why It Crashed, If You Know Where To Look
Nothing is worse that working on your computer, going about your day, only for your PC to crash abruptly, with no rhyme or reason to be seen.
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Spotify's Newest Perk Might Make Your Next Flight Less Boring
Your Spotify playlists could be waiting on the seatback screen during your next flight. You won't even need a Premium subscription — but there is a catch.
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4 Under-The-Radar Tech Subscriptions I Never Regret Paying For
As subscription prices keep climbing, I'm cutting back on monthly payments. Yet a few services quietly make my work and downtime much easier every day.
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