If your car has Apple Carplay but only as a wired solution, you may wish you had wireless Apple Carplay. The good news is this is possible using any of the half-a-dozen wireless Carplay adapters you can find on Amazon. For what it’s worth, I bought this AutoSky one on Amazon which is the best […]
If you’re on a Mac and you have a random red microphone with an x next to it, like that pictured below, don’t panic! The culprit is the Logitech Options software. If you hit F9 on your keyboard the red microphone icon should auto-magically disappear. Hit F9 again, and it will come back (but I
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If you use Windows, you’ve probably had the dreaded Windows Update fail error with some random error code. What’s worse, no matter how many times you click “Retry” or “Troubleshoot” you get nowhere – well there is a fix, it takes less than a few minutes. First, try Windows Update Troubleshooter. To do this, Select
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If you change your WiFi network (either you decided to upgrade to an Eero or moved home), you often have to set up your Apple Homekit devices (again). Either way, you may find yourself in this weird position where the Apple Home app will not let you Invite People to be part of your home,
I was an early adopter of Google Stadia. I literally pre-ordered Stadia as soon as it was available, so the shutdown of Google Stadia was a hard pill to swallow. At least Google did the right thing and refunded the hardware purchase, but the redeeming thing Google has done is made it easy to unlock
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If you own a Desktop PC or Gaming Rig, whether it is a custom-built rig or something off-the-shelf, you more than likely have an expensive graphics card and other components. If you want to protect the internals of your gaming PC when you move, prevent your graphics card from moving, and just keep everything secure
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If you accidentally clicked “Remove device” in your Microsoft Account and need to add it back again, it’s easy to fix. This solution worked for me on my Windows 11 PC and it should work for you too. It only takes 2-3 minutes to fix, no need for serial numbers, etc. and it’s easy enough
It’s no secret the Optimum GR140DG Router sucks (also known as the Altice FGW-GR140DG) and you’re better off using your own router (I used Eero before switching to Ubiquiti). If you want to use your own modem with Optimum Fiber, you need to get Optimum to switch your GR140DG to bridge mode and turn off
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Update 2024: I now prefer and use the Notable Utility app and have a guide for customizing Remarkable Sleep screens here. Remarko is a native iOS app for managing sleep screens on your Remarkable. Customizing Remarkable sleep screens is a fun way to personalize your Remarkable. It’s also a great security add-on – as you
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BREAKING NEWS: US pre-orders for the DW-H5600 are now open on Amazon! The Casio DW-H5600 (technically the G SQUAD DW-H5600) will be released on May 19, 2023 (in Japan and the US). It’s now available in the US on Amazon. I pre-ordered mine from Casio directly. In the US the model is called the G Shock
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I love watches, but have a special place for Casio because they’re affordable quality watches that look great. I have all of the watches on the list below and sometimes even multiple variations of the same watch. If you’re looking for the perfect Casio watch to gift to someone in your life, these are my
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