Why Is My Wi-Fi Not as Fast as Advertised?

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The “Zoo Hypothesis” is a theory that posits that alien civilizations know that Earth exists, but have purposely chosen to avoid contact for some reason (such as the belief that we, as a species, are not ready for alien contact).

 
đź“– Chrome 101 lost Reader Mode, but it’s coming back

Google has been testing a Reader Mode in Chrome that hides unnecessary page elements, making it easier to focus on the important text. You have to enable a feature flag to try it out, but the flag vanished in the latest Chrome 101 update.

Thankfully, it’s not gone for good (yet), the Chrome developers just didn’t extend it in time for the 101 update. You just have to enable one more flag before Reader Mode appears, and the next Chrome update will fix the problem. Just like the T-1800 Terminator, it will be back.

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Why Is My Wi-Fi Not as Fast as Advertised?


So the marketing for your Wi-Fi router promises a certain speed but your experience with the router doesn’t live up to that speed. What gives? Here’s why you’re not getting the advertised experience. Read More »

 
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How to Draft a Gmail Email Directly in Google Docs


Have you ever been working on a document that sparked an email to someone? With a handy feature in Google Docs, you can write your email and then with the click of a button, create the draft in Gmail. Read More »

 
Chrome 101 Lost Reader Mode, But It’s Coming Back


Google has been testing a Reader Mode in Chrome for a while now, which hides page elements outside the core text. The option mysteriously disappeared in the most recent Chrome 101 update, but it’s coming back. Read More »

 
How to Use Motion Path Animations in Microsoft PowerPoint


Microsoft PowerPoint offers many types of animations. You can add effects to text, images, and shapes. But if you want to create your own, you can select a motion path animation to move your object wherever you like. Read More »

 
Amazon Kindle Readers Will Soon Support EPUB Books (Kind of)


Amazon’s Kindle lineup includes some of the best e-readers around, but no Kindle readers support the industry standard for ebooks: the EPUB format. However, Amazon says that will (partially) change soon. Read More »

 
The Best Antivirus Software of 2022


Choosing the right antivirus software to protect your devices has never been more crucial than it is today. Our picks of the best antivirus software for Windows, macOS, and Android will help you make the right choice. Read More »

 
What Is a Data Packet?


Like anything else, computer data is easiest to move when it’s divided into smaller portions. In networking, these portions are referred to as “data packets” or simply “packets.” Here’s what you need to know about them. Read More »

 
Here’s What’s New in Firefox 100


Firefox might not be as popular as it used to be, but it’s still an excellent alternative web browser, especially if privacy is your number one priority. As of May 3, 2022, Firefox 100 is now rolling out across all platforms with a few new features. Read More »

 
Forget Microsoft Office: Your Mac Already Has a Free Productivity Suite


Mac users don’t need Office or Google Docs. If you own a Mac, you already have access to a fully-featured suite of productivity apps for free. It’s called iWork, and it includes Pages, Numbers, and Keynote. Here’s a look at what makes it special. Read More »

 
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RiotPWR ESL Gaming Controller for iOS Review: Like a Console on the Go


Nowadays, our smartphones are capable of running console-quality games—the only problem is dealing with touchscreen inputs. You either get a UI that takes up half of the screen or uncomfortable swipe controls. Enter RiotPWR’s ESL Controller for iOS; a definitive win to that lose-lose situation. Read More »

 
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The Pros and Cons of Every Universal Orlando Resort Hotel


If you’re planning a Florida vacation this year, a visit to Universal Orlando is most likely on the agenda, especially if you or your kids are Harry Potter fans. If you haven’t yet decided where to stay, we’ve narrowed down the pros and cons of all the Universal Orlando Resorts to help you choose the best one for your family. Read More »

 
How to Find and Remove Malware With Microsoft Defender Offline


Microsoft has long offered a “Microsoft Defender Offline” tool you can use to perform malware scans from outside of Windows. With Windows 10’s Anniversary Update, this tool is included with Windows, and even easier to launch. Here’s how to use it, no matter which version of Windows you’re on. Read More »

 

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Ethernet Splitter vs. Switch: What’s the Difference?


Short on Ethernet ports and looking to connect an extra device or two to your wired network setup? You’re likely to encounter two options: an Ethernet splitter, and an Ethernet switch. Here’s why you should choose the switch every time. Read More »

 

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Does Your Computer Have a Virus? Here’s How to Check


Windows computers sometimes do get viruses and other malware, but not every slow or misbehaving PC is infected by malware. Here’s how to check if you actually have a virus—and whether that suspicious process is dangerous or not. Read More »

 

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Why Gamers Should Upgrade From a 60Hz Monitor


Playing video games on a 60Hz puts you at a huge disadvantage as a gamer, both competitively and aesthetically. Here’s why you should upgrade to at least a 120Hz monitor to significantly improve your gaming and overall experience. Read More »

 
JavaScript Web Apps Aren’t Going Anywhere


Most websites and web applications are written in JavaScript, or at least something that is converted to JavaScript. There have been many attempts over the years to change that, but don’t expect JavaScript to completely go away anytime soon. Read More »

 
How to Find Your iPhone’s IP Address


Your iPhone’s IP address is a string of numbers identifying your phone on the local network. In some cases, it’s useful to know what it is. We’ll show you a quick and easy way to check your iPhone’s private IP address. Read More »

 
How to Count Characters in a Cell in Google Sheets


Unlike Google Docs, Google Sheets doesn’t automatically keep track of character counts for you. If you need to count all or specific characters in a cell, there are a few ways to accomplish this, and we’ll show you how. Read More »

 
Your Roku Device Now Has Apple Music


Apple Music has been around since 2015, but it’s still missing on many popular platforms. Apple Music has been missing from Roku (which sells some of our favorite streaming devices) since the service first launched, but that is finally changing. Read More »

 
How to Show All Hidden Rows and Columns in Google Sheets


In your large Google Sheets spreadsheets, it’s difficult to find the rows and columns that are hidden. Luckily, you can use a built-in Sheets feature to unhide all your hidden rows and columns at once. We’ll show you how to use this option. Read More »

 
 

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