10 Samsung Galaxy Features You Should Be Using

June 22, 2022

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Kinder Surprise Eggs, a hollow chocolate candy with a toy hidden inside, are banned from import into the United States because FDA regulations ban the inclusion of non-nutritive objects in confectionery products (unless the non-nutritive objects have functional value).

Happy Wednesday! Microsoft started rolling out its artificial intelligence-powered ‘Editor’ grammar and text checker to all Outlook apps. No matter which device you’re reading email on, Microsoft Editor will try to point out your mistakes and offer tips.

Telegram also just released its Premium subscription, which increases limits on upload size and chats, while also adding features like animated profile pictures. If you like Telegram, the new subscription is a great way to get more features and help keep the servers running.

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Samsung Galaxy phones are notorious for having tons of features—whether you like it or not. That means there’s a very good chance there are some nifty things you don’t know about. Let’s fix that. Read More »

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Are you trying to maintain good posture but find yourself constantly slouching? If you’re experiencing body aches or pain, you’re probably doing one or more of these posture mistakes. Let’s go over these mistakes and discuss the solutions. Read More »

If you’re a PC gamer, you’re probably used to using a keyboard and mouse to play games. However, there are plenty of titles that just feel better on a controller. Unlike consoles, though, PCs don’t have an “official” controller to turn to and use—but the Xbox Core Controller might as well be.

The Core Controller works flawlessly with PCs, making it so that you can play nearly any controller-compatible game without having to mess with finicky settings. You’ll also be able to use the Xbox Game Bar, a helpful overlay that can enhance your experience. It’s worth picking up if you plan to game on PC!

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The proliferation of game platforms has created an interesting (and money-wasting!) problem. It’s all too easy to forget you have a game and repurchase it on a different platform. Here’s how to avoid that. Read More »

Google’s speedy release cycle for the Chrome browser continues with version 103 on June 21, 2022. This release includes faster page load times, fonts for web apps, and more tools to block annoying notification prompts. Read More »

Telegram is a popular free messaging app, and the service announced earlier this month that a premium tier was on the way. Now it has finally arrived. Read More »

Microsoft Excel offers a few features for performing analyses on what-if scenarios. One of these tools is a Data Table. With it, you can experiment with different values to see various outcomes. Read More »

A great camera needs a great SD card. Whether you’re looking for a lot of storage, the highest speeds, or simply a good value to save some money, we’ve found the best SD cards out there. Read More »

45 years after the Apple II personal computer launched, the tech industry has arguably moved away from a few of the core principals that launched Apple and the personal computer into the mainstream. We spoke with industry luminaries Tim Sweeney, John Romero, and Steve Wozniak about what the Apple II did right—and what we can still learn from it today. Read More »

Since 1974, the Linux grep command has been helping people find strings in files. But sometimes grep is just too thorough. Here are several ways to tell grep to ignore different things. Read More »

When Steve Wozniak designed the Apple II—released in June 1977—he kick-started a wave of appliance-like home computers for average people. For the 45th anniversary of this monumentally important machine, we talked to Wozniak about its impact—and he had a lot to say. Read More »

If you’re new to virtual private networks, you may have wondered where you should connect your brand-new VPN to. After all, when you can connect anywhere in the world, the choice can become overwhelming. Here are a few rules of thumb for finding the best country and server for you. Read More »

Growing up, I read my fair share of mystery books, from Nancy Drew to Sherlock Holmes, and even contemplated becoming a detective in real life. While that dream didn’t come true, I’m still obsessed with binging true crime stories and solving fake mysteries, so I enjoyed living vicariously through Nancy Drew in this mystery board game from Hunt A Killer. Read More »

When building a PC, your choice of components is arguably the most important decision you can make. But the form factor and case you choose shouldn’t be overlooked, and one of the most interesting “themes” you can choose is the sleeper PC. Read More »

Microsoft Editor is an AI-powered writing assistant and grammar checker from Microsoft, similar to Grammarly and other services. It’s already integrated in some Microsoft apps, like Word, but now it’s rolling out to all Outlook applications. Read More »

If you’re going on a hike or you’re just curious about a specific place’s altitudes, Google Maps makes it easy to find the elevation for most locations. Here’s how to use that feature on your desktop and mobile. Read More »

Chromebooks have always lagged behind Windows, macOS, and Linux when it comes to handling local files, partially by design. Thankfully, Google is improving support for archived files in Chrome OS. Read More »

If you’d like to make your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC discoverable on your network and to use file and printer sharing, you’ll have to switch your Wi-Fi network’s profile from Public to Private. We’ll walk you through the steps to make this change on your computer. Read More »

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