7 Little-Known Gmail Features You Should Try

July 15, 2022

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Although not used consistently across the U.S., the National Fire Protection Association has recommended guidelines for fire hydrant colors, with specific colors designated for different water pressure levels for quick identification.

Happy Friday! Wordle, the online puzzle game that seemingly everyone was playing a few months ago (and still has millions of daily players), is now a real board game. You can pre-order it starting today.

Speaking of… buying things? Intel is raising prices for its processors and other chips, which could mean your next computer might be more expensive.

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Sometimes you read about new features for applications you use daily, like Gmail, but forget to try them out. Before you know it, those features are no longer new, and fresher features get your attention. Here are several desktop Gmail features you might have missed. Read More »

Roborock's Prime Day deals are underway, and there are a lot to take in. All throughout this week, you can save up to 44% on robot vacuums like the advanced S7 MaxV and S7 MaxV Plus, the workhouse S5 Max, the ultra-affordable E5 Mop, and many more. For specific times and pricing on each model, check out our full Roborock Prime Day deals roundup here.

DisplayPort is a great option for connecting your monitor and display adapter. But although they are often reliable and stable, DisplayPort connections can sometimes fail in unexpected ways. Read More »

Most smartphones have wireless charging capabilities nowadays. Ditch the cable and pick up the mophie Universal Wireless Charging Stand. This stand will work with any smartphone with wireless charging, and it can get up to 15W fast charging with Qi-certified phones.

Not only that, but unlike a lot of the charging pucks on the market, you can prop your smartphone up in portrait or landscape mode and still have it charge. It’s even half off on Amazon right now, so it’s a great deal for a useful accessory.

Global economic inflation is causing nearly everything to creep up in price, from groceries to cars. Intel is now raising prices on its processors and other chips, which could contribute to higher prices for PCs. Read More »

From smartphones to laptops, we charge multiple devices each day, and many of them use a USB cable for delivering power. But if you use a cable with more length, are you risking longer charge times? Here’s everything you need to know. Read More »

Electronics components, particularly computer CPUs and GPUs, need an efficient cooling system to prevent overheating. A vapor chamber is one such cooling system that has gained traction over the last decade. Here’s everything you need to know about it. Read More »

Wordle is the hit word-based puzzle game that suddenly spiked in popularity earlier this year, and then was purchased by the New York Times. Now, the news organization is taking Wordle to new frontiers: board games. Read More »

Nothing beats using an old-school style controller when retro gaming, whether you’re on the original hardware, a Raspberry Pi, or even using an emulator. Make sure you get the best retro gaming experience with one of our recommendations. Read More »

Amazon Prime normally costs $139 per year unless you can score a discounted Prime membership. If you’re ready to give up free two-day shipping, the Amazon Prime Video library, Prime Day, and other perks, here’s how you can quit Prime. Read More »

If you’re a first-time MacBook owner or are considering buying one, you probably have a lot of questions about the notebooks and ecosystem. We’ve answered some of the most common queries newbies might have to help get you up to speed. Read More »

Did you know Windows 11 has a Windows 10-style weather widget for its taskbar? If you’ve been using Windows 11 since its release, you might be surprised about that! Here’s how to see the weather on your taskbar. Read More »

When you press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Win+L in Windows, your default browser opens and loads the LinkedIn social networking website. But why? We’ll get to the bottom of this mystery. Read More »

Earbud manufacturers typically try to compete with their larger competitors by delivering unique features or a lower price point. Sennheiser, on the other hand, has taken a more head-on approach against its main competition with the MOMENTUM True Wireless 3. The results are decidedly mixed. Read More »

grep is a Linux tool usually used for searching text files for specific content. However, it’s often useful to search directories for file names instead of file contents, and this can be done with grep and other Linux command line utilities Read More »

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes workloads. Creating a Helm chart for your application simplifies reproducible deployments into a Kubernetes cluster. Users can install the whole chart with one command, instead of manually applying individual component manifests with Kubectl. Read More »

There are a couple of things to consider when choosing a navigation route: Which one will be the fastest? Which one is the fewest miles? Google Maps can also show you which route will save the most gas. Read More »

Epic Games’ legal battles with Apple and Google over in-app purchases in Fortnite have been ongoing since August 2020. Over the past few months, more companies have pushed back against Google, impacting how people can (or can’t) spend money in Android apps. Read More »

If you’re looking for your Windows 10 product key, you can find it by entering a quick command in the Command Prompt. Here’s how—plus a neat little trick for finding the product key using a Windows Registry method. Read More »

If you’d like to use the same formula across multiple cells, copy the formula instead of typing it individually in each cell. You can use both dynamic cell reference and absolute cell reference while doing this, and we’ll show you how. Read More »

Sometimes Linux users need to exchange files with computers running other operating systems, such as Windows or macOS. That’s simple enough with a USB drive—as long as it is formatted correctly. Read More »

Only two days remain in Amazon’s Prime Day sales extravaganza, and we’ve got the details on the hottest items you can buy right now. Click to claim the most savings ever on the Google Pixel 6 Pro, and enjoy additional deals on a Nest Wi-Fi bundle, one of our favorite smart TVs of the year, and more. Read More »

If you rely on Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox to browse FTP sites, you may have noticed that it doesn’t work anymore. Both browsers disabled their built-in FTP clients in 2021. Here’s why—and what you can do instead. Read More »