Every Game Microsoft Ever Included in Windows, Ranked

July 18, 2022

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The original title for the movie Scream was Scary Movie; four years later, a movie primarily parodying Scream was released, titled Scary Movie.

Happy Monday! Outlook email services are down for some people right now, affecting synchronization and sending messages. The perfect way to start the work week.

On the topic of sending messages, Snapchat announced a web client today that allows you to text or call people without the mobile apps. It takes Snapchat one step closer to cross-platform services like Facebook Messenger, but there are a few catches to the website right now.

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Over the past 36 years, Microsoft has included over a dozen different games with its Windows releases (depending on how you count.) We took a look through history and ranked them, worst-to-best. Which game would you rank as number one? Read More »

With thousands of free Linux applications, it’s easy to lose track of what you once installed but no longer use. Here’s how to list the installed applications on the major Linux families. Read More »

Streaming devices are not all the same. These devices have a variety of smart TV operating systems on them, and you might prefer some over others. If you want to use Google TV, then your best bet is the Google Chromecast with Google TV.

This device has all of the capabilities of the standard Google Chromecast model but also has the company’s smart TV OS installed, allowing you to watch all your favorite streaming services easily. For only $50, it’s a great price for an overall great item.

Are you having email problems with an Outlook.com account? Don’t worry, you’re not alone — it’s a widespread problem, and Microsoft is trying to fix it. Read More »

Android has a less-than-stellar reputation for privacy. But Google has been working to change that narrative, with each new release introducing more privacy-focused tools to help you safeguard your personal information. Some, though, aren’t enabled by default. Read More »

Saving time, performing tasks easily, working efficiently, and maximizing output are all parts of productivity. With these several Google Sheets features, you can boost your productivity and work more effectively on your spreadsheets. Read More »

Snapchat started off as a simple app for sending temporary photos to others, but it has slowly evolved into a full-blown messaging service (and video platform). Today, Snapchat revealed a major new feature: a desktop web app. Read More »

With the increasing number of services that need accounts, the pile-up of passwords has become frustrating. Thankfully, password managers can help untangle the modern mess of technology and keep your accounts secure. Read More »

It’s hard to imagine that you can leave this world behind with a $300 electronic gadget, but that’s the promise of VRChat. All you need is an Oculus Quest 2 to socialize in VR and get a glimpse of the promised “metaverse.” Read More »

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If you’ve ever tried watching Netflix using a VPN, you’re likely familiar with some of the issues surrounding VPNs and streaming. Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and many other streaming services don’t want you to access their content with a VPN and will either restrict what you can watch or block you entirely. So how do they even know that you’re using a VPN? Read More »

grep is a search utility in Linux used for matching content. By default, it will print out any line that matches, which might include a lot of output. If you only care about the first match, you can limit the output to just the first line. Read More »

The iPhone has a pretty simple and intuitive interface, but there are still some things that appear with no explanation. One such thing is the line under the cell signal, Wi-Fi, and battery icons on the lock screen. Read More »

Headphones with planar magnetic drivers are typically (but not always) super expensive, but Edifier’s Stax Spirit S3 cans offer a relatively affordable, compact alternative. These headphones boast quite a bit, and I’m happy to say they live up to the hype. Read More »

Another week, another major Netflix launch. The streaming service might have hit a home run releasing Stranger Things over the Fourth of July holiday, but it’s not done yet. Read More »

Android phones are, well, phones at the core. You may not think much about the phone app that came pre-installed, but like many things in Android, it can be changed. You should try the Google Phone app. Read More »

See someone using cool art or a funny meme as their profile picture on Discord? While there’s no official way to download someone’s profile picture to your device, there are workarounds. We’ll show you what those workarounds are. Read More »

With Facebook’s “Take a Break” feature, you can make it so you see less of someone’s posts in your feed, control what the other person can see in your profile, as well as change who can see the posts between you and that person. We’ll show you how to configure this option. Read More »

Your iPhone makes it super easy to remove individual text messages as well as entire conversations from the Messages app. We’ll show you how to get rid of unwanted messages from your phone. Read More »