13 Things You Should Do After Plugging In Your New Router

April 11, 2023

Did You Know?

The queens of black garden ant colonies can live for almost thirty years. Scientists believe that their longevity is the result of the higher expression of genes that are necessary for the repair of DNA damage.

Happy Tuesday! Samsung just announced some fast SD and microSD cards. At the same time, Google is rolling out a new space-saving feature on Android phones, and contrary to some reports, Google Assistant is not dying.

Also, did you know some HP made an email app that ran in the BIOS and interacted with Microsoft Outlook? What a weird time that was.

– Corbin

You just plugged in your new Wi-Fi router. Now what? It’s a perfect time to set things up with best practices right from the start and get the most out of your faster, better, and up-to-date hardware. Read More »

If you're somebody that has sensitive teeth and gums, you might want to consider using a water flosser instead. Water flossers are gentler on the gums compared to string floss and can effectively remove plaque and food particles from difficult-to-reach areas. Check this one out >>

Did you fail to log a workout with your Apple Watch? Maybe your wearable ran out of battery while exercising and didn’t log your activity correctly. Luckily, you can manually add workouts to your Health app to make up for it. Read More »

If you love to bring all your games, movies, or even podcasts with your at all times, your phone might be low on available storage. A good strategy to get back storage is to uninstall apps, but now, Android will archive those unused apps for you. Read More »

Outdoor lights need to be durable to survive the elements, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. Govee’s outdoor lights can not only stand up to inclement weather, but you can set the lights up in all sorts of fun colors and patterns.

Like all of the company’s products, you can set all of this up in the easy-to-use Govee app, along with any other Govee products you have. You can also set up schedules, so the light automatically turns on at sunset, and turn off when you’re ready for bed.

Harness the power of your voice to increase productivity and efficiency with Dragon Legal software from Nuance. Its advanced features make it ideal for busy law firms and legal departments. Their speech recognition solution will save you time on everyday tasks, freeing you up to take your legal practice to the next level. Read More »

4K is a bigger number than 1080p, but that doesn’t mean it’s better. This is especially true when it comes to 1080p Blu-ray video compared to 4K streaming. There’s more to a video’s quality than resolution, and Blu-rays have it. Read More »

Microsoft Outlook is available on Windows PCs, phones, tablets, and Mac computers… but what about your laptop’s BIOS? HP tried that years ago. Read More »

If you’re looking for a complete list of Steam Deck hotkeys for Game Mode and Desktop Mode, you’ve come to the right place. In this guide, we’ll show you every Steam Deck shortcut, plus how you can remap buttons and create custom Steam Deck keyboard shortcuts in Desktop Mode. Read More »

SD cards can be used in everything from cameras to Nintendo Switch consoles, but many of them aren’t all that fast. Samsung is now pushing SD to its limit with two new cards. Read More »

Amazon Prime is full of classic and recent TV series available free for subscribers. If you’re looking to pick up a new show or revisit an old favorite, here are some great shows you can stream for free with Amazon Prime Video. Read More »

Smart displays offer an elegant solution to all your smart home needs and make it easy to check your calendar, listen to music, or catch up with a video call. Here are the best smart displays you can buy right now. Read More »

Microsoft has been releasing more and more PowerToys for Windows 10 and Windows 11. This open-source project adds many powerful features to Windows, from a bulk file renamer to an Alt+Tab alternative that lets you search for windows from your keyboard. Read More »

Steam’s game management client is very streamlined if you’re only using Steam-purchased games, but it needs a little tweaking if you’re adding non-Steam games to the launcher. Read on as we show you how to add any game, application, or emulator to Steam with custom icons and artwork. Read More »

A basic app on any smartphone is the weather app. Apple has one on the iPhone, Samsung has one on Galaxy devices, and many other device makers have their own weather apps. Google, however, still only has a web app. Read More »

If you’ve ever examined a bottle of alcohol and wondered what that percentage means on the label, you’re not alone. It’s the drink’s ABV, but if you don’t know what that is, thankfully, it isn’t complicated to master. Read More »

Headaches are the worst, but what makes horrible headaches even worse is how difficult it can be to fall asleep when you have one. If only there were a magical sleeping position that would help you fall asleep easier when you have a headache! Read More »

We know saying goodbye is hard, but there are many items that you really need to get rid of after a certain period of time. We tend to assume that some products will last forever, but the truth is, almost everything has an expiration date, including everyday items that we use without giving a second thought. Read More »

True wireless earbuds have come a long way, with affordable models boasting features that would have only been available in high-end models a few years ago. The Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro are a great example, offering hybrid active noise cancellation complete with a transparency mode on a budget. Read More »

Google Assistant provides a powerful voice assistant to many smart speakers, Android phones, smart displays, and other devices around the world. Even in this new world of Bard and Bing, it’s unlikely that Assistant is going away. Read More »

Email signatures ostensibly make your communiqués look like they’re wearing a nice suit, but really, it’s just an extra part of the email that we can’t help but read. No one likes to read more emails than they have to. Read More »