Every Laptop Is Non-Ergonomic (But You Can Fix It in 3 Steps)
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All navel oranges are clones of each other since they are produced from trees made from cuttings and graftings of previous navel orange trees. The original mutated tree that serves as the primogenitor of all navel orange trees is believed to have grown outside a 17th century Brazilian monastery.
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April 28, 2023
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All navel oranges are clones of each other since they are produced from trees made from cuttings and graftings of previous navel orange trees. The original mutated tree that serves as the primogenitor of all navel orange trees is believed to have grown outside a 17th century Brazilian monastery.
Laptops are many things—convenient, portable, and increasingly powerful with each new generation. But one thing they certainly aren’t is ergonomic and kind to your body. Here’s how to enjoy your laptop pain-free in only three steps. Read More »
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If you own an NVIDIA graphics card and want to improve performance in a game that doesn’t support DLSS nor FSR, you can take advantage of NVIDIA’s Image Scaling feature. But what is NVIDIA Image Scaling anyway, and how do you enable it? Read More »
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Planning on assembling a gaming PC with an AMD Ryzen processor at its heart? If that’s the case, your rig should pack a motherboard compatible with AMD processors, which will let your rig perform at the best possible level. Read More »
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Android tablets are sad. Samsung essentially makes all the good ones, and Android has never really been great for tablets. OnePlus is the latest to try to change the narrative, and it’s on the right track with the OnePlus Pad. Read More »
The ROG Ally from ASUS announced in April 2023 looks like a great handheld gaming PC, but disappointingly, the Ally is yet another Steam Deck competitor lacking a major Steam Deck feature that is super important to me. I’m talking about the trackpads. Read More »
In their ongoing effort to create a digital Star Trek archive, the Roddenberry Estate and OTOY just launched a free web portal that lets you tour every iteration of the USS Enterprise bridge, including movie-specific revisions and early concept designs like the Enterprise XCV-330. Read More »
Bradford pear trees are popular in parks, communities, and even backyards. They grow quickly, are pest-resistant, and are very easy to take care of. Plus, they’re gorgeous! With beautiful white spring flowers, they offer something to look forward to every year. Until you get close to one and take a whiff. Read More »
You might check the weather forecast to see if you need to grab an umbrella or put on a jacket on the way out the door. But you might be interpreting one pretty important part of the weather forecast wrong. Read More »
Everything costs more today, which means many of us have to rethink the way we are spending our money. For some, it means canceling unnecessary subscriptions, and for others, it’s about recalculating budgets and making difficult decisions. Read More »
The Mophie Powerstation Pro AC is the power bank you want for everything from day-to-day recharging to full-scale emergencies. It’s portable, powerful enough to run small appliances, and built for quick plug-and-play operation. Yes, it’s not cheap, but it’s one of the best power banks on the market. Read More »
Pulling a big handful of lint from your dryer isn’t exactly everyone’s favorite household chore. But, regularly removing lint keeps your dryer vent clean and reduces the risk of a fire. It’s a quick and necessary cleaning practice. But, what do you do with your lint once you’ve removed it? Read More »
I walk into my office, and the light should just turn on. But it doesn’t. The same goes for my other “automated rooms.” I could fix them. Again. But they’ll break again. And lately, I just don’t care when my smart home doesn’t work. It’s a sad state of affairs for the once-promising future. Read More »
One of the easiest mistakes you can make when building or upgrading a computer is placing the memory modules in the wrong RAM slots, resulting in suboptimal performance. So which RAM slots should you use, and why does it make any difference where the memory modules go? Read More »
Razer sells a lot of gaming headsets, and at least some of them are great. Now there’s another option aimed at improved microphone quality: the BlackShark V2 Pro. Read More »
Google announced last year that it was building a new video editor tied into Google Photos, mostly aimed at Chromebooks. Now you can finally try it out. Read More »
Microsoft has been selling keyboards, webcams, mics, and other PC accessories for decades, some of which have been praised as excellent hardware. The few remaining Microsoft-branded devices are now being discontinued in favor of Surface products. Read More »
Microsoft Loop entered public preview earlier this year as a new collaborative notes tool, like Notion or Google Workspace Spaces. The public preview was limited to a desktop web app, but now the mobile apps are rolling out more widely. Read More »
Make 2023 the year you take control of your data privacy with some help from Incogni. They'll get your personal information out of online databases and people search sites to improve your digital footprint and keep your data secure. And with today's special offer, you can enjoy an annual subscription to their removal service for just $6.49 per month, billed as $77.88 upfront. If you don't want to commit to a full year, monthly plans are also available at $12.99 per month. Subscribe Now »
HDMI Consumer Electronics Control, HDMI-CEC, is an HDMI feature on many TVs and media devices. This feature makes your devices work better together but is often disabled by default. Here’s how to determine if your TV has it and how to turn it on. Read More »
When you download an app from the Play Store, you’re installing an APK file to your Android device, but you can’t download the file directly. There are a couple of ways to get APK files from Google Play. Read More »
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