How-To Geek - 🐱🐶 Do AirTags Make Good Pet Trackers?

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Happy Thursday! A new version of the CrossOver compatibility layer is now available, bringing more Windows apps and games to Mac, Linux, and Chromebooks. It's also on sale, if you're interested in buying it.

In other news, Google Assistant is leaving older Wear OS watches, Amazon Music Unlimited is going up in price for some subscribers, and Tesla has a new home charger that works with any EV.

There are so many creative ways to use AirTags. From finding your vehicle in a huge parking lot to lost luggage, they can be convenient for tracking your most prized possessions. And with few things in life more precious than our pets, AirTags seem like the perfect solution for tracking them if they sneak away from your premises (or in the case of cats, where they roam in the neighborhood). But are AirTags really suitable for tracking your pets? Check out our guide before attaching an AirTag to your dog or cat's collar.

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Not to be outdone by other streaming services, Amazon’s Music Unlimited service for Prime members is also getting a price hike. See how much you’ll be paying to listen to unlimited music.

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Are important events and appointments from your iPhone's calendar not showing up in Outlook? You may have syncing issues. Here's how to fix those in a few minutes.

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Watching Mint Mobile ads featuring Ryan Reynolds praising the cell service he owns (and apparently uses), you'd think it was the best cell service provider in the US. Sure, Mint Mobile has grown in name value. Sure, you get to see more Ryan Reynolds on your screen. But how does it actually compare to the other big three mobile providers?

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It’s totes convenient to tweak a Linux distro just by typing a few quick commands in Terminal. If you want to delete a file or entire directories with a quick taps of your keyboard, this is how you do it, no GUI required.

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You see an EV rolling down the highway, and it looks like the coolest thing ever; Back to the Future levels of cool. But buying an EV is a serious matter. Your environment and daily commute are just two of the factors to consider when purchasing an EV. Know what you need, and avoid overspending and giving into the hype. Here's how to be logical about purchasing an EV and avoid buyer's regret later.

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From time-to-time, it’s a good idea to audit your app permissions to ensure none of them have more permissions than they need. Here’s how to do that with a few taps.

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For EVs to catch on, universal chargers are the way forward. Tesla’s new universal home charger is a step in that direction, as it charges any EV you plug in. Take a look at the details.

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Do you use Google Assistant on your Wear OS 2 smartwatch? We have some bad news: it’s time to move on. Google Assistant is gradually getting removed from all Wear OS 2 smartwatches, and yours will inevitably be next.

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Crossover is one of the easiest ways to bring Windows functionality over to Mac, Linux, and even Chromebooks. The newest update makes the compatibility layer even better than ever. See how Crossover is improving with version 23.

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If you’ve ever wanted your iPhone’s wireless charger to feel more like the décor of your home versus, well, a charger, the Nomad Base may be up your alley. Check out our review and see if it works for you.

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