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How to Pin Live Sports Scores to Your Android Home Screen

For football fans, there's no better way to spend Sundays than to watch a lil' pigskin action on the big screen. But life doesn't always let that happen. Still, that doesn't mean you can't keep up with the big game while you're attending to other priorities. And your Android phone makes it as easy as possible.

If you're able to sneak a peek at your Android's home screen, then you follow the latest scores in real-time. But if you're looking for tips on how to discreetly glance at your phone's home screen? Sorry pal, you're on your own!

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How to Chromecast to a TV From a Laptop or Desktop PC

If you don't at least have a Chromecast tucked away somewhere in your home, you're doing yourself a disservice. Chromecast devices are one of the most flexible streaming devices you can use to watch just about any kind of content from almost any source. Here's how to do that by casting to your smart TV from a PC.

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The 10 CPUs That Changed Computing Forever

The "brain" that makes our computers work is the Central Processing Unit (CPU). Over the decades, we've seen standout CPUs that have pushed the envelope of what was possible in that era, giving our devices the power and efficiency that we experience today. Join us as we trace the legacy of the most influential CPUs of all time, and please, pay your respects.

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Should You Upgrade to the Pixel 8?

October is usually dominated by Google news, and 2023 has been no different. If you're a Pixel owner, an Android user looking to jump ship to a different phone manufacturer, or even an iPhone user considering selling Google your phone at an insane price and switching to a Pixel 8, you may be wondering what the Pixel 8 is all about. Is it worth upgrading to or switching over, or should you stick with what you've got and wait? We'll help you decide.

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What Is a "Compensation Cycle" in OLED TVs?

If you own an OLED TV or plan to buy one, you may have seen that they need something that's called a "compensation cycle." It's necessary in the overall maintenance of your television and keeping it in tip-top shape, but what exactly does it do? We explain what it is, and other tips for properly maintaining your OLED television.

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How to Disable Your Integrated Graphics on Windows 11

If you are noticing that some graphics-intense apps (like games) keep causing your PC to crash, don't assume that there is something wrong with your dedicated graphics card. It's likely an issue with the app or game using the integrated graphics card instead of the dedicated one. Point your PC in the right direction in Windows 11 with our quick guide, and get back to doing...whatever.

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How to Check Your Computer Uptime on Windows 10 and 11

For maintenance purposes or genuine curiosity, you may want to see how long your PC has been powered on. Finding that out in Windows 10 and 11 is fortunately extremely easy, and there's actually more than one way. We show you how to use the GUI method along with a command-line option if that tickles your fancy instead.

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How to Delete Your Old Online Accounts (and Why You Should)

Can you count how many online accounts you have opened as of this time? We're not just talking about the online accounts with passwords saved in a password manager, either. We mean EVERY open online account.

Sounds like a tall order, right? While it may be, it's imperative that you delete your old, unused online accounts. We explain why it's so important to take the time to do this, and how to delete them outright.

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Can You Set a Custom Profile Picture on Netflix?

Although the profile pictures on Netflix accounts are cute and cuddly, they grow stale over time. Wouldn't it be nice if you could add your own custom profile pictures on your Netflix account? Wait, is that even possible? It's a complicated answer.

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How to Clear Discord Cache Files on Desktop and Mobile

If you use Discord frequently (and you're on bunches of active servers), the cache files can build up very quickly. That's because every image, video, and GIF you send and receive fills up space on your device. Here's how to clear Discord's cache on your mobile and desktop devices.

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How to Fix a Steam Error Code e20

You finally sit down to a few moments of gaming after a hard day's work and...you're hit with an "e20" error. You can't connect to Steam so you can't play anything, and you're just sitting there, wondering what you can do or why this is possibly happening right now! That's why we're here! Here's how to fix the annoying e20 error, so you can finally get back to gaming!

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