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Why Carriers Are Desperate to Buy Your Old Phone

If you've tried to trade-in your old phone for a new model recently, you've probably noticed that your carrier is willing to pay out the wazoo for your used phone. But it's all according to plan: here's why.

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The latest edition of "Python for Security and Networking" is now available for free for a limited time, offering a fantastic opportunity to boost your security skills. This third edition is fully updated to cover Python's newest libraries, turning you into a master of detecting vulnerabilities, handling attacks, and building resilient networks.

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Why Your iPhone Display Keeps Dimming (and How to Stop It)

Is your iPhone constantly dimming? It's annoying for sure, and fortunately, there are several tricks to fix it. We'll show you our favorites so you can get back to using your iPhone at an optimal brightness once again.

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What Are "Time Sensitive" Notifications on iPhone?

For the longest time, both the iPhone and iPad treated notifications equally. That's no longer the case thanks to "Time Sensitive" notifications: a different class of notification you may want to start using. Here's what they are, and how to use them.

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How to Share Your Location in a Text Message on Android

If you've ever been stranded in an unknown area, you know how helpless this can be. Even when calling someone for help, describing your location can be a nightmare. Android users can take the guesswork out of getting found by sharing their location via text message. See how, and be prepared the next time you're stranded and lost.

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How to Scan Documents to PDF With Your Android Phone's Camera

Remember scanners? Those large, bulk boxes that would digitize everything from Polaroids to tax documents to Frasier fanfiction? They seem to have disappeared, and you can blame the phone in your pocket. Wait, you can use your phone as a scanner? Yes! Here's how to do it on your Android phone.

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How to Find Someone's Birthday on LinkedIn

Did you forget the birthday of someone in your professional network? Avoid the embarrassment by finding their birthday on their LinkedIn profile. Here's how on both the mobile and desktop versions of LinkedIn.

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How to Install Windows 11 on an Unsupported PC

Windows 11 has strict system requirements, but you don't have to abide by them. There are all kinds of ways you can install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, saving you a few hundred bucks from buying a new PC. See how it's done.

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How to Turn Your Phone Into a PC Using a Lapdock

Modern phones are powerful enough to deliver a PC-like experience, and that's precisely what Android's "Desktop Mode" aims to achieve. It's not available on every phone, though, and you need what's known as a "lapdock" to make it all work. We'll show you how to bring it all together.

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How to Use Your iPhone, iPad, or Android Device as a Sampler

You don't need hundreds of dollars to make mad beats. All you need is a smartphone and a cheap app to start having fun making sample-based music. Here's how to get started.

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