📍 How to Find Your iPhone From an Android — Why I Still Use Windows 10

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How to Find Your iPhone From an Android Device

iPhones have a built-in tracking solution, Find My, that's enabled by default. Assuming you haven't gone out of your way to disable it, you can use Find My to find your iPhone when it goes missing—even from an Android device. That's not the only way to track an iPhone from Android either.

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5 Reasons I’m Still Using Windows 10 on My Main PC

While I’ve been using Windows 11 for almost a year on my ROG Ally, my main PC is still on Windows 10, and I don’t plan on switching to Windows 11 anytime soon. Here’s why.

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Streaming Is Here to Stay, But Movie Lovers Are Keeping Physical Media Alive

It’s a weird time for physical media. While big companies have gone all-in on streaming, regular movie lovers have other plans. Maybe you’re like me and have kept buying discs (even if you might have slowed down), or maybe you’re coming back or even discovering the benefits of collecting for the first time.

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Every MacBook Owner Should Have One of These Laptop Stands

Twelve South has long produced great premium Apple accessories, and their latest BookArc Flex is no exception. As a newer version of the company’s original BookArc, a laptop stand designed for MacBooks, the Flex model lives up to its name by ditching the silicone inserts that plagued the first-generation product. Check out our full review.

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Is There Still a Point to Buying Camcorders? Yes, Here's Why

With DSLRs, mirrorless vlogger cameras, action cams, and, of course, your smartphone camera, you may think that there's no place for the humble camcorder anymore. That couldn't be further from the truth! While most people probably don't need one, if you're serious about making videos, you should give a good camcorder a try.

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How to Change the Passcode on Your iPhone

Your iPhone passcode is the code you use to unlock the screen. You might need to change it if someone else has figured it out, but even if that hasn't happened it's a good idea to change your iPhone passcode every now and then anyway. Here's how to do it.

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The Best Steam Deck and ROG Ally Docks of 2024

Adding a docking station to your Steam Deck or ROG Ally setup can transform your gaming experience. They enable you to hook up your device to a big-screen display, fast-charge your handheld, or connect gaming peripherals, providing you with the versatility you need to play your way.

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Are You Planning to Try Linux Mint 22?

This week, Linux Mint 22 was officially released with several quality-of-life improvements and six years of security updates. The alternative PC operating system is popular for its familiarity and ease of use for people new to Linux. Are you tempted to give version 22 a try, or, if you're already a Mint user, are you upgrading?

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