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These Smart Glasses Are Like Using a Projector Only You Can See

More than anything, the RayNeo Air 2S glasses are great for watching movies, spatial videos, and Google TV wherever you want. The glasses aren’t virtual reality and don't have any augmenting skills, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t worth wearing.

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Mobile Data Not Working on Android? 8 Tips to Try

Can’t access the internet while out and about on your Android phone? There’s a good chance a setting misconfiguration is causing the problem. We’ll show you how to fix that and a few other items to restore mobile data connectivity on your phone.

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The Cloudstrike Outage Reminds Me Y2K All Over Again

Around the turn of the millennium, the big story was the Y2K bug. This problem was supposed to be the source of massive computer outages worldwide. How ironic was it that I'd see shades of Y2K all over again on a random Friday morning? Let me explain.

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Macs Waste a Lot of Space on Old Scanned Images, Here's Where to Find Them

Scanners can be super handy, but they tend to leave a lot of unwanted junk behind. If you're a Mac user who does a lot of scanning, you could probably recover a fair chunk of free space simply by emptying a single folder. Here's how.

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3 Reasons I'm Choosing Arc Browser Over Safari on My Mac

I would never argue that Safari isn't the best browser for a Mac, and yet the Arc browser has managed to keep me away. These are the three primary reasons I keep opening Arc, and why you may want to give it a shot, too.

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How Microsoft Outlook Helps Me Achieve Inbox Zero

Is your Outlook inbox getting out of control? Do you spend too much time scrolling through thousands of old emails every day? Here are some simple tips to help you get your inbox down to zero.

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How (and When) to Reset the SMC on Your Mac

If you're experiencing weird Mac behavior, like a computer that doesn't respond properly when you press the power button or open the lid or the backlight is playing up, one solution is to reset the system management controller (SMC). It sounds technical, but it actually isn't. Let's take a closer look.

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What’s the One Streaming Service You Can't Live Without?

Nowadays, most of us have multiple streaming services, so we can watch all of our favorite shows, movies, and live events without the frustrations of cable TV. But if you had to choose just one streaming service to use, which one would it be?

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