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How to Move the Android Auto Taskbar to the Side (Or Bottom)

Android Auto doesn't have the same level of customization as Android phones and tablets. The layout, especially, is pretty much locked in, but you may be surprised to learn that you can change the location of the taskbar. The settings are very unclear about how to do this—we can help.

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Why You Should Fake Cancelling Every Subscription At Least Once

Just like me, you've probably got a whole bunch of streaming subscriptions and a mounting bill to keep them all going. The good news is that if you attempt to cancel some of these, you might end up saving money while still retaining your service.

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Free Your Music from the Cloud with Volumio Pi

Imagine transforming your humble Raspberry Pi into a sophisticated, high-fidelity music server. Volumio makes this dream a reality, offering a seamless blend of power, flexibility, and affordability. You can finally get your music out of subscription cloud services.

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Razer’s New Keyboard Isn’t Cheating, Despite What Others Claim

Gamers are a resourceful bunch; we're always on the lookout for clever ways to improve our in-game performance. One such way that has caused a stir on the web lately is Razer's latest keyboard feature called Snap Tap, which some are outright labeling as cheating.

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Mini-ATX Motherboard: 3 Reasons to Buy (and 3 Reasons Not To)

Before gaming laptops, my love for small PC gaming systems had me build three different mini-ITX computers. There's just something awesome about packing the full might of a desktop into the smallest of cases, and if you prefer a petit PC over the towering hulks that are so popular now, you may be wondering why you should, or shouldn't, take the ITX plunge.

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Why You Should Listen to Video Game Music, Even if You Aren't a Gamer

I love music, but it's never really mattered to me where that music comes from, which is why a big section of my daily playlist contains music from soundtracks for movies, TV series, and video games. If you only confine your musical discovery to artists who release music through the traditional album or single model, you could be missing out big time.

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How to Buy a Mouse as a Left-Handed Person

One of the least talked about problems that lefties face is buying PC peripherals. Although I'm a lefty who has long given up on using my mouse left-handed, having submitted to the greater forces of the righties, I still want to help my fellow lefties pick the best mouse for their needs.

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How Often Do You Use Your iPad or Tablet?

I've owned countless Android tablets and iPads and still have a few sitting around my office. However, it's one of those gadgets I rarely use. I do almost everything on my smartphone, and there are certain tasks (like filing my taxes or booking a vacation) I prefer to do on a computer or laptop. As a result, my iPad is collecting dust. The only time I really use it is on airplanes. What about you? How often do you honestly use your iPad?

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