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How to Check Your Cellular Network Coverage

Cellular network coverage is one of the most important aspects of phone ownership (outside of plan pricing, anyway). It’s what determines where you’ll be able to make calls and use network data features such as email, along with how fast and reliable everything will be. But how can you find out exactly what areas are covered?

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Is It Better to Fix Up Old Consoles Yourself Than Buy Refurbished?

If you're in the market for an older console from a previous generation, it may be tempting to buy one that's already been fully refurbished. However, much of the time, those who refurbish consoles can mirepresent its true condition and market value, so it may be a better option to take care of it yourself.

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Discover How Yaber Is Partnering With Pantone Color Institute With This New Exclusive Projector K3

Sometimes, having a great projector with quality visuals or impressive audio capabilities isn't quite enough. If you intend to set up a projector at home, say, to host or entertain, you want something that is also visually striking. That's where Yaber and Pantone come in.

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Going Paperless Feels Great, and Is Surprisingly Easy to Do

If your wallet bulges with paper receipts, tickets, and more, or your filing cabinet still has utility bills dating back 10 years, this could be the perfect cue to adopt a paperless life. Doing this offers a number of benefits, and making the switch has never been easier.

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Why Do Some Games "Age Poorly" While Others Are Timeless?

Games don't have an expiration date any more than a movie is worth less just because it's old. That said, some games have stood the test of time much better than others, and don't really need the epidemic of remakes and remasters we're currently experiencing, but what exactly allows a game to be timeless?

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Apple Watch Series 10 vs. Google Pixel Watch 3: How Do the Flagships Compare?

The Apple Watch Series 10 and Pixel Watch 3 are the latest and most advanced smartwatches offered by Apple and Google. While both provide essential fitness-tracking features, there are a few key differences that you should know before getting one of these sophisticated smartwatches.

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These macOS 15 Sequoia Features Made Me More Productive

macOS 15 Sequoia comes with a handful of new features that can take productivity to the next level. These can help you get work done and remain distraction-free while personalizing the way you use your Mac. Here's a look at my top macOS 15 productivity features.

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Excel's New Focus Cell Feature Makes It Easier to Read Data

Microsoft is testing a new feature that highlights the active row and column when a cell is selected. This means it's easier to follow across rows and down columns when reading your data.

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Does Social Media Make Your Life Better or Worse?

It's almost impossible to avoid social media in the modern world. Despite my biases, even I can admit that that's not necessarily a bad thing. Social media gives us far more ways to connect and share with other people in the world. But at the same time, it's frequently been shown to have a negative effect on mental health. So, looking at your own social media use, do you find it's a net gain or a net loss in your life?

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