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We Need More Small Phones That Don’t Skimp on Features

Big phones dominate the flagship market, but let’s be honest—they’re not for everyone. Some of us don’t want a device that stretches our hands and pockets to their limits, and we shouldn't have to sacrifice features to get it.

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Just Starting in the Linux Terminal? Here Are Some Setup Tips

The Linux terminal is useful, but it sometimes gets a bad rap for being boring. If you're brand-new to using the command line, here are some ways to make it more useful, fun, and stylish.

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The PlayStation Plus Games Catalog Is a Mess

PlayStation Plus is a pretty solid deal, giving subscribers access to new and classic games, plus discounts and other benefits. But the service has some pretty glaring issues, too, mainly with its games catalog, which is hampered by poor organization and discoverability.

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Is Android Fragmentation Still a Problem?

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Do You Use Subtitles When You Watch TV?

The question always seems to come up around one minute into any movie I'm watching with a friend: "How do you feel about subtitles?" I do find them helpful; dialogue in modern TV and movies is objectively harder to hear without a quality sound system. The exception for me is when I'm watching alone. If I won't be talking to anyone, then I prefer turning the volume to full blast or wearing headphones over turning on subtitles or closed captioning, since they take from the immersion. When do you use subtitles?

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