11 Things to Check When Buying a Used iPhone

December 23, 2021

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Turnspit dogs were named quite literally. The long bodied but compact and muscular dogs were bred specifically to run on a wheel attached to a cooking spit in order to keep the meat rotating and cooking evenly. Used for centuries in Europe (and for a short time in America), by the end of the 19th century, the breed was considered extinct.

Used iPhones are always in hot demand, and they’re a good option if you’re looking to save some money on an Apple smartphone. Like any second-hand purchase, there are some things you should check before you hand over your money. Read More »

Windows and Android are both extremely popular. Naturally, many people use both platforms on a daily basis. We’ll show you how to send links between your phone and PC with Microsoft’s Your Phone app, which is built into Windows 11 and Windows 10. Read More »

For some, the most important holiday in December falls on the 23rd. That’s the day to celebrate Festivus, the made-up holiday from an episode of Seinfeld, which has since taken on a life of its own. Read More »

Moving away from traditional cable is all the rage now. It’s a great time to start giving people subscriptions to excellent streaming services or products that make accessing them easy. We’ve got the best ones right here. Read More »

HBO Max’s movie selection features a wide range of genres and eras, and that’s reflected in its Christmas-themed offerings as well. From vintage classics to modern adaptations, here are the best Christmas movies to stream on HBO Max. Read More »

Everybody knows about services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Video, but those are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to streaming. Here are our top picks for specialty streaming services that cater to specific interests. Read More »

SQL is a standard language for storing, manipulating and retrieving data in databases. With over 100 pages of knowledge, this resource will help you get started and advance your skills. Dive into this domain-specific programming language.
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There are many specifications that matter when it comes to VR, but refresh rate is often overlooked. While “field of view” or screen resolution are important in their own right, the headsets refresh rate can mean the difference between immersion and aversion. Read More »

Did you recently learn a new and exciting fact that you want to share with the world? Then you might want to use “TIL” to share that information. Here’s what the acronym means and how to use it. Read More »

Need to stamp a date on a spreadsheet? In Microsoft Excel, you have multiple ways to add today’s date in your spreadsheets. You can add both static and dynamic dates, and we’ll show you how. Read More »

After spending a few weeks with Google’s latest smartphone—the Pixel 6 (dual-released alongside the Pixel 6 Pro)—I can easily say that it is powerful, beautiful, and quintessentially Google. And priced well under $1,000, it should absolutely be your next Android phone. Read More »

Google did it. The company released the “flagship” Pixel phone hardware tech junkies have been begging to see. Finally, the best camera software has great camera hardware, and all the other trimmings are there, too. On paper, it’s the perfect phone. And in practice? Well, the devil is in the details. Read More »

Safari now features tab groups that organize your browser tabs in groups you can label and move around. It helps you reduce tab clutter, similar to how tab groups work on Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. Here’s how to use them. Read More »

By default, Microsoft Excel names your tables “Table1”, “Table2”, and so on. If you’d prefer custom names, you can rename your tables in Excel. It’s easy, and it works similarly to assigning names to cell ranges. Read More »