Windows Gets an Always-on-Top Keyboard Shortcut, Thanks to PowerToys

January 7, 2022

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It’s no mystery that smartphones and computers are pretty, well, smart. They’ve got tons of high-tech stuff going on under the surface to improve your experience. One of those things is auto-brightness. How does that work? Read More »

The latest Windows 11 Dev build has lots of fabulous new goodies, including a feature that’ll make your calls sound better when you’re using Apple AirPods. We didn’t expect to find a feature specially designed to enhance an Apple product in Windows 11, but that’s just what we got. Read More »

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When it comes to clutter, there’s the regular kind and the tough kind you dread dealing with. So, you put it off until it’s a mountain that seems impossible to climb. Need some help cutting through the mess? These smart tips can set you off on the right path! Read More »

One of the core ideas behind the Metaverse is connecting people. There’s this vague idea of bringing old friends together and making new friends in Virtual Reality (VR). But that’s already happening with the vast array of multiplayer VR content currently available. Read More »

After going all-digital last year, CES 2022 opted for a mix of virtual and in-person events this time around. And after careful deliberation, our editorial team has eagerly awarded the following 15 products with Review Geek‘s Best of CES 2022 awards. Read More »

Copy, cut, and paste are three basic operations that every Windows 10 and 11 user should know by heart. The concepts behind them apply to nearly every application you’ll ever use. Here’s how they work. Read More »

Almost everyone likes tacos, and the fast-food giant Taco Bell knows this. We, as a society, also seem to enjoy subscriptions. Taco Bell aims to combine the two with a taco subscription that’ll get you a taco a day for $10 a month. At this point, what isn’t a subscription? Read More »

The latest version of Microsoft PowerToys adds a feature that Windows fans around the world have eagerly anticipated—a keyboard shortcut designed to keep a window on top of other ones at all times. Read More »

The Oculus Browser on the Oculus Quest 2 keeps a record of every website you visit on its History page. If you don’t clear it, people who use your headset after you can see which sites you’ve been viewing. Here’s how to clear that browsing data. Read More »

Inkjet printers have become ubiquitous in the world around us, as is printing technology, but do you know how it works? We’ll demystify the process in this quick explainer and look at what goes into printing in general. Read More »

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If you’re playing a Sony PlayStation 4 and you happen to have a spare PS5 controller. You might be wondering: Can I use a DualSense controller on a PS4? The answer is no—with one big exception. We’ll explain. Read More »