How to Set Up Dual Monitors in Windows 11

January 25, 2022

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In the film Inside Out, the character Anger is frequently seen reading a newspaper called “The Mind Reader” and the headlines of the newspaper always reflect the relevant events happening in Riley’s life.

If you work at home, even just a few days a week, there is nothing better than having multiple monitors for getting productive. Here’s everything you need to know to set up your workspace with more than one monitor in Windows 11. Read More »

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Some of the best Android apps are also some of the most bloated. Google has a few apps like this, but you probably use them every day. Did you know Google offers slimmed-down versions of many of its apps? Read More »

If you’ve experienced the misery that is shopping for an NVIDIA or AMD graphics card recently, you’re about to feel a little better, as street prices for GPUs are dropping slightly. They’re not selling for MSRP, but we’re one step closer. Read More »

One way to make your presentation attractive is by using colors that complement the purpose or topic. While color palettes are fine tools, you may have a particular color want to match. You can do this with the eyedropper in Microsoft PowerPoint. Read More »

It looks like YouTube wants to hop onto the NFT hype train. Of course, this should come as a surprise to no one, as just about every brand (even the USPS) is making NFTs in one form or another. Read More »

PC gaming isn’t just about using a mouse and keyboard: It’s about choice. Some games are just better with a controller in your hands, especially with so many console games launching on PC. But not all controllers are equal. Read More »

Google is introducing some significant changes to how it tracks you in web browsers. The company is ditching the maligned Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) and replacing it with a new tracking method called Topics. Read More »

If you’re participating in a group text in Messages with devices that use SMS (such as Android phones), you can’t leave the group chat, and that makes iPhone owners vulnerable to abuse and bullying. Apple should fix this immediately—here’s how. Read More »

Discover everything about your file system mount points with the Linux findmnt command. It’s an all-in-one tool with a very easy syntax. We show you how to use it. Read More »

If you’re shopping for computer peripherals, an external solid-state drive (SSD) probably isn’t at the top of your shopping list. While your PC or laptop will function without one, the benefits really outweigh the price, and a good external SSD should be a priority for everyone. Read More »

Sure, your dishwasher cleans your dirty plates every day, but did you know it can make your hairbrush, vacuum attachments, and vent covers glisten, too? The dishwasher was already just about everyone’s favorite household appliance, but here are 21 more reasons to love it. Read More »

When you’re new to making espresso or other coffee-based drinks, words like “microfoam,” “frothing,” and “steaming” can get a bit confusing. If you love hot, foamy coffee drinks, but find the learning curve a bit steep, we can help. The first thing you need to know is the difference between frothed and steamed milk. Read More »

Adding your signature to a Microsoft Word document is the ultimate way to personalize it as your own, especially for documents like letters or contracts. If you want to add a signature to a Word document, here’s how. Read More »

To let people join your Zoom meetings, you’re going to have to send out meeting invites. You can do this before your scheduled meetings and even during a meeting. We’ll show you how. Read More »

Apple Notes for iPhone, iPad, and Mac seamlessly syncs content between devices for free thanks to iCloud. But what if you don’t want everything to sync between devices? What if you want some notes to stay on a particular device? Read More »

Facebook’s dark mode on iPhone turns your entire social media experience dark, giving profiles, pages, newsfeeds, and everything else a sleek, mysterious appearance. Here’s how to enable (and disable) dark mode. Read More »