Windows 11's File Explorer Is Getting Tabs, for Real This Time

April 5, 2022

Did You Know?

The shiny layer of a CD doesn’t contain the data, the plastic polycarbonate layer does—the shiny and ultra-thin aluminum layer is there to reflect the laser back to the machine to read the data.

Interested in the Apple Watch? If you are, you should know that Amazon has a solid sale on the latest Apple Watches—today only. As usual with these sales, the sale price may only be available on specific colors.

Here’s what’s on sale:

• Apple Watch Series 7, 45mm: $359.00 ($70 off the normal price of $429)
• Apple Watch Series 7, 41mm: $329.00 ($70 off the normal price of $399)
• Apple Watch SE, 40mm: $229.99 ($49 off the normal price of $279)
• Apple Watch SE, 44mm: $259.99 ($49 off the normal price of $309)

Not sure which one is right for you? Check out our Apple Watch shopping guide for the details.

Read more at howtogeek.com

Shopping for a new TV and want to get the most for your money? Here’s how to decide how many HDMI ports you need. Read More »

Got a wedding or event coming up? Get a wardrobe personalized to your style without spending a fortune. INDOCHINO suits are made to your exact measurements, and you can choose from hundreds of customizations including fabric, linings,monograms & more. SHOP NOW

Android phones have been commonplace for well over a decade. Nearly everyone who has used one has used more than one. You probably have some old phones laying around, and it’s well past time to get rid of them. Read More »

Ransomware attacks aimed at businesses have been on the rise, topping out at a staggering 68.5% of companies victimized in 2021. Even more alarming is that the average remediation costs for impacted businesses reached approximately $2 million as of 2020. In short, a single ransomware attack can bring devastation to any company, big or small. The good news is that there is a way to keep your business safe. Read More »

Microsoft has now confirmed Windows 11’s File Explorer will get tabs. The long saga of tabs is finally coming to a close–remember when we were supposed to get them in 2018? Here’s why we’re confident Microsoft is delivering this time. Read More »

Millions of people around the world use Microsoft Excel every year to create and manage spreadsheets as part of Microsoft Office. But have you ever stopped to think what “Excel” actually means? We’ll explain its origins. Read More »

The original boomboxes offered one of the first ways to bring music anywhere. We’ve got plenty of options for portable music now, but a boombox brings more than that, with plenty of features, playback options, and volume. Read More »

Batteries are at the heart of our most important daily technologies. Your phone, your laptop, and eventually your car and home, all rely on storing energy in batteries. Current battery technology is great, but graphene batteries could solve their shortcomings. Read More »

Although Wi-Fi 6E still feels bleeding edge at the start of 2022, a demonstration of the upcoming Wi-Fi 7 standard showcased transfer speeds might make Ethernet cables obsolete. Let’s take a look at the proposed spec and what it promises. Read More »

When shopping for a VPN, you may have run into a feature called a warrant canary. Touted as extra protection against government surveillance, you may have wondered what it is and whether it’s useful. Read More »

Spring has sprung, and a popular doughnut purveyor wants to help you celebrate the warmer weather and the upcoming Easter holiday. Read More »

1MORE proves once and for all that you don’t need to break the bank to get your hands on a pair of high-end, comfortable, long-lasting earbuds. If you’re in the market for cozy, feature-rich earbuds under $100, you’ll want to know everything that the ComfoBuds Mini Earbuds get right. Read More »

Need to switch to a different branch, but you’re not ready to commit the changes you’ve made in your current branch? You can stash your changes and come back to them later. It’s possible in Git, whether you use GitHub or another hosting service. Read More »

Facebook lets you tag people, groups, and pages in your posts, comments, and photos so you can notify those entities of their mention in your content. It’s easy to do that and we’ll show you how. Read More »

If you’ve forgotten a credit card number while using Safari on your Mac, it’s easy to view credit card information saved by Safari’s AutoFill feature. You can also add, edit, or remove the stored cards. Here’s how. Read More »

If you insert dates or times in your Google Sheet, you aren’t stuck with the default date formats. You can use the word for a month instead of a number or add seconds to the time by creating custom formats. Read More »

If you’ve recently added more players, more mods, or both to your Minecraft server, then it might be time to allocate more RAM. Here’s how to do so for a smoother gameplay experience. Read More »