According to Apple, it’s safe to watch the eclipse using your iPhone’s camera.
Tsuro – Apple’s Free iTunes App of the Week
This week’s free app is the board game Tsuro. Normally it’s $2.99, but you can get it free from iTunes until Thursday, August 24th.
How to Migrate Apple Mail Messages to Windows 10
Moving from macOS to Windows 10? Bring your mailboxes with you using these simple steps.
How to Check the Battery Level of Your Apple TV Remote and Charge it
The Siri remote for the 4th Generation Apple TV has more functionality than previous versions and it needs to be recharged from time to time.
How to Block a Windows 10 Feature Update and Why You Might Need To
Need to block a new version of Windows 10 from automatically installing? This article will show you how to do it if your hardware or apps are incompatible.
Cord Cutting: How to Stream NFL Games this 2017 Season
We’re only a few weeks away from the start of the 2017 NFL season and this guide will show you how to catch the action as a cord cutter.
How to Use the PDF Scanner in OneDrive for iOS
Microsoft’s OneDrive app for iOS now includes a mobile scanner. Find how you can use it to scan images, business cards, receipts and even white boards.
How to Remotely Control a Windows 10 PC from a Chromebook
The portability of a Chromebook with the processing power and compatibility of a Windows 10 PC. It can be done with the Chrome Remote Desktop app!
How to Calibrate a Windows 10 Touch Screen Device
If your Windows 10 touch screen device isn’t as responsive or accurate as it used to be, here’s how to calibrate it for better results.
How to Download ISO Files or Reinstall Files for Older Versions of Windows 10
Need an older version of Windows 10 such as version 1507 or 1511? Here are some of the ways you can still get these older releases.
Turn Off Annoying Reoccurring Facebook Notifications in iOS
Tired of checking those Facebook notifications? Here is to way to manage, hide or stop them all together.
How-To Delete Google Chrome Browsing History, Cache and Cookies
Chrome does an excellent job of storing your browsing history, cache and cookies to optimize the performance and usability of surfing the internet. That said, if you’re privacy-minded or just like to run a tight ship, clearing away old browser data is a good practice to do on a regular basis.