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Everything New in Windows 10's April 2019 Update

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Today's Featured Articles

Why Are iPhones Still Limited to 9 Apps Per Folder Page?

With all the apps we have on our iPhones these days, organizing them into folders is pretty much a requirement. But why does Apple still only show nine apps per folder page, especially with screen sizes getting bigger?   Read More »


What Are Dolby Dimension Headphones?

Dolby is a trusted name in audio, but its latest product is a little different. "Dolby Dimension Headphones" isn't an audio standard, like 5.1 Surround or Dolby Atmos, but a new wireless headphone set you can buy.   Read More »


Everything New in Windows 10’s April 2019 Update

Windows 10’s next update is the April 2019 Update, which is version 1903 and was codenamed 19H1 during development. It features a light theme, speed improvements, and lots of polish. There are no crazy new features like My People or Timeline.   Read More »


Common Smarthome Myths That Just Aren't True

Smarthome technology has come a long way. It still isn’t for everyone, but some of the common myths people use to avoid smarthome tech aren’t true. Smarthomes don’t have to be expensive, and they aren’t always listening to you, for example.   Read More »


5 Creative Uses for Smart Plugs

One of the best values in all of the smarthome technology available is the handy smart plug. They’re cheap, but they can do a lot. Here are a handful of creative uses if you find yourself pondering the implications.   Read More »


What Are Nits of Brightness on a TV or Other Display?

The competition between TV and display manufacturers has been heating up rapidly, and everyone is talking about how many “nits” their displays have. But what even is a nit? And why should you care?   Read More »


REVIEW GEEK

The Best Electric Toothbrushes For Every Need

Brushing your teeth manually is far from the most effective method, as many dentists will attest to. Instead, pick one of these electric toothbrushes and save time (and potentially your teeth) for many years to come.   Read More »


REVIEW GEEK

BenQ EX3203R Monitor Review: Small Problems Drag Down This Display

On paper, BenQ's EX3203R looks like an ideal "sweet spot" for a large format monitor: 32" size, 1440p resolution, and 144Hz speed, and USB-C capability. But corners cut in the overall package and some poor ergonomic choices, plus low value, mean it's a tough sell.   Read More »






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Deal Alert: Snag A Nintendo Labo Kit for Almost Half Price from Best Buy

Have you passed up on a Nintendo Labo kit because of its $70 price tag? Well, now’s your chance to grab one for just $39.99. But don’t wait, this deal won’t last forever.   Read More »




FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines


Chrome OS Instant Tethering Comes to More Android Phones, Here’s How to Do It
Google’s “Better Together” pairing of Chromebooks and Android phones allows Pixel and Nexus users to share a data connection from the phone to Chromebook automatically, but now it’s getting a broader range of device compatibility.   Read More »


How to Sign Up for Vizio’s AirPlay Beta
At CES 2019, many TV manufacturers announced built-in Apple AirPlay for their TVs. Vizio promised many existing TVs going back to 2016 would receive these features, too. Now, you can join the beta and get AirPlay early.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
How to Remove Your Windows Password
How to Show Your Working Hours to Other People in Outlook
The Best Electric Toothbrushes For Every Need
Deal Alert: Snag A Nintendo Labo Kit for Almost Half Price from Best Buy
Deal Alert: Acer Chromebook 14 with Protective Sleeve Just $239 Today
BenQ EX3203R Monitor Review: Small Problems Drag Down This Display




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Which Character Serves As The Mascot of Pixar Animation Studios?
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