How to Make a Facetime Audio Call
Tired of low-quality cell phone calls? Thanks to FaceTime, you can make audio-only calls with crystal-clear high-resolution sound using an iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Mac....
How to Change Ruler Units in Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop’s rulers are really useful when you’re cropping, combining, or otherwise editing your images. Depending on what you’re doing, you might want them to display...
How to Use Apple Maps in a Browser on Windows and Android
Apple Maps is only officially available on Apple devices like iPhones and Macs. But, thanks to DuckDuckGo, you can browse or get directions in Apple Maps...
The Best Tabletop RPGs That Aren’t ‘Dungeons & Dragons’
Since its inception in 1974, Dungeons & Dragons has remained one of the most popular games in history, and it’s even recognized as the foundation for...
How to Adjust Keyboard Brightness on MacBook Air
When you’re in a dark room, you can increase the keyboard brightness on your MacBook Air to type easier. There are two ways to do this—using...
ASUS Chromebox 4 Review: When a Chromebook Isn’t Big Enough
Chromebooks are terrific, and their numbers have exploded during the pandemic with many schools and offices requiring them. With a plethora of browser-based applications, they serve...
How to Delete Your LastPass Account
Decided to move away from LastPass? It’s time to say your final goodbyes by deleting your account. This makes sure that none of your passwords will...
What Does JK Mean, and How Do You Use It?
If you see “jk” on a message you just received, that’s a sign you shouldn’t take it too seriously. Here’s what the acronym is and how...
Scientists Cloned an Endangered Black-Footed Ferret (And It’s Super Cute!)
Meet Elizabeth Ann, the first clone of a black-footed ferret and, more importantly, the first clone of a US endangered species. Elizabeth Ann is cloned from...
Creative’s Sound Blaster USB-C DAC Can Fix Your Coworker’s Annoying Zoom Audio
When you buy something that claims to have noise cancellation features, it generally means either isolating the audio you hear, or isolating the audio other people hear from...
