If you’ve made a mistake on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC and would like to go back a step, it’s easy to use the built-in “Undo” command. Similarly, you can sometimes also perform a “Redo” action to restore what you just undid.
[mai mult...]How to Check Screen Time on Android
Everyone has a screen in their pocket, but that’s not always a good thing. Some people are concerned about how much they use their smartphones. Android devices include a handy tool to let you keep tabs on your screen time. Android devices have a suite of tools called “Digital Wellbeing.” It’s your one-stop shop for seeing detailed breakdowns for how you use your phone.
[mai mult...]How to Set Multiple Timers on Apple Watch
It only took eight versions of Apple’s smartwatch software to allow Apple Watch owners to set multiple timers on their wrist. The feature is finally here with the release of watchOS 8, so here’s how to time all of the things (at the same time).
[mai mult...]How to Reverse Image Search on Android
With reverse image search on Android, you can pick a photo from your phone and find more information or similar images on the internet. We’ll show you how to perform this search with the Google app. We’ll cover how to do this on your phone and in the Chrome and Firefox web browsers.
[mai mult...]How to Remove a Sim Card From an iPhone
Every iPhone has a SIM card slot on one of its sides. That slot houses a tray that holds your iPhone’s SIM card. That SIM card lets your phone connect to your cellular carrier so that you can make phone calls and get mobile data.
You might never need to access your SIM card if you bought your iPhone with one pre-installed from the carrier. However, if you buy a phone unlocked and SIM-free, or are buying used, you’re going to need to be familiar with what a SIM card is, and how to swap one out.
[mai mult...]How to Move the Taskbar Icons to the Left on Windows 11
By default, Windows 11 starts with your taskbar icons centered in the middle of your screen. If you’d like the icons to stay on the left side of your taskbar instead, it’s easy to fix in Settings.
[mai mult...]How to Control Your Android Phone With Your Face
The most direct way to use a touchscreen is to, well, touch it, but that’s not something everyone can do. Android’s expansive accessibility tools can help you navigate around the phone with only your eyes and facial expressions. Android includes a number of tools for people who can’t interact with touchscreens in the typical ways. Moving around with your voice is a big one, but you can also use your eyes and face with a tool called “Switch Access.”
[mai mult...]How to Create Shareable Text Snippets in Chrome for Android
Want to share an excerpt from something you read online? There are several ways you can do it, but Google Chrome has a cool method that turns quotes into stylish, shareable cards. At the time of writing, this feature is available in Chrome Beta for Android. Once you’ve enabled the flag, you can share text as images with different fonts, colors, and backgrounds. It’s a much more visual way to share a quote on social media.
[mai mult...]How to Test Your Microphone on Windows 11
If a microphone connected to your Windows 11 PC is too loud, too quiet, or just not working, there’s a handy way to test your audio input device and check its input level in Windows Settings.
[mai mult...]How to Share Your Location with Facebook Messenger
“Where are you at?” We’ve all asked or been asked this question at some point. Thankfully, with smartphones, it’s easy to share your exact location with others. We’ll show you how to do it with Facebook Messenger. This feature works for Messenger on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices.
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