How-To Geek
Stop using these Wi-Fi passwords before your network gets compromised
What's the status of your Wi-Fi password? I wager that if I surveyed most people I know, I'd find two groups split right down the middle: people who never bothered to change theirs, and people who changed theirs to something painfully easy or funny. Then, there's a handful of people who try to beat possible networking issues by staying on top of their Wi-Fi passwords.
New on Disney+ and Hulu in June—Hot picks and everything else coming
With May almost in our rearview mirror (it was a great month that scorched with The Punisher: One Last Kill, Daredevil: Born Again and more!) it's not only time to get ready to enjoy the warmer climes of the summer but it's time to stack your watchlist with all the great new movies and shows coming to Disney+ and Hulu in June.
This Toyota is built to quietly outlast its competition
Some cars get attention for being fast, luxurious, or packed with the latest technology. Others build their reputation the old-fashioned way: by showing up every day and refusing to quit.
5 little-known DeWALT tools that’ll save you hours of work
DeWALT makes tools for everyone, from DIYers and homeowners to professionals. We're all familiar with the 20V Max and Atomic tool lineups, and most people have the basics like a drill and driver. But did you know DeWALT makes several lesser-known tools that can make jobs easier than ever?
Stop subscribing directly: 4 smarter ways to get your streaming services
If you are an avid television watcher, then you will likely subscribe to multiple streaming services. Frankly, we now live in a world where one streaming service is simply not enough for movies, TV shows, sports, and live news. You can try your best to create your perfect streaming lineup, but you must be smart about what services to keep and cut.
I built a portable "network go-bag" for troubleshooting Ethernet and Wi-Fi problems—here's what's in it
Can you reliably function without an internet connection? I suppose I could, in theory, but I'd be out of a job. If you're like me, an unreliable network is a real nightmare, and you never know when connection issues will rear their ugly heads, thrusting you right back into hours of annoying troubleshooting.
Nissan's cheapest car starts at just over $20K and is surprisingly plush inside
Affordable compact cars are supposed to be simple commuters, but rising prices across the segment have made many entry-level sedans feel harder to justify than they used to. Buyers shopping on a tighter budget are increasingly looking for cars that don’t just save money upfront, but also feel refined enough to live with every day. That has opened the door for a handful of compact sedans that focus less on flashy performance and more on comfort, technology, and overall value.
Linux desktop hardware support is still broken, and that's why adoption keeps failing
It's so easy to install Linux on a PC these days. Be glad you don't still have to compile the kernel yourself just to get an OS on your computer. All you have to do is download a disc image, create some bootable media, and you'll be on your desktop environment of choice within minutes.
These are the 6 gadgets I pack before every trip
Packing for a trip used to mean throwing a charger, headphones, power bank, and whatever else felt essential into a bag the night before departure. Over time, the tech I carry has become far more intentional, once I realized that a few carefully chosen gadgets can make travel dramatically smoother.
3 reasons your internet is slow that have nothing to do with Wi-Fi
Are you having Wi-Fi issues right now? It's very possible that those problems aren't from Wi-Fi at all. Here are three things you should check before blaming your connectivity problems on Wi-Fi.
7 brilliant ways to use PC fans in your next 3D printing project
Your 3D printer pairs well with all sorts of components and accessories, from IKEA pegboards to $5 microcontrollers. But one item you might not have considered is the humble PC fan.
These 5 PowerShell commands let me disable the annoying Windows features that aren't in Settings
Everyone has at least a couple of Windows features they find particularly annoying. Whether that's ads showing up everywhere, deep OneDrive integration that can sometimes make locally stored files harder to manage, or not being able to uninstall certain built-in apps even though you know you'll never use them, we all have our Windows pet peeves.
Most Android Auto apps are useless, but these 4 are essential
Android Auto is one of the most convenient features on most modern cars, even if it's a bit underused. It's just a pared-down and limited version of Android, which makes most apps pretty useless. However, there are several essential apps you'll actually love using, and I'm not talking about Google Maps or your favorite music player.
New on Paramount+ in June—complete list of movies and TV shows coming this month
June’s lineup on Paramount+ is packed with buzzy originals, returning favorites, and a fresh wave of movies and reality hits. Whether you’re in the mood for romance, high-stakes espionage, or pure escapist fun, the streamer is leaning into variety in a big way this summer.
5 things Garmin smartwatches do better than the Galaxy Watch and Pixel Watch
Samsung and Google claim the top spots for smartwatches and wearable tech (alongside Apple), and for good reason. While the war between the Galaxy and Pixel smartwatches continues, with many smartwatch wearers picking their favorite out of those two, there's another contender in the ring that gets criminally overlooked: Garmin.
I used an Excel template to plan my entire vacation—and it beat every travel app I tried
You don't need three travel apps, five subscriptions, and a dozen login accounts just to plan a vacation. I replaced all of it with a single Excel template—and ended up with a faster, cleaner, offline-accessible itinerary that made modern travel apps feel a lot more complicated than they need to be.
Your workshop doesn't need more storage—it needs these 5 organizers you can 3D print tonight
3D printing is a fantastic hobby that opens so many doors, including giving you the ability to stop buying storage for your workshop. Instead, here are five workshop organizers that you can easily 3D print this weekend.
You're using your router wrong: Change these 4 settings once and for all
Let's be honest here: digging through network settings is a truly Sisyphean task. You'll go in and fix a few, but to go through every setting on every device and reach the most optimal setup is something that's reserved for networking pros, if that.
3 overlooked Galaxy One UI 8.5 features I absolutely love
After months of beta testing and a first launch on the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung's highly anticipated One UI 8.5 update (based on Android 16) is finally rolling out to more phones and tablets. The upgrade to One UI 8.5 is packed with a few visual changes, new features, and AI goodies, but it's easy to overlook some of the best new additions.
Stop memorizing two sets of commands—these 7 work on Windows and Linux
If you want to use the Linux command line after using PowerShell or vice versa, you'll find many commands are the same between the two. From file management to networking, you can find many commands in common.


