How-To Geek
I 3D-printed my own Wi-Fi signal booster (but not for the reason you think)
Sometimes you have to commit to doing something, regardless of whether you think it will work or not. If you don’t fail, you’ll never learn. If you don’t try, you’ll never start. This was the logic behind my very first design-to-print 3D printing project.
Microsoft has a new plan for Windows 11, and it actually sounds great
There are many aspects of Windows 11 that are genuine improvements over previous versions, but there are also many more annoyances, especially if you are sick of seeing Copilot AI everywhere. Microsoft has now announced a bold new plan: actually listening to PC owners about what they want in Windows 11.
3 Prime Video fantasy shows to watch this weekend (March 20 - March 22)
Fantasy-adventure shows are always fun to watch, especially when you’re in the mood for an exciting weekend binge that provides a real-world escape—heroic journeys, unique landscapes, fellowship, and epic battle action on top of mythical creatures, magical abilities, and ancient prophecies. I’m all in. Just show me where to sit.
5 Oscar-winning Netflix movies to watch this weekend (March 20-22)
While the 2026 Oscars ended with some surprises and snubs, the spirit of the show can still be celebrated. From classic watches and new movies, the iconic Oscar collection of winners in major and other categories is a gift that keeps giving.
Your car's infotainment system is hiding 5 features you didn't know existed
Your car is not just a machine with an engine and four wheels anymore; it is an advanced, networked device. Many use the most basic functions, but car screens have gotten more advanced as years have gone by.
Windows 11’s Start menu keeps getting worse. Open Shell fixes it
I've never been a fan of how Windows 11 handles the Start menu or search. I've covered those frustrations before, but it still comes down to the same issue. I want Windows to adapt to how I work, not force me into a layout and workflow that feel less efficient.
5 Raspberry Pi projects I'd totally do if I had the time
If you have a ton of time on your hands, then I really hope you make these Raspberry Pi projects for me. I want to make them myself, but I just don't have the time, however cool or useful they are.
Don't upgrade your GPU until you've tried this $7 app
Guess what? GPUs are really, really expensive right now. I know, shocking, right? I kid, but it's true that graphics card prices have been on a rapid rise ever since the ongoing RAM shortage started. And no, it doesn't look like the prices will improve anytime soon.
It's been 10 years since the death of smartphone headphone jacks—here's what we gained from it
It's been roughly 10 years since headphone jacks were stripped from nearly all of our smartphones. On one hand, this was a tragedy—but it's one that occurred for a good reason. More than one, actually. In some ways, our phones are better off for having kissed this beloved port goodbye.
You don’t need a Lexus to get luxury—just look at the Crown Signia
If you’ve been eyeing a Lexus NX but don’t want to splurge, the Toyota Crown Signia quietly steps up as a surprisingly roomy and practical alternative. Toyota has been blurring the line between mainstream and premium, and the Signia is its boldest move yet—stylish, calm, and effortlessly upscale.
Why the PC gaming obsession with GPU undervolting is a complete waste of time
GPU undervolting has become a favorite pastime for many enthusiast PC gamers. For years, we've been told that a simple undervolt drastically lowers temperatures and power consumption while also resulting in quieter operation, but the truth is that, in most situations, running your GPU at its default settings is completely fine.
3 presence-based Home Assistant projects to try this weekend (March 20 - 22)
Presence detection can make your Home Assistant automations feel much smarter. Instead of relying on basic motion sensors, you can track your location to a specific room and even determine exactly where in the room you are. These weekend projects tackle presence detection in different ways.
3 excellent Prime Video documentaries to watch this weekend (March 20 - 22)
The treasure trove that is Prime Video's library of weird and wild documentaries never ceases to impress—and offer a nice jolt to my weekend viewing sessions.
How ADB helped me unlock my Fire TV Stick's full potential
The Android Debug Bridge allows you to run all sorts of terminal commands on Android devices remotely. Since Amazon's Fire TV Sticks run Android at its core, here's how I unlocked a few "hidden" features of my Fire TV with ADB.
In honor of Chuck Norris, here's where you can stream his best movies and TV shows
Chuck Norris, the legendary action star and martial artist, has died at the age of 86. Norris' family revealed that he passed away yesterday morning after being hospitalized in Hawaii.
3 eye-opening Netflix documentaries to watch this weekend (March 20 - 22)
Netflix has quietly become one of the best places to scroll your way into some fascinating documentaries and docuseries. And just as with finding a good movie or series to binge, the challenge with docs isn’t finding something interesting—it’s deciding where to start.
This Mercedes-Benz is one of the cheapest luxury SUVs in 2026
Luxury SUVs are often associated with high price tags, making them feel out of reach for many buyers. But in 2026, not every model wearing a premium badge demands a premium budget. One Mercedes-Benz SUV stands out as one of the most affordable entry points into the luxury segment, offering the brand's signature refinement at a surprisingly accessible price.
Windows 11 just broke Microsoft accounts for some PCs
Just days after reporting that some systems couldn’t access their C: drives due to a buggy Samsung app, Windows devices are now greeted with ‘You’ll need the Internet for this’ error across Microsoft’s own apps. This time, the issue is directly tied to Windows 11’s March Tuesday patch update (KB5079473). What was supposed to be a routine security fix has instead triggered a bizarre sign-in error.
5 settings making your Linux PC less secure
Think your Linux PC is secure just because it’s Linux? Well, I hate to break it to you, but Linux—while it might be more secure than Windows—is not invulnerable. The architecture is solid, the open-source model helps, and yes, the threat landscape is smaller. But none of that matters if you've left the wrong settings unchecked. Here’s a quick look at five common settings that people leave enabled (or disabled) that are making their Linux PCs less secure.
3 more exciting 3D printing projects you should try this weekend (Mar 20 - 22)
Warm up those print beds, the weekend is here! That means it’s time to extrude some filament in the pursuit of some exciting new 3D printing projects. This week’s projects all rely on additional parts from elsewhere, but there’s plenty of value to be had from them.


