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Excel's New Focus Cell Feature Makes It Easier to Read Data
Microsoft is testing a new feature that highlights the active row and column when a cell is selected. This means it's easier to follow across rows and down columns when reading your data.
How to Reverse a Video on an iPhone or iPad
Apple Photos and iMovie can't reverse videos, so you'll need to resort to third-party video editing apps to do this. While there are plenty to choose from on the App Store, VN Video Editor is the best free video editing app to reverse videos on an iPhone. Let's see why and how to use it.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition: What We know!
So, remember the whole conversation about a Galaxy Fold that can finally compete with the designs we've seen from Chinese manufacturers? Well, let's just say we've got some possible good and bad news. For the last couple of weeks we've seen some subtle hints that Samsung is working on yet another product launch that could finally address how competition is owning foldable design. At first we thought we'd get some sort of teaser at Galaxy Unpacked, if not a product, but that didn't happen. Reports claim it'll still happen this year, but under an interesting launch approach.
The Best Smart Light Switches of 2024
Smart light switches are a great way to control multiple lights in your home with voice assistants and apps---without needing to replace your bulbs. We've found the best ones to suit your needs.
How to Back Up Photos and Videos to Google Photos on Android
If you use an Android phone, you can back up your phones photos and videos to Google Photos to ensure you have a safe copy and your phone has free storage space. Its quick and easy to set this upIll show you how to do that.
Comcast Says 230,000 Customers Affected by Data Breach
Comcast has confirmed that the personal data of over 230,000 customers was stolen during a ransomware attack on a third-party debt collection agency, Financial Business and Consumer Solutions (FBCS). The breach happened in February 2024, but FBCS initially told Comcast that no customer data was compromised.
Starlinks Direct-to-Cell Service Temporarily Approved
A direct-to-cell service based on Starlinks satellites and T-Mobiles cellular network has been approved by the United States Federal Communications Commission (FTC).
Avoid Connection Errors in Bash Scripts By Verifying URLs: Here's How
When youre coding, assumption is the enemy of robustness. Check web addresses before you use them to verify theyre correctly formed and online. These techniques check URLs and gracefully handle error conditions.
Raspberry Pi Is Making Its Own SD Cards
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released two new accessories for the Raspberry Pi 5, the Raspberry Pi SD Cards and the Raspberry Pi Bumper. The SD cards are a new way to set up your Pi board's storage, while the Bumper is a case for the device.
The Samsung Galaxy S25 Series Seems Conflicted
Isn't it such a coincidence that just as we get close to new iPhones, your inbox is either flooding with Pixel 9 things to consider, or the rumors get hyped up about the next Galaxy phones. We're still working on getting more information on that possible Galaxy Z Fold slim before we make a video about it, but what's not been shy of leaks is the Galaxy S25. We're really not expecting this phone to be ready until early next year, but regardless of the timing, let's get to another deep dive.
GIMP 3.0 Is Inching Closer to Release
Great news for fans of the open-source alternative to Adobe Photoshop and other commercial image editors: GIMP 3.0 is (supposedly) almost done.
It Turns Out Every Day Is Historic According to This Fascinating Site
Have you ever woken up and thought, "Wow, this sure is an ordinary, uneventful day"? It turns out even the most mundane days have more history packed into them than you'd think. From major world events to obscure cultural milestones, there's a surplus of history happening all the timewe're just not always aware of it.
RSS Feed in the Linux/Mac Terminal: Read the Latest With This CLI Tool
RSS is still a popular way of keeping up with the latest news. Most sites offer a feed of their articles, which work well in the terminal if you have the right tools. This command-line app is tiny, easy to use, and gets the job done where you need it most.
Apple Still Can't Get Window Snapping Right on the Mac
I was so excited that macOS would finally be getting proper window snapping with the release of macOS Sequoia, but now that the feature is out officially I can't help but but be a little underwhelmed. Apple, maybe this one needed a little more time in the oven?
Why I Never Buy Cutting-Edge Smartphones or PCs
Chasing the latest tech feels like a never-ending sprint on a digital treadmill. But what if the smartest move is stepping off and still enjoying the overall benefits? As someone who has to evaluate technology for a living, heres how I decide which gadgets to buy and why I avoid cutting-edge devices.
You Need a Separate Network To Protect Yourself From Your Smart Devices
You've probably connected smart devices like fridges, toothbrushes, light bulbs, TVs, and internet-connected CCTV cameras to your home Wi-Fi without a second thought. But do you know what they're up to? Most of the time, they're just idly waiting for your command. Sometimes, they're up to no good.
Why Are AI Song Covers So Popular on YouTube?
AI-generated song covers are everywhere on YouTube, with many of them registering millions of views. But why exactly are they so popular? I did some digging and heres what I found out.
8 Outlook Search Tips to Find Emails Instantly
Searching for an email in an overflowing inbox can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. However, smart use of Outlooks search features let you quickly locate what you need without wasting time sifting through the clutter. Below are some search tips to help you find any email in seconds.
Rust Programming for Beginners: Building a Recipe Manager App
The Rust programming language is unique compared to other languages. It's also extremely easy to build powerful applications with just a few lines of code. Here, I'll demonstrate how easy it is to build an application in Rust by showing you how to build a simple recipe manager.
The Best Google Pixel 7a Cases of 2023
Have a Pixel 7a? A case will help protect your smartphone from the elements, but that's not all it can do. The best Pixel 7a cases can also make your device look great---or let your phone's colors shine through. Many great cases have built-in wallets for your cards and ID, too.