How-To Geek

A common reason many people upgrade their iPhones is due to poor battery life. There are a few ways that you can help to extend the lifespan of your iPhone battery, without having a huge impact on your daily usage.

AI and supercomputers, step aside. I much prefer this approach to robotics which uses naught but a low-power gaming handheld and a 3D printer.

Modern consoles all have USB ports, and they all technically support keyboards and mice, but just because the hardware is capable, doesn't mean the software is. Yet, today there is no real reason for game developers not to include support for PC-style peripherals, and if you ask me, they all should.

The idea of "value for money" and Apple don't often go together in the minds of the average computer buyer, but occasionally, an Apple computer comes out that's so obviously in the sweet spot that it feels like Apple done goofed. With the release of the M4 MacBook Pro laptops, it seems we have yet another candidate for that exclusive club.

The online audio sphere is plagued by myths. Most are fairly harmless, but it's nevertheless valuable to get the facts. Here are some of the most pervasive audio myths, and the truth behind them.

Setting up your speakers requires more than simply plugging them in. Improper positioning can undermine the performance of even the finest audio systems. Here are some common speaker placement mistakes you must avoid for clear, balanced sound and to get the most out of your audio system.

Sound matters. Among the many labels you’ll encounter when setting up a soundbar or home theater, “ARC” and “eARC” are sure to pop up. But what do they actually mean, and why should you care?

Taking acoustics into consideration is key for creating the optimal listening environment. Here are the key facts about room acoustics and how to improve yours.

Most people are aware of Google's AI efforts with Gemini, but there's also NotebookLM, an AI-powered notebook that also happens to be pretty useful. Now, it's getting updated—and among the updates, there is now a brand-new premium version as well.

The holiday season is here, whether you're happy about it or are a Grinch. It's a time to shop, enjoy the festivities, and spend time with family, but make sure you avoid all the holiday fraud. Unfortunately, every year, thousands of people fall victim to scams.

Whether it's for music, gaming, podcasts, or TV shows, we often find ourselves relying on headphones to get ourselves through the day. While one pair might do the trick, you're still better off getting multiple pairs of headphones. Here's why.

If you're shopping for new headphones, one key decision you'll need to make is whether to pick a wired or wireless Bluetooth model. Each setup has some notable upsides and downsides, so let's go over all of them.

After a few years dabbling all over the place, I've returned to Apple Music, and while making myself at home again, I realized that the music video selection and system, coupled with owning an Apple TV box, is a severely underrated feature.

Tired of hunting through endless folders for that one file? Finder's view options can transform how you browse your Mac, making file management effortless once you know the tricks.

Stardock has released a beta version of Start11, version 2.5. This adds the feature of using a vertical taskbar in Windows 11.

Worried about how much sleep you're getting or how well you’re sleeping? The best sleep trackers can help you keep track of your sleep patterns, giving you insights to boost your health, wellness, and overall quality of life.

You may or may not be aware of a glitch that occurs when attempting to share macOS screen recordings to inexplicably disappear. Here's what causes the glitch, and how to avoid it destroying your media.

Apple's macOS Sequoia 15.2 update brings new features and tweaks to your Mac, including the weather forecast in the menu bar (finally), fresh new Safari wallpapers, and AirPlay tweaks. Here's all the new things your Mac can do.

Users of Windows 10 will soon find that Microsoft no longer supports their operating system. Unless you want to switch over to the much-maligned Windows 11, your only good—and free—option is to switch to Linux. Here’s how you can get used to your new OS.

Split-screen was once a standard feature in nearly every multiplayer game, but times have changed. Playing online is easier than ever, whereas playing with people in the same room has become one of gaming's greatest challenges.