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The Best 11-inch iPad Air Cases of 2024
Apples 11-inch iPad Air is here, and with it comes an impressive selection of case options to keep it safe. These are our handpicked iPad Air cases for pretty much every use case.
Renting Is Hell, But At Least An Android App Can Make It Easier
Unsurprisingly, the rental market is a mess these days, but there's some hope for those looking for affordable apartments. Thanks to the miracle of technology, several apps can help you land an affordable place to stay and give you the heads-up on apartments before you sign on the dotted line.
Is 3G Still a Thing?
3G technology was the backbone of cellular networks in the 2000s and early 2010s, coinciding with the rise of smartphones. Apple even named their second iPhone after 3G to highlight its support for the technology. Fast-forward to today and 3G has mostly disappeared... or has it?
How to See Beautiful Git Project Stats in Your Terminal
You may already know that checking a project's status before you clone it with git is a good idea, but did you know there's a convenient and attractive way of showing those stats right in your terminal? Meet Onefetch.
Embedding TikToks, Reels, & Twitter Videos on Discord: How to Do It Right
If your friend group is on Discord, you likely share the occasional TikTok, Instagram, or X (Twitter) video. Your friends have to click on the link to watch it, which adds an unnecessary step. The good news is that there's a way to watch these videos directly without having to exit Discord.
Should You Upgrade Your Phone Just for AI?
AI is everywhere and there is seemingly no getting away from it - especially when it comes to our phones. Should you be interested in this new technology and its proliferation, do you actually need to upgrade your device to take advantage? And should you actually care? That's what we discuss in today's video.
The Best Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Cases of 2024
When buying a new smartphone or tablet, its essential it is protected from day one. Guard your Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra against drops, bumps, and scratches with a reliable protective case that may even improve the tablets aesthetics.
Sublimation vs DTF: Which Is Better for Your Craft Room?
Sublimation has long been touted as one of the best ways to get into making t-shirts and other personalized goods at home. While it's a great technology, there are a lot of limitations. Recently, DTF (direct to film) printing has been picking up in popularity for hobbyists. Which tech should you have in your craft room?
There's a Better Alternative to Video Game Difficulty Settings, but Nobody Uses It
Difficulty settings in video games aren't always perfect, and many games still struggle to provide options that aren't too easy or too difficult. While some games like Elden Ring and Monster Hunter Rise forgo this choice altogether, there's a better approach to difficulty settings that too many developers are ignoring.
Windows 11, macOS 15: What Version of Linux Are We On?
Apple recently released macOS 15 and we expect Microsoft to announce Windows 12 anytime now! So, whats the next big Linux release? Come to think of it, whats the current version of Linux? Google tells me Linux is on version 6.x! But Ubuntu is on version 24.04! What does that even mean?
How to Get the Best Out of RCS on iPhone and Android
RCS has been around for a while, but it wasn't until just recently that it could be used between iPhones and Android phones. The good news is there's not much anyone has to do to take advantage of RCS and it's benefits. However, it wouldn't hurt to take a quick peek at your settings.
Twelve South PlugBug 50 Review: A 50W USB-C Charger with Find My
Twelve Souths latest power adapter, the PlugBug 50, available in 50W and 120W variants, not only boasts the charging strength but also adds Apples Find My so you can keep tabs on these expensive devices. The functionality is ideal, but the chargers, including their size, are compromised.