How-To Geek
Will Original Switch Games Look Better on the Nintendo Switch 2?
From the first announcement of the Switch 2, it's been a pretty universal assumption that the Nintendo Switch 2 would be backwards compatible with games from the Switch. Similar to the DS and 3DS, or Gamecube and Wii.
My Car Has Bluetooth, but I Still Prefer an Aux Cable
Bluetooth is pretty much omnipresent these days. It’s in our phones, our headphones, and yeah, even our cars. It’s supposed to be the ultimate convenience, but why do I still often reach for an aux cable instead?
What Is Kubuntu Linux, and Should You Use It?
Ubuntu may get the limelight a lot in Linux circles, but it has several cousins. One of them is Kubuntu Linux, and it has some unique qualities that might lead you to make it your primary operating system.
10 Types of Games You Should Play With Your D-Pad Instead of an Analog Stick
There are numerous ways to control most games, and, of course, you should pick the type of control scheme that works the best for you. However, I think a lot of people overlook the humble D-pad as an option—always opting for an analog stick.
Why I Refuse to Let This 12-Year-Old TV Die
Most of us have a piece of tech that's laughably outdated, but we still refuse to let it go for one reason or another. For me, it's an old 40-inch Sony Bravia TV I bought used back in 2018. I just can’t bring myself to let it go. Here’s why.
Mac Slowing Down? 10 Tweaks to Make It Faster
Apple's modern Mac lineup is one of the market's most power-efficient and powerful range of computers, but it's normal for older models to show signs of aging by slowing down. Like old age, it comes to us all eventually.
Docker vs. Virtual Machines What’s Best for Your Homelab?
When it comes to your homelab, there are two main technologies at play when it comes to running your services: virtual machines and Docker containers. Here's a breakdown of what makes them different, and which you should use in your homelab.
Apple News+ Food Made Love Cooking Again (and Turned Me Into a Subscriber)
Apple's new Food section, available to News+ subscribers in iOS 18.4 and iPadOS 18.4 or later, has won me over with its approachable, superbly designed interface. Recipes from renowned food publishers are presented in a clear and concise manner.
5 Popular Linux Distributions and Who They're Meant For
Are you tired of everyone recommending a new Linux distro claiming it's the best? Are you wondering which one of these best distros is actually aligned with your needs and requirements? Well, let me spotlight five popular Linux distros and what they do, so you can finally make your choice!
Here’s Why Safari Is Missing Your Favorite Extensions
One of the standout features of web browsers we’ve come to rely on is extensions. If you use Safari on your Mac, you may have noticed the extension landscape on Apple's browser looks a little sparse compared to its rivals, and there are some pretty specific reasons for that.
Toyota’s Future Tech: AI, Hydrogen Fuel Cells & Next-Gen Mobility Innovations
Toyota is one of the biggest automotive companies in the world, and they are a massive force in shaping the industry. From artificial intelligence to hydrogen fuel cells and autonomous systems, the Japanese automaker is signaling that it’s not just keeping pace with innovation, it’s helping lead it.