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Read moreIs Car Wi-Fi Worth It? Car internet systems are becoming more common by the day, and once your free trial expires, you may be asking yourself if car Wi-Fi is worth the price. It’s important to know how it works, how it differs from sharing your phone’s connection, how fast your car’s internet will be, and what to expect before […]
Read moreHow to Force Microsoft Office to Save Files Directly to Your Computer (Instead of OneDrive) If you use the Microsoft Office suite of applications, such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, you’ll have noticed these apps try to save all your files on OneDrive. For some people, that’s a great system because it keeps an online copy of their file in […]
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Read moreHow to Manage App Permissions on Android Android permissions used to be a mess, but modern versions of Android have simplified them greatly. Now, you grant apps access to certain features as it needs them. You can also manually revoke permissions from any app. Views: 0 (more…)
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Read moreHow to Automatically Sign in On Windows 11 If you’re tired of always entering your password and want to speed up the startup process, you can automatically sign in on Windows 11. Here’s how. Views: 3 (more…)
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