10 years later, people are still buying Nvidia's Android TV streamer because of this
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I ditched OneNote for another app, and it wasn’t because of privacy or sync
Everyone leaves OneNote for the same reasons. Mine were.
Your RAM has been running at 2014 speeds since the day you built your PC because of one switch
Most PC builders never enable XMP/EXPO, and their RAM pays.
Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and Authy are out, because this open-source app replaced them all
I took back control of my 2FA tokens with this free-open-source app that prioritizes transparency, with easy imports and encrypted portable.
Your iCloud is full because it's still backing up iPhones you no longer own
You can free up tons of space in your iCloud storage by finding old iPhone backups you don't.
Linux has both GNOME and KDE because of a licensing war
Only Linux could turn a licensing dispute into decades of desktop customization.
Google got its name because someone misspelled the word its founders wanted
Even billion-dollar ideas can apparently survive a spellcheck.
Windows file extensions are mostly stuck at three letters because of this 1980s hardware limit
Somewhere, an ancient file system is still quietly bossing around your.
The most honest true crime on Netflix ends without an answer — because real life didn't either
The ending of 'The Watcher' is true to life, even if little else about the series.
Dbrand cans Companion Cube because it didn’t get permission from Valve
Remember last week when Dbrand announced a pretty neat Companion Cube case for the Steam Machine that got suddenly taken down? Well, it turns out that Dbrand missed a pretty crucial step before releasing it.
5 Android apps you can finally delete because the feature is now built in
Your phone's been doing all of this for years. You just kept downloading apps for it.
Phone makers suddenly care about your battery because a law gave them no choice
It might be an EU law, but it has far reaching.
Valve discontinues physical Steam gift cards because of scammers
Valve says it’s phasing out its physical Steam gift cards in response to scammers.
I switched back to Samsung because Google still hasn't built this into Pixel
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I installed macOS on a Wii U because nobody stopped me — somehow it worked
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My smart TV was slow because it was quietly playing video ads while I browsed — disabling it fixed everything
Smart TVs use ACR tracking to monitor everything you watch, and it's killing your.
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