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My laptop was plugged in, but Windows was still holding it back until I switched this setting
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Windows, Battery Life: My laptop was plugged in, but Windows was still holding it back until I switched this setting.
First-ever ‘Buy a Québec Video Game Day’ kicks off on Nov. 14
Quebec is holding its first-ever ‘Buy a Québec Video Game Day’ (Journée j’achète un jeu vidéo québécois) on Nov. 14. As the name suggests, the inaugural event is designed to encourage people to check out one of the many games made in the province.
Understanding Unicode and Emoji Encoding: A Comprehensive Guide
Type the letter A into a message, then add 👨👩👧👦 next to it. To you, that’s two characters. To your phone, it’s a much bigger job. The A is one Unicode code point and takes a single byte in UTF-8.
How to Use a Right-Angle Drill Attachment to Save Your Saturday: A Ryobi Drill Upgrade Guide
Upgrade your Ryobi drill with a DeWalt FlexTorq right-angle attachment to tackle those awkward spots. Learn how to install and use the attachment, and discover why it's a smart investment for your tool budget.
Elon Musk's Pledges on Shares: Analysis and Recommendations
Elon Musk's recent pledge to give every child in the U.S. a share of SpaceX is a bold move. While the math is mathematically feasible, it raises questions about the implications for shareholders and the potential for future pledges.
Transforming Fall Leaves with a Ryobi 40V Blower/Mulcher: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover how a simple tool can revolutionize your fall leaf cleanup routine, saving time and space with its versatile capabilities.
CRTC Confirms Rogers and Telus Completed Broadband Projects in Ontario and British Columbia
CRTC certifies two broadband projects from Rogers and Telus, enhancing infrastructure and connectivity in Ontario and British Columbia.
Canada's EV Charging Infrastructure Grows: Q3 2026 Update
Canada added nearly 100 new EV charging stations and 400 new ports, with Tesla and Circuit Électrique leading the way.
Apple's Upcoming Event: Unveiling Three New Products
Apple is set to announce three new products including a smart home hub, a HomePod Mini, and a new Apple TV 4K featuring Siri AI.
Amazon's Kindle Refresh: The Accessory That Changes Everything
Amazon's Kindle refresh includes a $79.99 accessory that transforms the e-reader experience.
Cineplex Exploring Sale Amid New Leadership
Cineplex considering sale amid strategic review, with new CEO Bill Walker leading the company.
Apple iPhone ‘Antennagate’ Q&A video emerges online 16 years later
Remember that time Apple blamed iPhone signal issues on how people were holding the phone? Believe it or not, that was 16 years ago (oh my god, I’m getting old!) with the iPhone 4.
The Raspberry Pi's Price Tag: A Symptom of the AI Arms Race
The Raspberry Pi, once a symbol of affordable computing, now costs more than a fully built mini PC, highlighting the impact of AI data centers on memory supply.
Tesla's Second-Gen Roadster: Excitement or Delays?
Tesla has set a reveal date for its second-generation Roadster, but skepticism remains due to past disappointments and recent delays.
7 Unfinished Sci-Fi and Fantasy Series That Are Too Good to Wait for the Ending
These series offer a glimpse into worlds that are both thrilling and mysterious, even if they're not yet complete.
The Legend of Zelda Special Edition Nintendo Switch 2: A 40th Anniversary Celebration
Nintendo unveils a special Zelda-themed Switch 2 console and Pro Controller for the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, including a Pro Controller and carrying case.
Edifier ES850NB Headphones Review: A Great Value Option
Excellent headphones with improved noise cancellation and a substantial price increase from budget V80s, making them a strong value proposition.
The Ridiculous 3D Prints Taught Me More Than Practical Ones Ever Did
A 3D printer taught me more from its silly projects than from its practical ones. The open-ended tinkering is what makes it a creative outlet.
3 Old Gadgets You Can Transform into Permanent Household Tools This Weekend
Transform your old gadgets into practical tools with minimal effort and cost, perfect for a weekend project.
6 Power Tool Specs That Don’t Mean What You Think They Mean
Learn the tricks of the trade with these misunderstood specs to navigate the power tool aisle with confidence.
The Versatile Cat6 Cable: Expanding Its Capabilities Beyond Internet
A single Cat6 cable can handle internet, HDMI, USB, power, and more, making it the most versatile in the house.
Telus and BC Consumer Protection in Legal Battle Over Cancellation Fee Investigation
Telus and BC's consumer watchdog are in court over a $1,400 cancellation fee investigation
5 Databases for People Who Have Outgrown Excel, Matched to the Job
Excel is great until it's not. Here are 5 databases to replace it.
The Unlikely Success of QR Codes: How Denso Wave's Patented Innovation Became Ubiquitous
Denso Wave's decision to not enforce the QR code patent has been pivotal in its widespread adoption, despite the company holding several patents on the technology.
Why Your Wi-Fi Signal Bars Aren't Always the Best Measure: Understanding Link Rate for Better Connectivity
Wi-Fi signal bars are misleading; link rate, measured in Mbps, provides a more accurate picture of your connection quality.
Recent Apple leak reveals camera-equipped AirPods
A recent leak has revealed that Apple is working on a new pair of AirPods that have a built-in camera.
Why I Finally Switched to eSIM: A Seamless Transition from Physical SIMs
After years of holding onto physical SIMs, a provider's proper support for eSIM migration finally convinced me to make the switch, offering a hassle-free experience.
Ryobi Yard Tools: Choosing the Right Voltage for Your Property
Ryobi sells both 18V and 40V yard tools, but most homeowners only need one. The overlap in the yard aisle is deliberate, with 40V tools being more powerful and expensive. The right voltage depends on your property size and needs.
5 Tools Your Phone Replaces That You Probably Still Have in a Drawer
Your smartphone can replace five tools you might have in a drawer, thanks to its sensors and built-in apps. From a free bubble level to a document scanner, your phone can do the job for free.