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I left Google Chrome for Firefox and took everything with me
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AMD and Intel finally have answers to Nvidia's DLSS and one just took the lead
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I disabled adaptive battery and took manual control of my Android's power
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I turned off 4 Google Photos features and finally took back control of my storage
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Adaptive Battery was making decisions I didn't approve — so I took back control
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I used Claude Code to fix my biggest Claude problem, and it only took a single prompt
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I stopped fighting LM Studio's model UI and switched to Ollama — setup took minutes instead of hours
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Stephen Graham's Apple TV+ Show Adolescence: A Breakthrough in 2025
In 2025, Stephen Graham's portrayal of a father grappling with his son's murder in Adolescence marked a significant breakthrough, elevating his already established career.
Optimizing Your iCloud Storage: A Comprehensive Guide
Discover how to free up space in your iCloud by reviewing and deleting unnecessary files, backups, and app data.
Testing Wireless Charging with and without a Case: Surprising Results
My tests with and without a case revealed surprising differences in iPhone charging speeds, highlighting the impact of phone cases on wireless charging efficiency.
Switching from Plex to Jellyfin: A Decade of Learning
I switched from Plex to Jellyfin, saving money and gaining control over my media.
5 Local AI Apps for Running Large Language Models on Your Phone
Five local AI apps have made running large language models (LLMs) on your phone worthwhile. These apps integrate models like Qwen 3.5, Gemma 4, and LFM 2.
I turned on one Galaxy setting, and my mobile bill got much smaller
My Galaxy used to leave me scrambling for more mobile data.
Mitchell Hynes Brings Skate 3 to Northern Ontario: A Creative AI-Driven Project
Developer Mitchell Hynes has brought the classic skateboarding game Skate 3 to Northern Ontario using AI, creating a unique and chaotic demo.
Here’s Canadian pricing for Google’s new Fitbit Edge tracker
Google took the wraps off its newest Fitbit tracker, the Fitbit Edge, on Oct. 12. The new tracker occupies a midpoint between the company’s Pixel Watch smartwatch and the recently released Fitbit Air screenless tracker.
Wireless Changes in Canada: Virgin Price Hike and Public Data Reduction
Canadian wireless carriers have updated their plans, with Virgin increasing prices and Public reducing data options.
Fixing Your Ryobi Tools: A Guide to Common Wear Issues
Discover how to identify and fix common wear issues in your Ryobi tools, saving you time and money.
Ryobi Tools Pay for Themselves: A Comprehensive Guide
Ryobi tools restore worn parts and extend the life of consumables like saw blades, drill bits, and sanding discs, often paying for themselves with just one use.
How I Freed Up 36GB of Storage Space on My SSD: A Guide
By reorganizing my Windows 11 drive and moving content to secondary drives, I freed up nearly 36GB of space, improving SSD performance and reliability.
Warner Bros. Discovery Cancels Batgirl: A $90 Million Project Shelves Before Release
Warner Bros. Discovery canceled a $90 million Batgirl project before release, leaving the film shelved and potentially destroying the footage.
Enhancing Your Home’s Exterior for Maximum Resale Value
Smart home upgrades can boost your home's resale value, but exterior changes can also make a significant impact.
The 10 Best Films I Saw at TIFF 2026
A quieter year at TIFF 2026, but still a packed slate of incredible films.
The Office's Enduring Influence: Beyond Workplace Comedy
The Office's unique approach to workplace humor has influenced numerous shows, from mockumentary formats to broader sitcoms.
Cineplex Exploring Sale Amid New Leadership
Cineplex considering sale amid strategic review, with new CEO Bill Walker leading the company.
I decluttered my Z Fold 8's cover screen with One UI 9's widgets and stopped unfolding it out of habit
My Z Fold 8 has a perfectly good 5.5-inch phone on the outside.
How Blocking Ads Made My Smart TVs Feel Fast Again
Simple router changes made my smart TVs run as fast as they did when I first bought them
Quick and Easy 3D Prints: Tools for Everyday Use
Rob LeFebvre shares his favorite quick 3D prints that save time and money, from guitar picks to AirTag holders.
Googlebooks are here, and we’ve got Canadian pricing
Google finally took the wraps off its new line of ‘Googlebook’ laptops, which includes devices from several manufacturers, including Asus, Dell, HP, and more.