In a world brimming with digital tools and endless updates, keeping up can feel like a full-time job. But what if you could streamline your tech, unlock hidden features, and safeguard your online presence with just a few clever tricks? This past week delivered a treasure trove of insights, offering practical advice to navigate everything from your photo archives to your operating system, and even how you connect to the internet.
We've seen how Google is supercharging our experiences, from ten years of Google Photos evolution and a new AI editor to Google Maps now recognizing places in your screenshots. You can even take a trip down memory lane with Google Earth's new historical timelines. Beyond Google, learn to wrangle your inbox with Gmail's new unsubscribe tool, download YouTube videos for free, and finally clean up that password chaos lurking in the cloud. For Windows users, there's news on trying out the new Windows 11 Start menu and crucial advice for those still on Windows 10 as its support deadline looms. And for the more technically curious, we dive into the fascinating world of QR codes, creating Linux bash scripts, and the foundational commands every new Linux user should know. Even your home network gets a boost with a clever trick to get a wired connection without running new Ethernet.
This collection of articles isn't just about new features; it's about empowering you to take control of your digital life. Whether it's enhancing your productivity, securing your personal information, or simply making your tech work better for you, these tips offer tangible ways to simplify and optimize your everyday interactions. So, dive in and discover how to make your digital world a more efficient, enjoyable, and secure space.
Google Photos is turning 10 - so Google's sharing the app's top features, and it's debuting a new AI editor.
It's now easier than ever to find and add destinations to your travel itinerary.
Did you know you can download a YouTube video to watch anywhere, anytime? You don't even need to be a YouTube Premium subscriber. Here's how.
Shri Khalpada, PerThirtySix, Jun 05, 2025 QR codes are (admittedly to my surprise) still a thing. This article goes into some level of detail describing how QR codes work, including the divisions in the dot matrix data into things like alignment patterns, timing, data and error correction. The article in...
Did you just spot your phone number or address in Google Search? Here's how to delete it in just a few minutes.
Rolling out now to Windows 11 insiders, the revamped Start menu tries to address some of the many complaints about it.
Bash scripts have been around since the humble beginnings of Linux. Here's how to get started with them.
The new features include picture-in-picture to see your Nest cameras on your Google TV.
Ever notice the Google Lens icon in your Chrome toolbar? You might be missing out on one of the browser's most powerful tools. Here's why.
Have cable outlets at home? You can easily convert them into high-speed internet ports using a simple adapter - no rewiring needed.
Every major browser on every platform offers a way to save passwords and passkeys. If you use a third-party password manager, those built-in features can create a big mess. Here's how to clean things up.
Logitech’s new device on productivity desktop tools is the MX Creative Console: a modular two-piece setup consisting of a nine-key LCD Keypad and a wireless Dialpad. It is designed to keep you “in flow” by detecting the active application and showing only the controls that matter. Unlike single-purpose devices, this console tries to be equal parts productivity...
Here are three ways you can access and use essential Microsoft apps for free. Sure, there's a small catch, but you likely won't care.
If you use Microsoft, you will soon be required to ditch your passwords and create a passkey. This is part of a strategy shift at Microsoft to get rid of passwords altogether — and the deadline is quickly approaching. Microsoft has laid out its plans on its website. As of June — aka right now — users are no longer able to add passwords to Microsoft...
Google Earth now features historical timelines so you can see street view images from the past.
Microsoft will officially end support for its most popular operating system later this year. Here's what you should do with your Windows 10 PCs that fail Microsoft's Windows 11 compatibility tests - before that day arrives.
The feature lets you see more from the outlets you trust most.
A fix from Microsoft is available now. Here's how to get it.
'Manage Subscriptions' first appeared for Android in April, but now this very handy tool is showing up on Gmail's desktop version.
If you want to start using Linux, these are the commands you should know.
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