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How to Add Comments to an Excel Worksheet Cell
I’m a big user of Excel and it always amazes me how few people add comments to their Excel spreadsheets! Adding and using comments in Excel is a great way to explain formulas, cells, and other data in the spreadsheet itself, thus saving you the time spent on the phone with colleagues! It’s really easy…
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Hide One Friend From Another on Facebook
“Show me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are” might be a powerful saying. But in today’s digital world it’s all about privacy and keeping certain things to yourself. That’s especially relevant for social networks, as we tend to share more information there than we should. For instance, when you add…
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How To Set Up Google Chrome Browser Sync
Google Chrome syncing makes using the browser on multiple devices a breeze. All your information is backed up to your Google account and then used for every instance of Chrome that’s logged into the same account. If you have a new computer, syncing Chrome would be beneficial so that none of your bookmarks are misplaced…
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See Jon From The Piano Guys Play in Your Home With an AR App
If you’re ever in the mood to listen to some of the most beautiful and compelling mashups of classical and pop music in piano and cello form, you should check out ThePianoGuys YouTube channel. Or better yet, invite the piano player, Jon Schmidt, to play in your home with an augmented reality app. As Steve…
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How to Create an iMessage Profile on iPhone and iPad
Khamosh Pathak Just like WhatsApp, you can create an Apple iMessage profile. This feature gives you control over the name and photo that’s displayed in an iMessage conversation. Here’s how to create your own iMessage profile on iPhone and iPad. iPhone and iPad users running iOS 13, iPadOS 13, and higher can create their own…
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Don’t Throw Away Your PS4 Just Yet, Use It to Stream Your PS5 Games Instead
Sony Bought a PlayStation 5 and thinking about selling your “old” console? You might want to hold off on that. Sony has confirmed that you will be able to stream your brand-new PS5 games to your PlayStation 4 via Remote Play. To do this, simply fire up your PS4 and find the “PS5 Remote Play” app.…
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What is a “Raid” in Multiplayer Online Video Games?
Daniel Krason/Shutterstock.com Raiding is a core feature in massively multiplayer online RPGs. They are a fun way to interact with friends (or random players) to complete objectives and obtain rare loot drops. At higher levels, raids can be among the most challenging activities in MMOs. What Is a Raid in an MMORPG? In massively multiplayer…
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Thrustmaster eSwap X Pro Brings Super-Customizable Controls to the Xbox Series X
Thustmaster Controller design has more or less settled in the last 15 years into the comfortable twin-stick layout with which we’re all familiar. But gamers who want to tweak it can do so, if they’re willing to pay a premium. Take, for example, the eSwap X Pro from Thrustmaster, now available for the Xbox One,…
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Look At This Baby Yoda Bike, Y’all
Disney If you’ve been reading Review Geek, How-to Geek, or any of my other work for any amount of time, you know that I’m an avid (and obsessive) cyclist. And normally, I wouldn’t pedal “box store” bikes (literally or figuratively), but these stupid Mandalorian bikes are just too good to not at least look at. Mostly…
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How to View Notification Center on iPhone and iPad
Anyone with an iPhone or iPad is familiar with notifications and how overwhelming they can become. Luckily, Apple provides a single location where you can view and manage them called Notification Center. Here’s how to view it. On iPhone and iPad, Notification Center is a centralized interface for reviewing notifications on your device that have…
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Are Subscription Boxes Worth Your Money?
stockfour/Shutterstock.com These days, there are subscription boxes for pretty much anything you can think of, from gear for fishermen to dog snacks, but they can be quite costly. Plus, it’s always a gamble whether or not you’ll like what’s inside. So it raises the question: are subscription boxes even worth paying for to begin with?…
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How to Protect Your Smarthome from Attack
Aleksandra Sova/Shutterstock Every new device you introduce into your smarthome is another device that can be attacked. You can secure your smarthome with simple steps like locking down your router and taking proper care of the gadgets in your smarthome. Start with Your Router Proxima Studio/Shutterstock Most smarthome devices require access to the internet to…
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How to Find Matching Values in Excel
You’ve got an Excel workbook with thousands of numbers and words. There are bound to be multiples of the same number or word in there. You might need to find them. So we’re going to look at several ways you can find matching values in Excel 365. We’re going to cover finding the same words…
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What Does “ICYDK” Mean, and How Do You Use It?
ICYDK is a common sight in texts among friends and family members. If you’re unsure what it means, or how to use it in your messages, we’ve got you covered! What It Means ICYDK stands for “in case you didn’t know.” It’s used when you’re about to catch someone up on information they likely haven’t…
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Best Camera Settings For Portraits
Learning to take good pictures of people is an important part of any photographer’s arsenal. Just like any other certain type of photo, there are camera settings that will suit portrait taking better than others. You’ll always want to make sure you have the equipment you need for these types of photos as well. As…
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6 Extensions You Can Use To Block Ads In Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge is currently considered the fastest web browser available. Users benefit by being able to open web pages quickly, but ads slow down the process and interfere with the user experience. While browsing the web, users are bombarded with pop-up and embedded ads. In addition to being annoying and slowing down page loading speeds,…
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Play Retro DOS Games Perfectly with DOSBox
Did you know that your brand new 2018 computer CPU still has the same fundamental insides as the first Intel 8086 CPU released in 1978? That means, in theory, that software written to run on that 1978 processor should execute with no real issue on a modern CPU. These chips are all part of the…
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How to Make Your Own Discord Music Bot
In this guide, we’ll be explaining how you can make your own Discord music bot to play your favorite music to an entire server. As long as you follow this guide step by step, the whole process is generally very easy, and you’ll have a lot of control over how everything works for your specific…
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What We’re Watching: I Know, You Know, That ‘Psych’ Is a Great Show
USA Network … and I know, you know, that I’m riffing the theme song. Embrace this tv show, and bring a friend. The worst thing you could do is not watch Psych once again. I don’t know exactly why, but I’ve gone down the rabbit hole that is Psych again. It’s one of the best shows with…
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Pregnancy Tracking Is Coming to Garmin Watches
Garmin Garmin smartwatches and fitness trackers help users keep up with a ton of metrics outside of simple workouts, providing alerts regarding your level of stress, fitness, energy, rest, and fatigue. However, more recently, the company integrated menstrual cycle tracking, which has now expanded into pregnancy tracking. The feature will allow wearers to keep up…
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Can You Disable 911 Emergency Calls on an iPhone?
If you’re thinking about letting a younger child use an iPhone, you might worry about them accidentally calling 911. Due to federal law, you can’t disable emergency calls completely, but there are ways to reduce your chances of dialing 911 accidentally. Here’s how—and why 911 is required on cell phones to begin with. Why All…
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How to Collaborate on a YouTube Music Playlist
Google We often message links to new music we discover with friends. But sharing links is cumbersome, and if the recipient doesn’t open it immediately, the text can easily get lost in the shuffle. Fortunately, if you’re a YouTube Music subscriber, there are collaborative playlists. On YouTube Music, you have the ability to collaborate on…
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Worlds Are Colliding: ‘Fall Guys’ Now Has ‘Untitled Goose Game’ Costumes
MediaTonic One of the biggest casual game hits of last year was Untitled Goose Game. One of the biggest casual game hits of this year is Fall Guys. You can see where this is heading, right? Tiny bean-shaped people terrorizing an English village… ahem, that is to say, tiny bean-shaped people dressed up as geese running…
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How to Change Android’s Wallpaper Based on the Time of Day
Google Changing the wallpaper is one of the easiest ways to keep your Android device looking fresh. If you want to take things to the next level, you can set the wallpaper to change automatically throughout the day. We’ll show you how to set it up. There are a couple of ways you can approach…
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