Like Windows and Mac computers, you can easily take screenshots on a Chromebook with a couple of shortcut keys. Here’s a step-by-step guide to walk you through.

Like its competition, the Hulu app lets you download movies and TV shows for offline viewing. Here’s how to do it.

You can use a Crafting Table to create most anything, but there's another type of crafting tool for specific items. Here's how to make an anvil in Minecraft.

You've journeyed far beyond your typical stomping grounds and your horse has wandered off. Here's how to make a lead in Minecraft to keep your mount in check.

Everyone needs to sleep, even NPCs and avatars.  Here's how to make a bed in Minecraft so you can sleep peacefully at night while the skeletons roam outside.

We provide step-by-step instructions on how you can use tools and tweaks to bring the Windows 7 experience to Windows 10 and get back features you may want.

If you’ve invaded strongholds and dungeons, you’ve undoubtedly stumbled across books in chests and bookshelves. We show you how to make a book in Minecraft.

For a digital realm, Minecraft can be a big place. Use the infinite world type and the terrain stretches on forever. Here's how to make a map in Minecraft.

The Nintendo Switch is a gaming-first console. It wasn't designed to surf the internet. Just for fun, here's how to use the hidden Nintendo Switch browser.

Taking a screenshot in MacOS is easier than you think. Our guide walks you through the process using various keyboard shortcuts and native capture tools.

If you like the idea of an iMac but don't want to be in Apple's ecosystem, there are some excellent iMac alternatives you can check out.

Does your network connection feel horribly slow? Are your online gaming skills just not on target? You may be suffering from packet loss. Here's how to fix it.

Sometimes you need the best of both worlds on the same screen: Work and your favorite YouTube videos. Here's how to enable picture-in-picture mode on a Mac.

Have you ever sent an email you instantly regretted? Our guide shows you how to recall an email in Gmail and offers tips on adjusting the Undo Send feature.

If you enter appointments into Google Calendar, there's a way to sync that data to Outlook. Here's how, plus we provide steps to sync Outlook with Google.

Looking for the best laptop for programming? We provide a list of the best you can purchase right now. We also have options that cater to the gamer within.

Using the right CPU cooler will help your system perform at its best. Here are the best CPU coolers, including liquid and air options.

Texting is a vital part of everyday life. But what if you don't have your phone? Here's how to send a text message from a computer, whether it's a Mac or a PC.

If you're wondering, "What is a Chromebook?" here's all you need to know about what powers the device, its ecosystem, and if it's the right choice for you.

Routers are the beating heart of your wireless network. Picking the right one can be difficult. Here are the best Wi-Fi routers for the home or office.

As the cool breeze pushes out summer, Apple gears up for another fall device reveal. Here's everything that Apple announced at its September 2020 event.

Wearing a mask can be a pain when trying to unlock an iPhone using Face ID. Here's how to unlock your iPhone without a PIN or face recognition.

If you have an iPhone and iPad and want to send iMessages with style, the Messages app has hidden effects like fireworks and confetti. Here's how to use them.

Knowing how to update drivers in Windows 11 is vital, as these updates keep your PC happy and healthy for years. This guide covers various step-by-step methods.

Looking to create a team to work in-house and/or remotely? Here's how to use Slack to increase workflow and enable team-based chat no matter your location.

You need spice in your life, especially while sending messages. Why not enhance the experience? We show you how to create custom emoji on your Android phone.

Intel responded to AMD’s CES 2020 keynote by revealing products not quite ready for prime time. These included its discrete graphics chip for PCs and Tiger Lake, the company's successor to Ice Lake. Meanwhile, AMD revealed its arsenal of new mobile processors, GPUs, and more.

During Intel's keynote at CES 2020, the company revealed the world's first 17-inch OLED foldable PC. Dubbed as Horseshoe Bend, the device is merely a concept with no known availability. It joined other multi-screened laptops during the presentation from Lenovo and Dell.