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Put Your iPhone Face Down to Save Battery Life
iOS 9 brought a useful new feature you may not have noticed yet. Known as “Facedown detection”, your iPhone can detect when it’s placed face down and won’t turn the screen on when notifications arrive....
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How to Identify Hardware Component Failure in Your Computer
Concluding that your computer has a hardware problem is just the first step. If you’re dealing with a hardware issue and not a software issue, the next step is determining what hardware problem you’re...
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How to Identify Which Apps Are Draining Your Battery on an iPhone or iPad
Since iOS 8, you can now see which apps are draining your battery the most. This includes apps that drain your battery in the background — something that’s possible on iOS since Apple added the...
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How to Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account
Social networks have become a necessary evil. Like mobile phones, we just can’t do without them, but there are all kinds of things we haven’t considered about their effect on people. Social networks...
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How to Setup a Home Media Server That You Can Access From Any Device
Local media servers have gone out of style. Microsoft no longer makes Windows Home Server and is phasing out Windows Media Center. But there are still great solutions if you want to run a home media...
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Protect Your Online Accounts By Removing Third-Party App Access
You’ve probably given a few applications or websites access to your Google, Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox, or Microsoft account. Every application you’ve ever allowed keeps that access forever or at least...
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Why Your iPhone is Asking You To “Trust This Computer”
Plug your iPhone or iPad into a USB port and you may be asked whether you want to “Trust This Computer.” You may even see this message when you plug your iPhone or iPad into a USB charger. This prompt...
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How to Setup a Mirrored Volume for File Redundancy on Windows 10
Keep your files protected from hard drive failure using the mirrored volume feature built-in on Windows 10. In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the steps to create a mirrored volume on...
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How to Use Storage Spaces Features in Windows 10
Windows 10 is an operating system that delivers a lot of new features and improvements, including a new breed of apps that run across devices, a new web browser built for the modern web, a unified...
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How to Take Ownership Of Files And Folders in Windows 10
When you need to modify system files or gain full control over another account's files, use this guide to learn the steps to take ownership of files and folders on Windows 10. In this guide, we'll walk...
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How to Manage Files and Use the File System on Your Android Phone
Android’s user-visible file system is one of its advantages over iOS. It allows you to more easily work with files, opening them in any app of your choice as long as you know how.Stock Android includes...
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How to Transfer Apps to SD Card on Moto E3 Power
Almost a year after its release, Android OEMs have finally started warming up to Marshmallow’s Adoptable storage feature. Motorola, however, has adopted this feature right from its early days on all...
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How to Allow or Deny Certain Applications for Users in Windows
If you’d like to limit what apps a user can run on a PC, Windows gives you two options. You can block the apps you don’t want a user to run, or you can restrict them to running only specific apps....
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How to Fix an iPhone or iPad That Doesn’t Appear in iTunes
You plug your iPhone into your computer, ready to sync but the little icon doesn’t appear in iTunes’ toolbar, and you’re flummoxed. Here we have few possible solutions to fix this issue.Start with the...
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5 Ways to Free Up Space on Your Android Phone
Android phones and tablets can fill up quickly as you download apps, add media files like music and movies, and cache data for use offline. Many lower-end devices may only include a few gigabytes of...
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How to Alter or Change Someone’s Eye Color in Adobe Photoshop
Have you ever wondered what you’d look like if your eyes were a different color? Mine are gray, but I’ve always thought brown would suit me. Sure, you could go and buy colored contacts, but it’s far...
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How to Rebuild, Speed Up or Disable the Windows Search Index
Windows Search makes searching for files on your PC a lot faster, but if you find that things slow down when Windows indexes files or that Search isn’t working as expected, there are a few steps you...
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How to Revert Windows 10 Insider Preview Back to Stable Without Reinstalling
When you sign up for Insider Preview builds, Windows warns that you “may” need to reinstall Windows to get back to the stable version of Windows. But this is a worst case scenario, and there are other...
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How to Prevent Accidental Creation of a Pluggable Database (PDB) - Lone-PDB
From Oracle 12.1.0.2 onward the non-CDB architecture is deprecated. As a result you may decide to use the Multitenant architecture, but stick with a single pluggable database (PDB), also known as...
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How to Connect to FTP Servers in Windows Without Additional Software
If you need to access an FTP server, you can install dedicated FTP clients with lots of features –but you don’t necessarily have to. Windows itself offers several ways for connecting to an FTP server,...
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