howtogeek.comadded August 2026
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes23 Aug 2026
A clogged nozzle can mean anything from inconsistent print quality to total 3D printer shutdown. While the latter usually involves a long needle and some elbow grease, the former is arguably best...
How-To Geekby Bertel King23 Aug 2026
Modern smartwatches are essentially miniaturized phones on our wrists, and Samsung watches are no exception.
How-To Geekby Patrick Campanale23 Aug 2026
One of my favorite things about self-hosting is that it isn't just limited to running a Plex server or hosting your own website.
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa23 Aug 2026
A long time ago, in smartphones that looked very different, there were SD card slots for expanding storage.
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler23 Aug 2026
I'm lucky enough that my current car has a built-in dashboard infotainment screen that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
How-To Geekby Goran Damnjanovic23 Aug 2026
The glory days when every Android phone had expandable storage are long behind us. The first to go out were flagships and high-end options.
How-To Geekby Ismar Hrnjicevic23 Aug 2026
I discovered the joys of homelabbing and self-hosting earlier this year when I turned an old laptop and a hard drive into a home server.
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes23 Aug 2026
How old is your oldest spool of 3D printing filament, and where do you store it when it’s not in use?
How-To Geekby Goran Damnjanovic23 Aug 2026
After upgrading my Steam Deck's SSD, I threw the handheld's original 256GB drive into the bottom of one of the tin boxes I keep all kinds of knickknacks in and quickly forgot about it.
How-To Geekby Umair Khurshid23 Aug 2026
I have spent years switching Linux distros for practical reasons such as hardware support, package availability, performance, and documentation.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson23 Aug 2026
A Kindle is primarily intended for reading eBooks. While you can use one to browse the internet, it's nowhere near the experience of using a smartphone.
How-To Geekby Tony Phillips23 Aug 2026
I spent years repeatedly rearranging the same Excel worksheets for different tasks: I'd hide columns, change filters, adjust the zoom, and then undo everything later.
How-To Geekby Nick Lewis23 Aug 2026
I switched to Linux as my daily driver several years ago, but sometimes Windows is still necessary. When that happens, I'm stuck using a workflow that feels oddly clunky.
How-To Geekby Carl Anthony23 Aug 2026
Ford has sold hands-free highway driving capability under the BlueCruise name since 2021, when it debuted on the F-150 and Mustang Mach-E.
How-To Geekby Carl Anthony22 Aug 2026
In June 2023, Mercedes-Benz and Microsoft ran a three-month ChatGPT beta on the automaker's MBUX Voice Assistant.
How-To Geekby David Delony22 Aug 2026
I've used Linux seriously for over 20 years. I love it, but as with a lot of things I like it's not necessarily for everyone.
How-To Geekby Arol Wright22 Aug 2026
Samsung discontinued its Messages app earlier this year, leaving Galaxy owners without the One UI messaging experience they'd grown used to.
How-To Geekby Arol Wright22 Aug 2026
Google finally unveiled its own answer to the AirTag, and on paper, you'd think the Pixel Tag will dominate, given Android's install base. That's far from a given, though.
How-To Geekby Joe Kucinski22 Aug 2026
The modern hypercar has become a numbers game. More horsepower, quicker acceleration, faster lap times, higher top speeds, and of course bigger price tags.
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler22 Aug 2026
Any machine with moving parts that touch needs some sort of lubrication to minimize the effects of friction if you don't want them grinding against each other.
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