howtogeek.comadded August 2026
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa8 Sept 2026
Let’s face it — iPhone announcements have become a bit boring. We don’t need leaks and rumors to know what to expect anymore. In 2010, however, things were wildly different.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson8 Sept 2026
Raspberry Pis have been popular devices for DIY projects for years. They're ideal for many tech projects, but they're not always the perfect choice.
How-To Geekby Graeme Peacock8 Sept 2026
The programming world isn't just about Rust or TypeScript, and huge swaths of the economy rely on systems and technologies we rarely think about.
How-To Geekby Sanya Shah7 Sept 2026
Have you ever noticed that the factory reset on any phone does only half the job? Yes, it’s true.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson7 Sept 2026
For many years, I built smart home automations that my family tolerated at best. It took a change of approach to finally create an automation that my family genuinely appreciated.
How-To Geekby Derek Malcolm7 Sept 2026
The most-watched movie on Paramount+ right now is the new Scary Movie, which critics have taken a baseball bat to.
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler7 Sept 2026
Most of you reading this probably use just one Google Chrome profile to do everything. So that means your banking, work, leisure, and all other activities happen using the same online identity.
How-To Geekby Bobby Jack7 Sept 2026
VS Code is a big deal. In Stack Overflow’s 2025 Developer Survey, a whopping 76% of respondents said they use it regularly.
How-To Geekby Arol Wright7 Sept 2026
Google Keep is convenient, but convenience came with a cost many people would want to stop paying: my notes living in Google's cloud, tied to my account, scanned by whatever systems Google runs...
top 52%plop score, higher is betterHow-To Geekby David J. Buck7 Sept 2026
I like to test out different music/media players on Linux every so often. I don't know how I missed out on Clementine.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson7 Sept 2026
NFC tags can be incredibly useful smart home tools. They're cheap to buy, and you can use them to trigger automations just by scanning them with a phone.
How-To Geekby Sanya Shah7 Sept 2026
I have a lot of family and friends, which means I’ve somehow ended up in hundreds of group chats.
How-To Geekby Goran Damnjanovic7 Sept 2026
Most people shouldn't worry about the majority of BIOS settings, since leaving them at their default values makes the most sense. This applies to most SSD-related BIOS settings as well.
How-To Geekby Tony Phillips7 Sept 2026
I have an annoying habit in Excel. Whenever I want to switch to another worksheet, I instinctively press Alt+Tab.
How-To Geekby Tyler Dupont7 Sept 2026
Android Auto does a great job of putting the things you actually need behind your car’s screen, so you can leave your phone alone and focus on driving.
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh7 Sept 2026
The cd command, short for “change directory,” is one of the most fundamental commands on Linux. It’s how you navigate the Linux terminal — moving between different working directories.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson7 Sept 2026
I use a lot of ESP32 boards around my home, but they don't always have to be stuck indoors. By putting an ESP32 in my car, I'm able to access live engine data from my car that tells me much more...
How-To Geekby Dan Girolamo7 Sept 2026
It's a new week, which means many of the major streaming services will be adding movies to their respective services.
How-To Geekby David J. Buck7 Sept 2026
Every so often, I learn about a new Linux app that seems like it would be interesting and help streamline my work. It's never a bad idea to expand your software horizons.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson7 Sept 2026
I've owned a lot of houseplants in my time and killed many of them. The biggest issue has always been knowing when to water them.