5 ergonomic 3D prints to make you feel more comfortable this weekend (Sep 18 - 20)
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes·20d ago
One of the best things you can do with your 3D printer is create items that improve spaces, tools, and pastimes. The best prints don’t just make life easier; they make it more comfortable too.
4 ways to repurpose an old Kindle eReader
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa·21d ago
eReaders are particularly great gadgets because they tend to stay perfectly usable for a long time. However, there will eventually come a time when you want to upgrade.
You’re probably buying the wrong hard drive, and this 341,000-HDD study proves it
How-To Geekby Monica J. White·21d ago
When shopping for HDDs, it's all too easy to focus on the price and nothing else. Sure, the biggest drives tend to have eye-watering price tags, and not everyone needs 20+ terabytes of storage...
3 award-winning Netflix movies to watch this weekend (September 18-20)
How-To Geekby T.M. Amrita·21d ago
Netflix’s award-winning catalog has picked up a few interesting additions lately, including two dramas that had strong runs at this year’s awards and an older blockbuster that still holds its...
Excel Easter eggs ended 24 years ago—but this open-source Space Invaders project keeps the fun alive
How-To Geekby Tony Phillips·21d ago
I've always liked the fact that older versions of Excel had hidden games tucked away inside them.
I finally found out why these 4 Android Auto features look different in my car
How-To Geekby Sanya Shah·21d ago
Whenever I noticed an Android Auto feature missing in my car, I’d always blame my phone, Android Auto, or even the car’s software. I know these all matter too, but not in my case.
Windows 11's low-latency mode is late to the party—here's how it compares to NVIDIA Reflex
How-To Geekby Arol Wright·21d ago
Windows 11's Low Latency Profile promises snappier menus and faster launches through short CPU bursts.
This ESP32 project lets you use fancy motorized faders in your smart home (Sep 18 - 20)
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes·21d ago
There’s something satisfying about physical controls, whether that’s a clicky button, chunky dial, or smooth fader.
Valve's new open-source tool is bringing Android games to Linux and Steam
How-To Geekby Jon Fingas·21d ago
You could soon see more mobile games on Steam. Valve has released Lepton, an open-source tool that brings Android games to Linux and, of course, Steam.
5 useful things you didn't know you could do with your iPad's USB port
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler·21d ago
Apple discontinued the last iPad with a Lightning port in 2024, so if you've bought a new iPad after that point, it will come with a lovely USB-C port, which is the only way to charge the tablet...
6 junk Facebook Marketplace finds that are secretly hiding free hard drives
How-To Geekby Monica J. White·21d ago
Do you like using Facebook Marketplace? I'll be honest with you: I don't. You're so often left to deal with scammers and/or bots that finding an actual person who will sell or buy the exact same...
3 harrowing Netflix documentaries to watch this weekend (September 18-20)
How-To Geekby Derek Malcolm·21d ago
Fans of documentaries know that Netflix has a knack for delivering weekend viewing that sparks conversation come Monday.
Samsung Gallery finally syncs with Google Photos—here's what you need
How-To Geekby Jon Fingas·21d ago
Your Galaxy phone now shares photos with the cloud service you're most likely to use. Samsung has confirmed that Gallery is starting to sync with Google Photos instead of Microsoft's OneDrive...
PITAKA’s Edge Case is a lightweight, protective companion to the iPhone 18
How-To Geekby Sponsored·21d ago
You want an iPhone case that protects your phone and has a functional, sophisticated style. But so many ultra-protective cases on the market are too bulky, overshadowing your iPhone’s design, so...
Your NAS isn't just for Plex—here's 4 other services you should try
How-To Geekby Ismar Hrnjicevic·21d ago
Many people buy a NAS with a single goal in mind: building a private Plex media server for all their movies and TV shows.
Those power tool combo kits are a trap, and here's the better way to build your collection
How-To Geekby Cory Gunther·21d ago
It might be an unpopular opinion, but I think almost all power tool combo kits are a waste of money, especially if you already own a few tools or battery packs.
I wasted years listening to music on a smart speaker
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson·21d ago
I've spent a lot of time listening to music from a single smart speaker in my home office. While the sound quality is okay, there's only so much a single speaker can do.
My Google Pixel replaced my Raspberry Pi (it’s now my portable Linux PC)
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh·21d ago
We keep saying our smartphones are more powerful than the computers we grew up with, but almost nobody actually uses their phone like a computer.
I built a better TV audio system than any soundbar for half the price
How-To Geekby Rich Hein·21d ago
When it came time to replace my soundbar, I was ready for something better. The soundbar-and-subwoofer systems I was looking at were running between $300 and $600, and I wasn't excited about...
CachyOS is how I finally understood Arch Linux without the installation nightmare
How-To Geekby Zunaid Ali·21d ago
I've never used Arch before. Not even an Arch-based distro. When I came across CachyOS, it didn't scream "Arch-based" to me, though under the hood, it was.
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