4 Netflix miniseries to watch when your friends cancel at the last minute
How-To Geekby Derek Malcolm·12d ago
You're showered, shaved, and dressed to impress. The Uber is two minutes out when your group chat starts pinging like Christmas bells—"Not feeling great, have to bail. Sry." "Something came up.
This app gives Google Messages a feature it desperately needs
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa·12d ago
For better or worse, Google Messages has become the de facto text messaging app for Android. I happen to think it's pretty good, but there are a couple of big missing features.
Microsoft was better at software in the '90s, and these still-useful Windows utilities prove it
How-To Geekby Tony Phillips·12d ago
I miss the Windows of the '90s. Microsoft seemed to have a utility for everything, whether you needed to tweak Windows, troubleshoot a problem, automate a task, or simply do something Windows...
5 more great Netflix shows that are impossible to stop watching after the first episode
How-To Geekby Dan Girolamo·12d ago
I still believe in pilot episodes. Though the streaming model has changed the importance of pilot episodes, the first episode is still one of the biggest factors in determining whether a viewer...
5 clever ESP32 weekend projects you can only build if you own a 3D printer
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes·12d ago
A 3D printer can open so many doors, especially if you’re a fan of spending your weekend flashing microcontrollers and soldering wires to contacts.
This Ryobi One+ impact wrench is an absolute steal with a savings of $110
How-To Geekby Jeff Turbett·12d ago
While an impact wrench may never get as much love as some of your other handy power tools, like a trusty drill driver, having one on hand can be a game-changer when it comes to tough situations...
12 years later, I'm still using this popular Android automation app
How-To Geekby Faisal Rasool·12d ago
Tasker has been around for more than a decade, and the project is still going strong with an active developer and an ever-growing community. No other app matches its flexibility or power.
6 super-easy ways to repurpose a broken old laptop
How-To Geekby Monica J. White·12d ago
An old, slow laptop might seem essentially useless. I know I have a drawer that's essentially a laptop graveyard: old laptops that I no longer use or which have been gifted to me ages ago.
I changed these 4 settings on my Roku to reclaim my Home screen
How-To Geekby Rich Hein·12d ago
In my home, Roku is the main streaming platform. I have several Roku televisions and a couple of streaming sticks. Needless to say, I spend a lot of time in the Roku interface.
This free, open-source app lets me control my Android phone from my Windows PC
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh·12d ago
Do you envy the Apple ecosystem and wish you had something similar between your Windows PC and Android phone?
4 more ESP32 projects that make everyday routines feel a little more magical
How-To Geekby Nick Lewis·12d ago
Many ESP32 boards come with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a microphone, and Thread or Zigbee support and are very affordable.
The last great Android phone for 3D printers launched 5 years ago, now there's only one good alternative worth buying
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa·12d ago
Smartphones obviously have tons of sensors underneath the shiny surface. Most of them are extremely common, but one particular sensor is very rare.
Anker's 547 USB-C Hub gives your MacBook the port upgrade it deserves for only $30
How-To Geekby Saeed Wazir·12d ago
MacBooks are renowned for their slimline designs and unrivaled power and efficiency. They're among the best laptops you can get, but they have one flaw that can make them frustrating to use.
The least trustworthy 3D printer brand is still the best, and that's not going to change anytime soon
How-To Geekby Tim Brookes·12d ago
Bambu Lab represents both ends of the 3D printing spectrum. On the one hand, it’s an incredibly successful company that took the world by storm by making 3D printing easy, accessible, and...
How I built a functional Linux system with just 50MB of disk space
How-To Geekby Nick Lewis·12d ago
An average Ubuntu or Fedora installation can easily reach 15GB before you even start doing anything. Alpine Linux, which is famously tiny, usually weighs in at a few hundred megabytes.
I ditched Chrome and Firefox for this modern, free, and open-source alternative
How-To Geekby Dibakar Ghosh·12d ago
The browser wars ended a while ago. Most of us have picked a side and settled in, with the choice largely coming down to either Chrome or Firefox.
De-Googling Android isn't about losing features—it's about gaining control
How-To Geekby Tyler Dupont·12d ago
De-Googling an Android phone generally means removing annoying things from your device's overall experience.
Ryobi Whisper Series: are the tools actually quiet, or just marketing?
How-To Geekby Cory Gunther·12d ago
Ryobi makes tons of excellent tools for inside and outside the home, for outdoor activities, and more.
3 reasons your Windows PC randomly wakes up at night
How-To Geekby Arol Wright·13d ago
If your desktop or laptop keeps lighting up in the middle of the night without you touching it, the cause is almost always traceable.
I finally de-Googled my life, but I still use Waze in Android Auto for 4 important reasons
How-To Geekby Andy Betts·13d ago
I've spent a lot of time replacing Google apps and services with alternatives, and have moved on from Google Maps, Chrome, Photos, and even Search.
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