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If you use Zoom for meetings and Google Calendar to manage your schedule, linking the two saves time and keeps things organized. Once connected, you can add Zoom links directly to your calendar events with just a click — no more copying and pasting invite links. Here’s how to add a Zoom call to a…
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If your Chrome browser is constantly buried in a jungle of open tabs, you’re not alone. Google finally did something about it — and it’s a game changer. Tab Groups is Chrome’s best feature in years. It’s built right into the browser, it’s fast, and it finally makes managing dozens of tabs actually usable. Here’s…
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If you’re looking for a quick, free, and no-signup-needed way to video chat with friends, family, or coworkers, Microsoft’s Meet Now feature in Skype is worth a look. It’s a lesser-known alternative to Zoom that lets you start a video call in seconds—no account or app required for your guests. Here’s how to use Meet…
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Waking up to a jarring beep isn’t the best way to start your day. If you’d rather rise to your favorite song or playlist, you can set YouTube Music as your alarm on Android—no third-party alarm apps needed. In this guide, I’ll show you exactly how to use YouTube Music with the default Android Clock…
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Windows 10 quietly tracks your activity—apps you open, files you access, and websites you visit (especially if you’re signed in with a Microsoft account). This helps features like Timeline and Your Phone, but not everyone wants their activity stored. Whether you’re doing cleanup or just curious, here’s how to view and clear your Windows 10…
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Using images in your PowerPoint presentation can make it more engaging—but if you’re not citing them properly, you could be violating copyright or academic guidelines. Whether you’re creating a school project, business presentation, or public slideshow, it’s important to cite pictures correctly in PowerPoint. This guide walks you through when, why, and how to cite…
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Need to send a folder of files in one package? Or maybe you’re downloading something that came in a .zip file and don’t know what to do with it? Zipping and unzipping files in Windows 10 is simple—and built right into the operating system. No extra software required. Here’s how to zip and unzip files…
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Ever grab a window to move it and suddenly all your other windows minimize? That’s Aero Shake, a Windows feature designed to help you focus by shaking one window and minimizing the rest. But for many users, it’s more frustrating than helpful. If you’re tired of accidentally minimizing everything with a flick of the mouse,…
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Cortana—the virtual assistant built into Windows 10—might have sounded useful at first, but for many users, it’s more annoying than helpful. Whether you’re after a cleaner system, fewer background processes, or just don’t use voice commands, you can disable or completely remove Cortana from your Windows 10 system. Here’s how to do it the right…
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When you search in the Windows 11 Start Menu, you don’t just get local results from your files and apps—you also get web results powered by Bing. If you find this annoying, unnecessary, or privacy-invasive, you can disable web search results completely. In this guide, I’ll show you how to stop Windows 11 from showing…
