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How to Prolong Your Tablet’s Useful Battery Life

When discussing battery life for your tablet, there are two different topics: how much battery there is to perform day-to-day tasks before it requires a recharge, and the long-term health of the battery to continue charging and holding a charge for several months or years to come. In this article we'll be talking about the latter, busting common battery life…

4 Reasons to Get a New Laptop Today

Laptops have become one of the most essential pieces of equipment in everyday life, especially as more people are working or doing schoolwork from home. These small, lightweight computers carry everything, from important work files to our favorite family photos. They also connect us to conference calls, check email, and provide entertainment. Having a working laptop is critical…

Tips for Diagnosing Common PC or Laptop Issues

People rely on machines more than ever these days, which means that when something goes wrong with your PC or laptop computer it can seriously hinder your ability to work, play, and be entertained. While there are certainly some issues that require the help of a professional to diagnose and correct, there are a few common issues that…

Quick Tips for Creating the Ideal At-Home Workspace

Millions of employees started working from home in early 2020, and for those who are going to continue to do so for the foreseeable future—or those who already have work-from-home gigs—there are some keys to ensuring that your workspace is as productive and comfortable as possible. Here are a few tips that can help you get the perfect…

Apps That Slow Down Your Android Phone

Your Android smartphone is an incredible machine—millions of apps, and a world of information right at your fingertips. But installing the wrong apps could actually be slowing down the performance on your phone or impacting it in other ways by draining the battery or hogging all the storage space. You may notice the difference and think you need…

When It Makes More Sense to Repair Your Phone than Replace It

Cell phones are increasingly a large investment, but despite the high price tag, they can get broken and damaged pretty easily since we take them everywhere we go. There are many times when it makes more sense to try and repair it than to replace it, especially if buying a new one means dropping $700 to $1,000 or more. Here…