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How to Take a Screenshot by Tapping the Back of Your Android Phone

September 28, 2020 /
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How you take a screenshot on your Android phone or tablet varies depending on which model you have. With the help of a handy app, though, you can capture a screenshot by simply tapping the back of your device.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/692197/how-to-take-a-screenshot-by-tapping-the-back-of-your-android-phone/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Joe Fedewa

So You Need Email for Your Business. What Are Your Options?

September 28, 2020 /
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Email communication is an important part of doing business. Having email coming from your own domain name makes your business look more credible than using a personal email, and many business email providers will include much more storage as well.

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Source: https://www.cloudsavvyit.com/763/so-you-need-email-for-your-business-what-are-your-options/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Anthony Heddings

How to Disable Lock Screen in Ubuntu

September 28, 2020 /
disable-ubuntu-lock-screen-featured.jpg If you’re the only one using your computer, there’s no point in having a lock/login screen. Let’s take a look at how you can disable the lock screen in Ubuntu and have a login-free experience when using your Ubuntu desktop. The Two Paths to the Lock Screen While using Ubuntu, you meet the lock screen through two different paths. The first is during the initial boot, after which Ubuntu will ask you to choose your account and enter your password to enter your desktop. The second is after idling for a while. After some time, Ubuntu will blank… Read more13911214.gif

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The Article Was Written/Published By: Odysseas Kourafalos

How to Check Which CPU Your Mac Uses

September 28, 2020 /
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The Central Processing Unit (CPU) is the number-crunching brain of your Mac. Its characteristics determine how fast your Mac processes information. The type of CPU varies based on which model you have. Here’s how to quickly check which CPU is in your computer.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/689986/how-to-check-which-cpu-your-mac-uses/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Benj Edwards

How to Organize Shortcuts in Folders on iPhone and iPad

September 28, 2020 /
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If you’re a Shortcuts user, there are two main reasons why you should organize shortcuts in folders on your iPhone and iPad. First is the ease of use, and the second is to make the best of home screen widgets. Here’s how to sort Shortcuts into folders.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/690705/how-to-organize-shortcuts-in-folders-on-iphone-and-ipad/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Khamosh Pathak

What Is an “Evil Maid” Attack, and What Does It Teach Us?

September 28, 2020 /
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You’ve secured your computer with strong disk encryption and security software. It’s safe—as long as you keep it within eyesight. But, once an attacker has physical access to your computer, all bets are off. Meet the “evil maid” attack.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/689599/what-is-an-evil-maid-attack-and-what-it-teaches-us/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Chris Hoffman

7 Great Apps for Customizing Android

September 27, 2020 /
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Android is often praised for its vast customization options. And while default Android does a great job of allowing you to tailor the OS to your liking, third-party apps make it even easier to customize your Android phone. Whether you’re automating tedious tasks or completely changing how the home screens look, there are some great customization apps available on Android.

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Source: https://www.reviewgeek.com/53327/7-great-apps-for-customizing-android/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Eric Schoon

How to Reduce Background Noise and Echo in iPhone Voice Memos

September 27, 2020 /
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When you’re recording audio on your device, there are several ways unnecessary noise can creep into your clips. Fortunately, the preinstalled Voice Memos app on your iPhone or iPad can clean up background noise and echos with a single tap. Here’s how to use it.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/692163/how-to-reduce-background-noise-and-echo-in-iphone-voice-memos/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Shubham Agarwal

How to Find Latitude and Longitude Coordinates Using Google Maps

September 26, 2020 /
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As one of the most powerful mapping tools available, Google Maps has a number of features designed to help you pinpoint your location. If you want to know your exact position, you can pull up your GPS coordinates in Google Maps.

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Source: https://www.howtogeek.com/689097/how-to-get-latitude-and-longitude-coordinates-from-google-maps/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Ben Stockton

How To Package and Transfer Docker Images From One Server to Another

September 25, 2020 /
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If you’ve built a Docker image on your development machine, and want to deploy it on a server, you could use a Docker registry, but Docker also has tools for saving images to files, and loading them on a different server.

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Source: https://www.cloudsavvyit.com/6969/how-to-package-and-transfer-docker-images-from-one-server-to-another/
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The Article Was Written/Published By: Anthony Heddings

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