Tethering allows you to get online with your smartphone’s data connection, but you likely have a limited amount of data, and Windows 10 PCs can be very data hungry. You probably won’t want Windows 10 automatically downloading big updates and syncing large amounts of data until you get back to a normal Internet connection. Here’s how to limit that activity when you’re tethering.
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Monday, 31 July 2017
How to Install Drywall Anchors to Hang Heavy Stuff on Your Walls
If you ever plan to mount something to the wall that’s even remotely heavy, you’ll need to use drywall anchors if a stud isn’t available. Here are the different types of drywall anchors, and how to use each one.
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Geek Trivia: In Hong Kong, The Majority Of Residents Flush Their Toilets With?
Think you know the answer? Click through to see if you're right!
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How to Automatically Pause Your Music When Other Sounds Start Playing
You’re listening to music, but then you click a video. Now both things are playing at once, and you have to pause your music manually like it’s the dark ages. There has to be a better way.
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How to Control Your Philips Hue Lights with Keyboard Shortcuts
Being able to turn your lights on and off with your voice is one of the best things about having a smart home. If you don’t have an Amazon Echo or Google Home, though—or just prefer keyboard shortcuts—you can use an AutoHotkey script to control your Philips Hue lights from your computer.
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How to Force YouTube Videos to Open In The YouTube Gaming Interface
Have you seen the dark, chat-focused user interface for YouTube Gaming? Google’s answer to game streaming site Twitch has some interesting features all its own, and it’s a pretty slick-looking to boot. But the distinction between regular YouTube and YouTube Gaming is… well, less than distinct.
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How to Use “Adapt Sound” on the Galaxy S7 and S8 for Better Sound Quality
Samsung’s build of Android Nougat has an incredible new feature that allows users to completely customize their listening experience based completely off their ears. It’s called Adapt Sound, and if you’re not using it, you’re missing out. Here’s everything you need to know.
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