5 Quick Tips for Taking Good Care of Device Chargers

We tend to fret over battery life as if it were the most important aspect of our devices (phones, tablets, laptops, etc), and while battery life is important, we often forget — or take for granted — that these batteries are essentially useless without their respective chargers. I’m not saying we shouldn’t bother extending the
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Quick Analysis Is One of the Best Excel Features You Aren’t Using

If you haven’t already, you really ought to consider upgrading to the latest version of Microsoft Office. I know we argued before that Office 2016 wasn’t worth it, but Office 365 (CA, UK) is still a valid option as it shares all of the same features and improvements. Indeed there are so many reasons as to why
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A Quick and Dirty Guide to Every Setting in Microsoft Edge

Every major browser has die-hard fans and staunch haters, but no browser has been as polarizing in recent months as Microsoft Edge. There are valid reasons to start using it and there are valid reasons to wait until it improves. Only you can decide if Edge is worth your time, but before you jump to
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Quick Tips That’ll Make You a Gmail Power User

Gmail isn’t just a place to send and receive email. Well, I mean technically it is, but if you’re truly skilled at using it, you can make it do so much more for you. If you’re a Gmail power user, you can do it all. How do you become a Gmail power user? Just follow
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How to Open File Explorer on “This PC” Instead of “Quick Access”

Windows 10 brought a lot of changes to the operating system, including new taskbar customizations, a brand new Start Menu design, and an updated File Explorer. That last one might be causing you a bit of trouble. Microsoft added a new feature called Quick Access in Windows 10, which is actually pretty good considering all
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Quick Tips and Facts That’ll Help Avoid Vishing and Smishing Scams

Have you heard of vishing or smishing? Essentially, they’re both forms of phishing — vishing is done over the phone, and smishing is done through text messages. Both scams are designed to steal the victims information or money from them. Thankfully, these scams can be avoided if you know what to look for. The infographic
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