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what to do If Your Smart Assistant Doesn’t Recognize Your Accent

Smart assistants are one of the coolest creations of the past decade. An AI-powered device that can turn on your lights, order food, and tell you traffic conditions – what’s not to like? It’s almost like Rosie from The Jetsons lives in your house. Unless perhaps you have a strong accent.

Google Maps Location History: 5 Useful Things You Can Do With It

There is an area in your Google My Activity page that’s especially useful; your location history. It’s useful because, if activated, it keeps track of every location you’ve visited ever since you first started using your Google account with a mobile phone.

How to Set Up & Use Find My Device On Android

A decade or so ago, losing a phone wasn’t a big deal. If you lost your phone, you lost a few files and a handful of contacts saved on it. You could then easily get this data from various other sources. losing a phone has become a really big deal. Losing your phone means you lose everything.

12 Useful Ways to Reuse an Old Router (Don’t Throw It Away!)

Old router cluttering up your drawers? Here’s what to do with an old router and save some money instead of throwing it away! Reckon it’s time for a new router? Maybe your new Internet Service Provider (ISP) has sent one out, or you simply fancy an upgrade.

7 Common Password Mistakes That’ll Likely Get You Hacked

If you use a short password or one with personal details, you’re asking to be hacked. Here are critical password mistakes to avoid. With how much you probably hear about password security, it’s easy to drown out the advice and continue on with your old habits.

Microsoft Launches a Lightweight Lists App

Microsoft has just launched what it refers to as an “MSA Preview” of a new, lightweight version of Microsoft Lists, which is linked to a Microsoft account.

The full version of Lists has been around since 2020 in the form of a Microsoft 365 business plan app,

Hidden Tricks Inside Windows 10

Windows 10 is the most popular desktop operating system in the world, and while Windows 11 is nipping at its heels, most of us will still be running Microsoft’s current OS for the foreseeable future. And even if you use it every day, there’s always more to learn.