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We show you how to capture images on Windows with a free tool in this quick how-to. We'll also point you to a capture tool that costs a bit more but does just about everything you could possibly want.
How to use the Windows 11 Sandbox as a virtual machine
The Sandbox in Windows 11 gives you an isolated and temporary virtual machine to run things without affecting your core OS environment.
How to do a factory restore on macOS
If your macOS device has started misbehaving (or you're looking to sell it), you should consider a factory restore.
Why you should install iOS 15.5 now
It's more than just a few boring features.
How to use the handy new Android 13 clipboard editor
Android 13 has a new feature that should bring some much-needed relief to those who frequently copy and paste, only to have to edit what they've pasted after the fact. Jack Wallen shows you how the new clipboard editor works.
These two Linux desktops are the simplest picks for new users
If you're struggling to either figure out which Linux distribution to try as your first steps with the open-source operating system, or you're not sure which to recommend to others new to the OS, Jack Wallen offers you a simple way to choose.
Apple releases iOS 15.5, iPadOS 15.5 with Apple Cash and Podcasts improvements
It's time, once again, to update your iPhone's software. Oh, and your Mac, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple TV.
Here's what's coming in iOS 15.5
Don't set your hopes too high.
Fedora 36 is one of the best options for new Linux users
The final release of Fedora 36 should launch the distribution to the top of the "best of" charts.
How to go passwordless in Windows 10 or 11
You can put the kibosh on your password in Windows, but a couple of issues pop up if you do.
Surprise: There's yet another Microsoft Linux distro, CBL-Delridge
Microsoft has been public about its CBL-Mariner Linux release, which just hit the 2.0 milestone. But did you know there's also a Microsoft CBL-Delridge?
Nvidia finally releases open source GPU kernel modules for Linux
Desktop users should keep the champagne on ice, but data centre GPU users will have full functionality out of the gate.
