How to screen record in Windows 10 or Windows 11Windows 10 and 11 both offer a screen recording tool that's geared for gameplay but can record just about any type of screen activity. And now Windows 11 has another option, too.March 14, 2023 by Lance Whitney in Creativity Software
It's time for open-source users to open their walletsHistory has shown that open-source users prefer their software free of charge but that's a problem for a lot of companies trying to keep the lights on.March 14, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Open Source
The best March Madness apps for your bracketReady for March Madness? Here are the best apps to for you keep track of the tournament and your bracket.March 14, 2023 by Christina Darby in Services & Software
Can't remember the Linux command you ran earlier? Let history repeat itselfIf you use the Linux command line quite a bit, you might find yourself lost in what to type at some point. The history command is there to give your mind a jog.March 13, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Open Source
The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and other fun alternatives to tryAI art generators or AI image generators use text prompts to produce images within seconds. Whether you need original images for your business, or just want to have fun getting creative, we have the best AI art generator picks for you.March 13, 2023 by Sabrina Ortiz in Services & Software
Ubuntu Lunar Lobster could be the surprise hit of 2023The latest version of Canonical's Ubuntu Desktop Linux distribution puts on a masterclass for how an operating system should evolve.March 13, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Linux
How to enable Find My Device on your Android phone (and why you should)Here's how you can always keep track of your Android phone, even if you aren't sure where it is.March 11, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Android
How to replace Windows with Linux Mint on your PCSick of Windows? Want to try something different? Then it's time to try the best Linux desktop: Linux Mint 21.1.March 9, 2023 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Linux
How to use ChatGPT: Everything you need to knowThe new AI language model has been trending since its launch late last year, but how do you use it and what for?March 8, 2023 by Maria Diaz in Artificial Intelligence
How to install Linux on an old laptopIf you're looking to revive that aging laptop, Linux might be your best bet. Find out how easy it can be to make this happen.March 8, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Open Source
How to turn on live captions in Windows 11Available for any conversation in Windows 11, live captions will translate speech into text, so you can see what's being said.March 7, 2023 by Lance Whitney in Collaboration
Is your Pixel phone battery draining faster than it should? This feature can helpLet's save some battery life.March 7, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Android
How to create a bootable Linux USB driveIf you want to install Linux on a desktop, you'll first have to create a bootable USB drive with your distribution of choice.March 7, 2023 by Jack Wallen in Open Source
The top cloud storage servicesIf you seek a reliable and secure place to store your files, the best cloud storage providers deliver in spades. They also offer desktop and mobile apps, file sharing, and much more.March 7, 2023 by Steven Vaughan-Nichols in Cloud Storage
How to use your Galaxy S Pen like a magic wand (and 2 other tricks you need to know)From creating GIFs on the fly to taking a quick note directly on the lock screen, there's a lot you can do with the S Pen on the S23 Ultra.March 6, 2023 by Jason Cipriani in Android
