17 Things You Can Do with Siri on the New Apple TV

Did You Know? The first worker to die during the construction of the Hoover Damn (J.G. Tierney) was the father of the last person to die during the project (Patrick Tierney, 13 years to the day after his father’s death). Geek Trivia In 18th Century England Hot Drinks Made From What Substance Were A Popular Coffee Alternative? Black Walnuts → Orchid Roots → Goat Horn → Coca Shrugs → Advertisement Your passwords – safe, secure, and everywhere you go with Dashlane Premium. Now up to 50% off! Sync Dashlane to all your devices to access your passwords at work, at home, or on the go. Plus, get secure, automatic backups for your data and more! For a limited time, you can get all the benefits of Dashlane Premium at savings of up to 50%. Stop forgetting passwords now - Download Dashlane Want to Change Your Email Preferences? At some point in the past you subscribed to the How-To Geek newsletter, but if you'd like to change the frequency or unsubscribe, you can do so by clicking the button. Change my Subscription (or unsubscribe) Today's How-To Geek Articles By popular request, we're including a quick list of the daily articles at the top of the daily email as well as the regular format near the bottom. How to Increase Text Size and Brightness on the Apple Watch How to Share Files and Folders from OneDrive in Windows 10 17 Things You Can Do with Siri on the New Apple TV How to Remap Buttons on Your Steam Controller How do You Return All Hyperlinks in a Microsoft Word Document Back to Their Default Blue Style? How to Create a Podcast Playlist in iOS What Are Some Fun Tech Projects I Can Do With My Kids? 8 Things You Can Do With 3D Touch on an iPhone Geek Comic Today's Tech Term VPL A VPL (short for Visual Programming Language) is a programming language that allows users to create programs using graphical elements, figures, symbols, and/or visual expressions rather than using the “traditional” text-based method. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Case Fans - How many should you have? Planning to build a computer with Black Friday loot? This informative video outlines how case airflow really works and how you may not need as many fans as you think. [YouTube] Pumpkin Pie in Miami: Thanksgiving Flight Patterns This fun little analysis of ticket sales and flight patterns maps out the flight patterns bringing Americans home for Thanksgiving across the nation. [The New York Times] Mars is set to have its own Saturn-like ring One day Mar's might eat its biggest moon and turn it into a Saturn-like ring around the red planet. [Quartz] The Secrets Behind All Those Gorgeous Photos of Space It's no small feat to capture a crystal clear image of a galaxy hundreds of millions of light years away. [Wired] We Need to Clear Up Space Debris to Make Way for the Small Satellite Boom We're right on the cusp of a micro-satellite boom but before we put all these tiny marvels to work we've got a big task ahead of us: cleaning up half a century of space junk. [Motherboard] How to Increase Text Size and Brightness on the Apple Watch We’re all well acquainted with tiny text on our phones, tablets, and smart watches; if your eyesight is poor, then we feel your pain. With the Apple Watch, you can easily increase the text size and brightness to make it more readable. Read This Article → How to Share Files and Folders from OneDrive in Windows 10 With OneDrive, it's easy to share files and folders securely and easily with other people. They won't need to install any special applications or sign up for a new account. In fact, they can use any web browser to get to the files you share with them. And you have a complete control in your hand—your files will only be shared with the people you choose. In this article, we'll show you how to share files and folders from your OneDrive, and different permissions you might want to know about before sharing. Read This Article → 17 Things You Can Do with Siri on the New Apple TV The newest version of Apple TV has a lot of cool advanced features. Chief among these is Siri integration, which we’re betting a lot of people still don’t know how to use. Here then are 17 things you can do with Siri on it. Read This Article → How to Remap Buttons on Your Steam Controller Valve’s Steam Controller isn’t just designed for new games. Unlike other controllers, it’s designed to be backwards-compatible with as many games as possible — even ones designed for keyboard and mouse controls. To make the controller work with a game, you may need to tweak is controller profile. Read This Article → How do You Return All Hyperlinks in a Microsoft Word Document Back to Their Default Blue Style? We have all done it at one time or another and accidentally changed the style on an important element in a Microsoft Word document we are working on. It can be easy to patch up if it is something small, but what if it is not that simple? Today’s SuperUser Q&A post provides some quick and easy methods to help patch up a reader’s Microsoft Word document. Read This Article → How to Create a Podcast Playlist in iOS Creating a playlist for music in iTunes and on your iPhone is easy; simply grab the songs you want, chuck them into a new playlist, and you’re done. With so much ease of use available to album listeners, you would think the same would be true for the iOS Podcasts app – but not so. Read This Article → What Are Some Fun Tech Projects I Can Do With My Kids? Here’s our selection of some of the best computing kits made for kids and parents to share and learn with together (and yes, almost all of them will play Minecraft). Read This Article → 8 Things You Can Do With 3D Touch on an iPhone The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are the first iPhones to feature “3D touch“. 3D Touch allows the iPhone to detect how hard you’re pressing, and you can press harder on the screen in some places to do different things. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Drones for Dummies (FREE eBook Valued at $16.99) Plus a Chance to Win a Parrot Bebop Drone! Ready to soar into the world of unmanned aircraft? Drones For Dummies introduces you to the fascinating world of UAVs. 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