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Does Rooting or Unlocking Void Your Android Phone's Warranty?

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EMS

EMS (short for Enhanced Messaging Service) is a messaging service with more advanced features than SMS (Short Message Service). EMS-enabled mobile phones can send and receive messages that have bold and italic text formatting, simple animations, pictures, icons, sound effects, special ring tones, and operator logos.

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How to Change the Currency Symbol for Certain Cells in Excel

If you're working with different currencies in one Excel spreadsheet, you'll need to change the currency symbol on certain cells, without affecting other cells. When you format your numbers as "Currency", you can easily use multiple currency symbols in the same Excel spreadsheet.

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How 4K Cameras Compare to 4K Video from Your Smartphone

With the addition of 4K video recording on smartphones like the iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy S6 this year, many consumers have been left wondering what all the fuss is about. What makes a 4K video so much better than 1080p, and how is the camera on the back of an iPhone any different from a 4K camcorder from Sony or Nikon?

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Does Rooting or Unlocking Void Your Android Phone’s Warranty?

Many Android tweaking and hacking guides warn that you’ll void your warranty by continuing. But will you actually be denied repair service if you’ve rooted or unlocked your bootloader?

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How to Play DVDs and Blu-rays on Linux

Commercial DVDs and Blu-ray discs are encrypted. The Digital Rights Management (DRM) is designed to prevent you from ripping them, copying them, and watching them on unsupported players. You can get around this protection to watch DVDs and Blu-rays on Linux, but it’ll take some tweaking.

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How to Control the Windows Desktop With an Xbox or Steam Controller

If you have your PC set up as a living room gaming PC and media center, why use a mouse for everything when you could just use your game controller?

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How to Show Android’s Battery Percentage in the Menu Bar

In this day and age of weak battery life, it’s incredibly important to keep an eye on your usage. Unfortunately, Android doesn’t show you exactly how much battery you have left–just a vague graphic. Here’s how to add a more exact percentage to that icon.

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How to Convert Videos on a Mac with No Additional Software

If you have any video s on your Mac that are particularly large in file size, then putting them on your iPad or iPhone can easily devour tons of space. You can convert videos on your Mac, however, using no additional software.

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How to Center Text Vertically on the Page in Microsoft Word

Need to create a cover page for a report you're writing? You can create a simple, but professional cover page by centering the text both horizontally and vertically. Centering text horizontally on a page is easy, but vertically? That's also easy and we'll show you how.

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Why Your iPhone or iPad Is Saying “This Cable or Accessory Is Not Certified”

Apple’s iPhones and iPads use its own Lightning connector for charging and data transmission. You can purchase third-party cables and accessories, but they must be certified. If a cable or accessory wasn’t certified by Apple, you’ll see a warning message when you connect it. However, this message can sometimes appear incorrectly, too.

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How to Read Your Cable Modem’s Diagnostic Page When Something Goes Wrong

Although unknown to and ignored by most people, cable modems have a diagnostic that can help you troubleshoot connection problems.

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