Rabu, 10 Februari 2016

What Is the Optical Audio Port, and When Should I Use It?

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How to Refresh the Content in the App Store by Clearing the Cache

Are you finding that you're not seeing new apps on the App Store, or that updates to apps won't go away even after you've installed the updates? Here’s a simple fix.

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What Is the Optical Audio Port, and When Should I Use It?

Ever wonder what that trapezoidal “optical” audio port is? You’ll find these on the back of computers, HDTVs, media receivers, and more, but hardly anyone uses them. That little oft-neglected port can be a real life saver, though. Let’s look at what it is and how you can take advantage of it.

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How to Use and Configure Windows 10’s "Battery Saver" Mode

Windows 10 includes  a “Battery Saver” mode that’s designed to extend your laptop or tablet’s battery life. Windows will automatically enable Battery Saver when your PC’s battery runs low, but you can control this–and choose exactly what Battery Saver does.

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How to Use Your TV or Receiver Remote to Control Your Apple TV

The Apple TV remote works well enough but many people detest having multiple remote controls and prefer to control their entire media center experience from a single input. If you’re one of those people you’re in luck. Your Apple TV there can learn to accept input from your TV, receiver, cable box or other remote control.

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How to Measure More Than Steps Using the iPhone’s Health App

Many people use the iPhone’s Health app or their Apple Watch to measure their steps or the distance they’ve walked during the course of the day. You may not realize, however, that it can measure much more than that.

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How to See What’s Taking Up Space on Your Android Device

That 15GB phone may seem like it has a lot of space, but after taking all those photos, syncing all that music, and downloading all those audiobooks, it could dwindle pretty quickly. With so many files on your device, how are you supposed to figure out which files are taking up the most space? We'll show a couple of ways to analyze the storage on your Android device.

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How to Set Up and Customize Email Accounts in Windows 10

Windows 10 comes with a built-in Mail app, from which you can access all your different email accounts (including Outlook.com, Gmail, Yahoo!, and others) in one single, centralized interface. With it, there's no need to go to different websites or apps for your email. Here’s how to set it up.

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How to Stream Games With NVIDIA GameStream to Any Computer, Tablet, or Smartphone

NVIDIA’s GameStream technology lets you stream games from a GeForce-powered Windows PC to another device. It only officially supports NVIDIA’s own Android-based SHIELD devices, but with a third-party open-source GameStream client known as Moonlight, you can stream games to Windows PCs, Macs, Linux PCs, iPhones, iPads, and non-SHIELD Android devices.

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