How to Use Pushbullet to Sync All Sorts of Stuff Between Your PC and Phone

Did You Know? The capes worn by the Night’s Watch in Game of Thrones are actually IKEA rugs—costume designers started with the cheap rugs, then cut, shaved, dyed, and distressed them to give them an authentic medieval appearance. Geek Trivia Throughout The Northeastern U.S., Sunrooms Are Commonly Referred To As? Arizona Rooms → Covered Porches → Florida Rooms → Solariums → Advertisement Free eBook: Successful Time Management For Dummies, 2nd Edition ($12 Value) FREE For a Limited Time If you always feel like there's not enough time in the day to get everything accomplished, this is the resource that can help change your workday and your life. Click here to download 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 Load DRM-Free eBooks Onto Your Kindle What Is EA Access for Xbox One, and Is It Worth It? What Is Dynamic Range in Photography? How to Use Pushbullet to Sync All Sorts of Stuff Between Your PC and Phone How to Install and Set Up the Kwikset Kevo Smart Lock Why Microsoft Dropped 3D Pinball From Windows (and How to Bring It Back) What Is PlayStation Plus, and Is It Worth It? What Is “wsappx” and Why Is It Running on My PC? How to Remove Someone From Your PlayStation Friends List How to Delete All Location Information from Your Previous Tweets Online Reviews Are Getting Worse: How Sellers Trick You Into Leaving Lucrative Reviews for Them Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Diopter Adjustment A Diopter Adjustment is a small dial/knob connected to the viewfinder on a camera that allows an individual to adjust the viewfinder’s focus/sharpness to provide a clear, focused view of the “object” being photographed. 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. Eliminating the Human We are beset by—and immersed in—apps and devices that are quietly reducing the amount of meaningful interaction we have with each other. [MIT Technology Review] Where the Robots Are Robots are coming, but, at least in the United States, they're landing in clusters. [Axios] These next-generation space suits could allow astronauts to explore Mars There's no one-size-fits-all for planetary exploration [The Verge] How to Load DRM-Free eBooks Onto Your Kindle The Kindle is a fantastic reading device, but it’s almost entirely reliant upon Amazon’s closed retail system for buying books. That’s by design, of course—it’s an Amazon gadget, they want you to spend money on their store. But if you have a collection of eBooks obtained somewhere else, designed for cross-platform reading in another format without the typical DRM, it’s possible to get them loaded onto your Kindle fairly easily. Read This Article → What Is EA Access for Xbox One, and Is It Worth It? EA Access for Xbox One gives you access to more than 50 games, discounts, and trials of new EA games before they’re released. But is the monthly (or yearly) subscription fee really worth it? Read This Article → What Is Dynamic Range in Photography? In photography, the “dynamic range” is the difference between the darkest and lightest tones in an image, generally pure black and pure white. It's more often used to talk about the maximum dynamic range a camera is capable of. Read This Article → How to Use Pushbullet to Sync All Sorts of Stuff Between Your PC and Phone If you spend a lot of time at your computer, there’s a good chance you grab your phone somewhere between seven and 7,000 times per day to check notifications, reply to texts, and a lot more. Wouldn’t it be easier to do all this directly from your computer? Read This Article → How to Install and Set Up the Kwikset Kevo Smart Lock Traditional door locks work just fine, but if you want to add some smarts to the security of your home, a smart lock is a good way to go. Here’s how to install and set up the Kwikset Kevo smart lock. Read This Article → Why Microsoft Dropped 3D Pinball From Windows (and How to Bring It Back) Forget Solitaire and Minesweeper. The best game ever included with Windows was a virtual pinball table. With blinking lights and arcade sounds, 3D Pinball for Windows seemed like magic back in 1995, and is surprisingly playable even today. Read This Article → What Is PlayStation Plus, and Is It Worth It? If you have a PlayStation 4, Sony’s PlayStation Plus service is required to play multiplayer games online. A subscription costs $10 per month or $60 per year. PlayStation Plus also includes additional benefits, like free games every month and members-only discounts on some digital games. Read This Article → What Is “wsappx” and Why Is It Running on My PC? The “wsappx” process is part of Windows 8 and 10, and you may see it running in the background or even using a significant amount of CPU and disk resources. It’s related to the Windows Store and Microsoft’s new “Universal” app platform. Read This Article → How to Remove Someone From Your PlayStation Friends List It’s cool being able to add your friends on PlayStation. You can see what each other are doing, what games you’ve been playing, and even play together in some instances. Until that person isn’t someone you want to game with any longer, that is. Then it’s time to remove them. Read This Article → How to Delete All Location Information from Your Previous Tweets Where you live is a pretty private location. Worryingly, it's all too easy to leak it on social media without really meaning to. For example, it's possible to share your exact location in a Tweet. Read This Article → Online Reviews Are Getting Worse: How Sellers Trick You Into Leaving Lucrative Reviews for Them At this point, you’re probably aware that online reviews can be less than honest. Unscrupulous vendors, manufacturers, and other businesses aren’t above priming their economic pumps with a little glowing praise from people who might not be wholly impartial. Read This Article → Advertisement Free eBook: Successful Time Management For Dummies, 2nd Edition ($12 Value) FREE For a Limited Time If you always feel like there's not enough time in the day to get everything accomplished, this is the resource that can help change your workday and your life. Click here to download