How to Run Android on Windows With AMIDuOS

Did You Know? If you’re feeling down about your Tetris shortcomings, you can go to sleep a little easier tonight knowing that all Tetris games are doomed to end—in a game with random piece distribution, it’s impossible to keep clearing lines forever. Geek Trivia After Community Uproar, Mojang Changed The Food You Feed Minecraft Parrots From? Carrots → Children → Cookies → Cobblestone → Advertisement Download Free Cheat Sheet: The Essential Scrum Cheat Sheet Scrum is an iterative, incremental software development framework commonly used with Agile software development. It uses one or more cross-functional, self-organizing teams of about seven people each. Scrum teams use fixed length iterations (called Sprints), typically two weeks or 30 days long. They attempt to build a potentially shippable (properly tested) product every iteration. Click here to download Want to Change Your Email Preferences? 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How Neutral Density Filters Work and How to Use Them For Better Photography The Only Safe Way to Update Your Hardware Drivers on Windows How to Log In to a Windows Desktop Without a Keyboard The Cheapest Ways to Stream NBA Basketball (Without Cable) Why Can’t I Listen to Radio If My Phone Has an FM Receiver In It? Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Live Migration The term Live Migration refers to the process of moving/copying an application or virtual machine from one computer or server to another without disrupting its availability to users. 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. Equifax failed to patch security vulnerability in March: former CEO The US Department of Homeland Security alerted Equifax about their vulnerability, but Equifax took months to patch the problem. [Reuters] When Working From Home Doesn't Work IBM pioneered telecommuting. Now it wants people back in the office. [The Atlantic] Explosive bursts of methane helped ancient Mars keep liquid water flowing, study finds Liquid water lasted on Mars way longer than conditions would allow. One theory: it was kept warm by methane explosions. [Phys.org] How to Disable GeForce Experience’s Reward Advertisements NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience software now displays notification advertisements for free-to-play games. If you don’t want notification popups for games you’ve never played appearing when you’re just trying to use your computer, here’s how to disable them. Read This Article → How to Automatically Enable Wi-Fi When You’re Near a Trusted Network in Android Oreo You disable Wi-Fi on your Android phone to improve battery life, which is great! But how many times have you forgotten to enable it again, ultimately eating up some of your mobile data when you could’ve been on Wi-Fi? With Oreo, that fear is no more. Read This Article → How to Stop Your iPhone From Dinging Twice When You Get Text Messages By default, when you get an SMS or iMessage, your iPhone will make a sound once when you receive it, and then again two minutes later in case you missed it. If you read the message after the first ding, it doesn't ding again. Read This Article → How to Run Android on Windows With AMIDuOS There are an increasing number of ways to try out Android applications on your Windows desktop or laptop. But of the various methods I’ve sampled, none combined complete access to Android’s basic functions with ease-of-access quite like American Megatrends’ AMIDuOS. Read This Article → How to Re-Caulk Areas in Your Bathroom or Kitchen Caulk is vital in areas like the bathroom and kitchen where water has the opportunity to creep into all sorts of crevices and cause problems. If the caulk in your house is looking a bit aged, here’s how to re-caulk it and give it a fresh, new look. Read This Article → What Is the powerd Process, and Why Is It Running on My Mac? You’re browsing Activity Monitor on your Mac when something catches your eye: powerd. What is that, and should you be worried? Read This Article → How Neutral Density Filters Work and How to Use Them For Better Photography Taking good photographs isn’t just about framing your subject and learning composition. Learning how to control how much light enters your camera and for how long can help you take photos that elude the average photographer. Neutral density filters are a powerful tool towards that end. Here’s what they are and how to use them. Read This Article → The Only Safe Way to Update Your Hardware Drivers on Windows Want to update your computer’s hardware drivers? Get your driver updates from Windows Update or your device manufacturer’s website. Here’s how. Read This Article → How to Log In to a Windows Desktop Without a Keyboard Have you ever had your keyboard break down on you, or your computer simply refuses to accept its input? It’s especially frustrating if this happens while the computer is off, since you can’t input your password to get access to Windows. Thankfully, Microsoft has included a way to access your data (and hopefully fix your problem) using only a mouse or a touch screen. Read This Article → The Cheapest Ways to Stream NBA Basketball (Without Cable) I love NBA basketball. Every year, I get really excited around the beginning of September because I know tip-off is approaching. This year, I also had to figure out how I’m going to watch the Bulls (lose almost every game) with a combination of streaming packages. That’s fun. And slightly depressing. Read This Article → Why Can’t I Listen to Radio If My Phone Has an FM Receiver In It? FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai just publicly called on Apple to activate the FM receiver chips found in iPhones for public safety reasons. Many Android phones also contain dormant FM chips. But, if your phone has an FM receiver, why can’t you already listen to the radio on it? Read This Article → Advertisement Download Free Cheat Sheet: The Essential Scrum Cheat Sheet Scrum is an iterative, incremental software development framework commonly used with Agile software development. It uses one or more cross-functional, self-organizing teams of about seven people each. Scrum teams use fixed length iterations (called Sprints), typically two weeks or 30 days long. They attempt to build a potentially shippable (properly tested) product every iteration. Click here to download