Kamis, 12 April 2018

Why You Should Always Install 64-bit Windows

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How To Upgrade Or Replace Your PC’s RAM

Adding memory is one of the easier ways to boost your PC’s performance. There are a few things to check before spending your money, though, so let’s talk about them.   Read More »


Why You Should Always Install 64-bit Windows

Microsoft still offers both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 10. But, whether you’re installing Windows 10 or Windows 7, you should almost certainly skip the 32-bit version and get the 64-bit version instead.   Read More »


How Much Electricity Does the Amazon Echo Use?

Alexa can be super useful thanks to the Echo’s always-listening capabilities that keep it ready for action at a moment’s notice. But how much electricity is that convenience costing you?   Read More »


The Cheapest Ways to Stream NHL Hockey (Without Cable)

If you’re like me, you watch hockey, and…basically no other sports. You also, like me, would like to skip the cable subscription. So what’s the cheapest way to watch NHL hockey online so you can cut the cord?   Read More »




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This new section contains our commentary on what we're reading from around the web. It's like a daily digest of the things we found interesting in the world of technology.

ESPN Launches $5 Streaming Service, Without Their TV Channels
Cord cutters: you can subscribe to ESPN+ today, which costs $5 a month, and there’s even a seven day trial. Just don’t expect access to ESPN’s TV channels.   Read More »


What That “Not Optimized For Your Mac” Message Means
Mac: If you depend on any older software, you’ve probably seen a cryptic message today.   Read More »


Microsoft No Longer Blocks Windows 7 Updates On Computers Without Antivirus
Good news Windows 7 users: Microsoft isn’t going to stop you from getting updates if you don’t have an antivirus.   Read More »


Spotify and Hulu Will Offer a $13 Bundle
If you’re both a Spotify and a Hulu user, stay tuned: a $13 a month could get you both services by summer. A deal previously limited to students will soon be available for everyone.   Read More »


Reminder: Removing “Void if Removed” Stickers Doesn’t Void Your Warranty
Tech companies aren’t allowed to void your warranty just because you removed a sticker—regardless of what that sticker might say.   Read More »




Everything Else We Published Today
How to Find Out What Model of Android Phone You Have
Will the Alarm Work if Your iPhone is Off, Silent, or Do Not Disturb?
Apple Isn’t Selling Many HomePods (Probably)
Roomba 690 Review: What a Modern Robot Vacuum Should Be
Free Your iPhone From Docks With This Lightning Extension Cable
Now You Can Get Spotify and Hulu For $12.99, If You Live In the U.S.




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Riser Card

In the context of internal computer hardware, a Riser Card is an expansion card that is used to physically extend a slot so that it is easier to plug in a chip or card.



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