Microsoft Is Killing Skype Classic on November 1, and Here's Why People Are Upset

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If you’re fed up with your current carrier and want to switch to a better one, you might be wondering if you can take your current iPhone with you. This is a lot more straightforward than it used to be, but there are still some things to keep in mind.   Read More » How to Uninstall Windows 10’s Built-in Apps (and How to Reinstall Them) Windows 10 includes a variety of universal apps, and there’s no easy way to hide them from the “All Apps” view in the new Start menu. You can uninstall them, but Microsoft doesn’t allow you to easily uninstall them in the usual way.   Read More » There's a Rumor Nintendo Might Launch the N64 Classic Mini Soon Nintendo launched the NES Classic in 2016, and then the SNES Classic last year, so it only makes sense that 2018 would bring us the N64 Classic Mini, right? Whether it’s true or not, we’re already excited.   Read More » FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines There's a Rumor Nintendo Might Launch the N64 Classic Mini Soon Nintendo launched the NES Classic in 2016, and then the SNES Classic last year, so it only makes sense that 2018 would bring us the N64 Classic Mini, right? Whether it’s true or not, we’re already excited.   Read More » Sony Fixes Crashing PS4s, Here's How to Fix Yours Over the weekend, a critical bug was found in the PlayStation 4 messaging system that would cause systems to crash if a particular character was displayed. Sony has now fixed the issue.   Read More » Winamp 6 Might Maybe Possibly Not Be Vaporware and Could Arrive in 2019 (Potentially) Llama Llama, red pajama, reads a story with his mama… and according to this story in Techcrunch today, Winamp might be coming back next year as version 6—but just like this paragraph, it doesn’t make any sense.   Read More » Play Your Favorite Old Web Games Now, Chrome 71 May Break Them When Google rolled out Chrome 66 earlier this May, it offered a tweak that pleased almost everyone by muting sites that would play sound automatically. Unfortunately, it also ended up breaking several projects’ audio.   Read More » External Mic Support is Coming to Google Pixel Cameras This Week, Here’s Why That’s Awesome As great as phones have gotten for taking photos and videos, there’s still a small hangup: audio. Microphones are improving, but some things are just physics. Phone microphones will pick up ambient noise better than they'll pick up the subject you're filming.   Read More » See How Many Dollars You’ve Spent On Android Apps with This Free Tool Most apps are cheap—a buck here, couple bucks there. But on a long enough timeline, that little bit can add up to some serious dollars. A new app called Purchased Apps for Android can show you just how much.   Read More » Everything Else We Published Today How to Improve Your Twitch Stream Audio With VST Plugins How to Remove Old User Account Pictures in Windows 10 How to Remove Old Boarding Passes From Apple Wallet How to Turn On and Use Bluetooth in Windows 10 How to Change Your Account Picture in Windows 10 How to Delegate Your Outlook Account to Someone Huawei Mate 20 Pro and Mate 20 X Feature Huge Screens and Monster Specs All The Tools You Need To Start Losing Weight Anova Precision Cooker Review: Sous Vide Is So Easy, It Almost Feels Like Cheating The Best Electric Blankets and Heated Mattress Pads Dell's New QHD 49-Inch Monitor is Extra Wide, Regular Height The New “Palm” Phone is a Tiny Tech Clutch Purse, And a Verizon Exclusive The Best Indoor Wi-Fi Cams Geek Trivia The First (And So Far Only) Person To Win Both An Ig Nobel and Nobel Prize Is? Andrew Geim → Wolfgang Ketterle → Charles Foster → Linus Pauling → Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Cropping In the context of photos and images, Cropping is the process of trimming off parts of a photo or image in order to retain the desired portion or to make it the desired/needed size for the task at hand. 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) Advertisement Get an all-inclusive business phone system with online meetings, fax and more! For as low as $19.99 a month, RingCentral can get you an all-in-one Business Phone System with unlimited phone calls w/ HD Voice, Conferencing, and Toll Free numbers to name a few. Access more functionality such as Business SMS, Online meetings and even Facing without changing systems. Have your whole office up and running in a day or less. 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