| The character Mr. Keating (played by Robin Williams) in the film Dead Poets Society, was based on the real-world English teacher Samuel Pickering. Scriptwriter Tom Schulman was a student of Pickering’s at the Montgomery Bell Academy and modeled Mr. Keating’s eccentric personality and teaching style after him.  | |
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 The biggest reason to use a password manager is security. Many people reuse the same handful of passwords across the web because they’re easy to remember—but this is also the worst way to handle account security. What if someone finds out even one of your “most used” passwords? How many accounts will be compromised? Read More »
|  Audible is easily the largest marketplace for audiobooks, but it's also pretty expensive. Here are a few ways you can reduce the cost of expanding your audiobook collection. Read More »
|  Touch ID and Face ID area great. We like them, and we use them. But they’re convenience features, not security features, and you have fewer legal protections when using them in the US. When necessary, you can temporarily disable them. Read More »
|  A simple, but great use for a Wi-Fi camera is to set it in front of a window to keep tabs on the outside of your house, but there are some things to be aware of when doing this. Read More »
|  Google has always had fun putting little easter eggs and hidden tricks and games into their products, and now somebody found a text adventure game hidden inside of Google.com if you’re using Chrome. Here’s how to play it. Read More »
|  As mobile technology grows and expands, so does our coverage. We’re looking for experienced, professional, and knowledgeable freelance writers to help take our mobile content to the next level. Read More »
|  Microsoft will likely release the October 2018 Update, codenamed Redstone 5, on October 2. You can pause the update to avoid receiving it immediately—as long as you’re using Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise, or Education. Read More »
|  Recently, an Oppo phone with a whopping 10 GB of RAM made rounds on most tech publications. That is, undoubtedly, an incredibly excessive amount of RAM. But it raises a good question: how much RAM does your Android phone really need? Read More »
| REVIEW GEEK  Do you love the thrill of finding a good deal? Are you so in tune with discounts, bargains, and sweet, sweet savings that you find yourself sharing the deals you find with friends? Well then, we just might have a job for you. Read More »
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Buying an E-Ink Typewriter Won’t Make You Productive; Only Discipline Will
 The internet is a distracting place. Admit it: you’re reading this instead of working right now. One company hopes to combat this—for writers, at least—with a dedicated writing device, without any internet access. Read More »
Google Hasn’t Offered More Free Storage Since 2013…Which Totally Makes Sense
 Google used to routinely increase their free storage offerings, from 1GB in 2004 all the way up to 15GB in 2013. Since then the free quota hasn’t increased. Read More »
SuperSU Has Been Removed from the Play Store, Here’s What to Use Instead
 SuperSU has long been a staple in the rooted Android community. For years, the process for getting a rooted handset was: unlock the bootloader, flash a custom recovery, install SuperSU. That’s just how it was. Read More »
You’ll Soon Have Granular Control of Chrome Extension Permissions
 Chrome extensions have been under heavy scrutiny over the couple of years due to security risks, but Google is looking to change that with upcoming granular permission control. This is a huge step forward for extension security. Read More »
Google’s Project Stream is Ready To Play AAA Console Games in Chrome
 Streaming full 3D games over a high-speed web connection is a fast growing trend. And with ridiculous amounts of infrastructure and remote computing power, Google is well equipped to join it. Read More »
Google Maps is Getting Better Commute Features, Music Player Integration
 Google is always looking to improve your windshield time with Maps, and two new features announced today should help with just that: a new commute tab and music player integration. Read More »
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