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MUO is your guide to modern tech. Learn how to make use of the tech and gadgets around you, and discover cool stuff on the internet.

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  1. Double-clicking a picture on Windows finally feels simple again

    · makeuseof.com · Oluwademilade Afolabi

    The nicest thing about qView is how little of qView you actually see.

  2. There are two versions of what happened after Return of the Jedi

    · makeuseof.com · Dan Selcke

    Which one is "better"? That's up to you.

  3. One UI 9 has a hidden feature that gives you control Android should've had years ago

    · makeuseof.com · Rob LeFebvre

    Samsung finally lets you cut an app off from the internet, but it's buried behind seven taps and a menu.

  4. I thought I needed a laptop to manage my homelab until I tried these 3 Android apps

    · makeuseof.com · Gregory Gibson

    Getting connected, managing VMs, and opening their consoles all from my phone

  5. These Windows settings are the cheapest RAM upgrade you can get in 2026

    · makeuseof.com · Afam Onyimadu

    Task Manager’s full memory bar probably isn’t the problem you think.

  6. The best version of YouTube is the one Google doesn't give you

    · makeuseof.com · Varun Krishan

    Unhook allows you to consume YouTube content without any distractions.

  7. I thought limiting my Galaxy to 80% was the smartest choice until I looked closer

    · makeuseof.com · Brandon Miniman

    You might not be charging fully.

  8. Your laptop's USB-C ports aren't all equal, and there's a way to tell

    · makeuseof.com · Kanika Gogia

    Your laptop's USB-C ports look alike, but they might work very differently.

  9. Those little diamonds on your tape measure have a job, and most people never use them

    · makeuseof.com · Jonathon Jachura

    This built in tape measure trick for the trades is something DIYers should know too.

  10. Microsoft has its own take on Circle to Search, and it works on any Windows PC

    · makeuseof.com · Pankil Shah

    I thought it was a gimmick, but I was wrong.

  11. I checked my Google Account and found a device that should've been signed out

    · makeuseof.com · Kanika Gogia

    Your Google Account might remember devices you've long forgotten.

  12. I never realized Ethernet cables had a color code until now

    · makeuseof.com · Pankil Shah

    Your rainbow of Ethernet cables doesn’t mean what you think.

  13. This RAW editor for beginners explains its edits as you make them, and it beats my YouTube tutorials

    · makeuseof.com · Abhijith N Arjunan

    This free RAW processor seems to teach me actionable photo-editing insights that hours of YouTube tutorials haven't.

  14. Web-Check puts a website’s public clues on one open-source dashboard

    · makeuseof.com · Oluwademilade Afolabi

    A domain name can lead to quite the paper trail.

  15. Android has a ridiculous design flaw that this simple app finally fixes

    · makeuseof.com · Sagar Naresh

    No more hand gymnastics

  16. I stopped relying on SMART health scores after learning what they actually ignore

    · makeuseof.com · Shaheer Khan

    SMART health scores miss the SSD failures that matter most

  17. I made a Windows recovery USB that can do far more than reinstall Windows

    · makeuseof.com · Tashreef Shareef

    This recovery USB can fix even a non-booting Windows PC

  18. The founder who sold his company to IBM built a free terminal app, and it’s absurdly fast

    · makeuseof.com · Afam Onyimadu

    My default Linux terminal never got a second thought until now.

  19. Microsoft somehow made the worst part of buying a new PC even worse

    · makeuseof.com · Hamed Paydarfar

    A familiar one‑step transfer disappeared, leaving a cloud‑first backup that insists on OneDrive uploads and tiny free space.

  20. Google Messages is the only Android app allowed to send RCS, and that should worry you

    · makeuseof.com · Rob LeFebvre

    RCS is an open standard, as long as you open Google Messages to use it.

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