If you’re like me, you’ve been watching video content on YouTube for years. But have you ever really dug into the video player to learn about all the many controls and features embedded in this powerful app? Here’s a quick primer…
If you’re like me, you’ve been watching video content on YouTube for years. But have you ever really dug into the video player to learn about all the many controls and features embedded in this powerful app? Here’s a quick primer…
This may seem a basic question, but why are there so many different Web browsers available for my PC? I preferred Microsoft Internet Explorer but now it’s become “Edge”, though my brother insists that both Chrome and Firefox are better. What’s the story here??
It drives me crazy! I try out a new show or movie on Netflix and then I have to see it in my “Continue Watching” list forever. Is there some way to remove it since I am NEVER going to continue watching it??
I just got a Netgear Nighthawk from my local AT&T store as a hotspot for traveling. Works well, but I’m really confused when it says “connect to attwifimanager” because I can’t find that on the Web nor is there an attwifimanager app in the app store. Help!
I need to buy a new MicroSD card for my new digital camera and am baffled by which one to get. I know the symbols are related to the speed of the card, but how do I know which is the right match for my device?
I love Netflix, but sometimes my friends tell me about programs that they can watch but I cannot. I understand, Netflix has regional licenses and rights so can’t release everything globally. But whatever. I want to watch these shows. Can I use a VPN to watch these programs, and if so, which VPN works best?
I have a couple of Arlo webcams and just got an email this morning that the company is requiring people to enable “two step verification”. What’s that and how can I enable it so I can still remotely access my video streams?
I’ve become interested in ways that companies are reinventing addresses with technology and actually know my home’s latitude and longitude. But relating degrees, minutes, seconds is clumsy. So what’s the story with Google’s alternative “Plus Codes”?