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Why I still pay for Android apps when everything has a free version
It’s tough out there for mobile app developers. The Play Store hosts millions of apps—most of them free—making visibility and sustainability a constant uphill battle. Yet despite the abundance of no-cost options, I routinely pay for many of my favori
Apr 03, 2026 pm 03:21 PM
How to set Power Query to refresh automatically in Excel
Building a Power Query model in Excel—only to refresh it manually—is like purchasing a self-driving car and steering it yourself. Though many turn to cumbersome VBA macros for automation, those scripts trigger security alerts and demand ongoing upkee
Apr 03, 2026 pm 03:15 PM
Windows 11's Start menu keeps getting worse. Open Shell fixes it
I’ve never particularly liked how Windows 11 manages the Start menu or search functionality. I’ve written about these pain points before, but ultimately, it always circles back to the same core problem: I want Windows to adjust to my workflow—not for
Apr 02, 2026 pm 03:12 PM
This hidden feature lets me turn on my Windows PC from anywhere
Ever dreamed of powering up your home computer from afar? Thanks to Wake-on-LAN (WOL), that’s not only possible—it’s something many Windows users overlook. Once configured, you can switch on and access your machine remotely anytime, no matter where y
Apr 02, 2026 pm 03:00 PM
The game-changing Excel ribbon feature I wish I'd used sooner
Excel’s ribbon is designed to serve everyone—which ironically means it’s rarely ideal for anyone. It wasn’t until recently that I discovered how to fix this. Creating my own custom tab eliminated constant tab-hopping every 30 seconds and let me place
Apr 02, 2026 pm 01:27 PM
Microsoft Excel's Navigation pane is more useful than you think
I used Microsoft Excel for years without ever opening the Navigation pane, and honestly, I don't know how I survived. Suddenly, every sheet, table, chart, and shape is clickable, searchable, and easy to find. Give it a try, and you'll discover a litt
Apr 01, 2026 pm 02:39 PM
Android's sideloading changes, the big Visual Studio Code update, better Linux phones, and more: News roundup
This was another busy week in tech, with Google revealing changes to sideloading apps on Android devices, big upgrades for Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ IDEA, a new project for Linux-powered phones, and much more Here are the biggest stories you mi
Apr 01, 2026 pm 02:24 PM
OnePlus 15R review: the Pixel 10a's all-metal cousin
With premium build materials and the largest battery OnePlus has ever crammed into a phone, the OnePlus 15R has an easy sales pitch. However, the exceptional battery life comes from bleeding-edge new battery tech, and how well that battery holds up l
Apr 01, 2026 pm 01:33 PM
Stop reinstalling Windows. Try these 4 built-in tools first
I’m constantly experimenting and testing new software, tweaks, and configurations on my Windows PCs—and occasionally, I go just a little too far and something breaks. My old go-to fix? A full Windows reinstall. It does work, but it’s incredibly time-
Apr 01, 2026 pm 12:42 PM
Fedora Linux 44 Beta has GNOME 50, KDE Plasma 6.6, and installer improvements
Fedora Linux 44 is nearing its official release, bringing GNOME 50, KDE Plasma 6.6, updated hardware compatibility, and numerous under-the-hood enhancements. The first beta version is now available, featuring the refreshed desktop environments and me
Apr 01, 2026 am 11:09 AM
3 Bash scripting techniques every Linux user should know
Have you been considering taking the plunge into learning Bash scripting? Or maybe, like me, you're always on the lookout for ways to refine your skills? Here are three powerful tips that will elevate every Bash script you create.Handling arguments,
Apr 01, 2026 am 09:06 AM
6 Excel UI changes you need to make before starting your next spreadsheet
If you're still using Excel's default layout, you're making things harder than they need to be. The software's interface is surprisingly flexible if you know where to look, and making just a few tweaks can turn a standard spreadsheet app into a perso
Mar 31, 2026 pm 02:33 PM
4 Linux init systems that almost replaced systemd (and why they failed)
When Linux enthusiasts engage in debates about init systems, the discussion inevitably returns to systemd. This initiative emerged during a period of intense experimentation across the Linux landscape, as distributions sought a more robust successor
Mar 31, 2026 pm 02:18 PM
Google Pixel has lost its way, and I'm finally ready to admit it
I’ve been a loyal user of Google’s smartphones for years. While they aren’t strictly “stock Android,” they’ve long embodied Android at its finest: fluid, minimalist, and refreshingly unburdened by bloat.For a long time, they offered the closest thing
Mar 31, 2026 pm 01:15 PM
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