Become a Note 10 power user with gestures, S Pen tricks, helpful camera modes, and more With the Samsung Note 10 and Note 10+, Samsung again packed more power into a handheld device than anyone ever dreamed possible. With the larger screen and the S Pen, the Note and Note …
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Avoid a surprisingly high bill from Apple Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > iTunes & App Store Purchases > In-app Purchases > Don’t Allow. To restore the ability, toggle off Content & Privacy Restrictions. To see in-app purchases, App Store > tap your photo > tap …
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What to do if you forget your parental control passcode Factory Reset: On the iPhone, tap Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. Set a new passcode. Log into iCloud.com on a PC. Select Find iPhone > All Devices > Select the iPhone to erase > …
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Remove apps to free up space and declutter your iPod You can delete iPod Touch apps that you no longer want or need. Maybe you downloaded the app by mistake or were only testing it out. Deleting apps is simple and can be done in seconds. There are a few …
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Find missing apps like Safari, FaceTime, Camera, and App Store If you can’t find the app using the iPhone Spotlight search tool, go to the Settings app to see if Restrictions are enabled. Go to the Apple Store to reinstall iPhone apps that you’ve purchased or preload apps that you …
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Using iOS 16 and later, tap the circled three-dot menu and select Hide. Earlier than iOS 16, tap the action button and select Hide iOS 16 and later: Select a photo > tap the circled three-dot menu > Hide. iOS 15 and earlier: Select a photo> tap the action button …
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Open the Settings app and tap Apps to see the list of all the installed apps In the app drawer: Swipe up from the Home screen, tap the three-dot menu, then choose Hide apps. In Settings: Go to Apps > See all apps. To see more information about any installed …
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In the App Store, tap your profile picture > Purchased > All. Locate the app you want to hide, swipe left, and then tap Hide. To view a hidden app: Tap your profile picture > your name > Hidden Purchases. Reinstall any app by tapping the Cloud icon. Note: You …
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Search your PC for ‘recorder’ to use the built-in audio recorder, or download Audacity What to Know Search Windows for recorder to open the built-in sound recording utility. Or, install the free program Audacity to record audio. Press the record button in either program to start a new recording. In …
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Find the best switch for your mechanical keyboard What to Know Linear switches are usually fast and quiet, and they’re good for gaming. Tactile switches give you a physical bump when pushing down, and they’re good for both gaming and typing. Clicky switches give an audible click you can also …
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Head to the Software Update section of the Settings app This article explains how to update an iPad, specifically looking at how to update an older iPad manually. I’ll also help you understand any issues you may encounter while updating. How to Update an Old iPad Whatever the age of …
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On a Surface Pro 7 or newer, use a USB-C cable to get the big screen experience This guide explains the best and easiest ways to connect your Surface Pro device to one or more external displays using readily available connection options. How to Connect a Monitor to a Surface …
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If holding the Power button for a few seconds doesn’t turn it on, also press and hold Volume Down for 15 seconds What to Know Most Samsung Galaxy tablets are turned on by holding the Power button for at least three seconds. To force restart the tablet, hold Power + …
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If your printer needs a plugin, you’ll find it on the Play Store. To find your printer from your tablet, tap the Share or Settings button in the app What to Know You can use your Samsung tablet to print to a wired or wireless printer. You might need a …
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The first generation of the Magic Mouse could have a loose battery connection, but the second is either an old battery or Bluetooth interference There have been two generations (so far) of Apple’s Magic Mouse. The first one had replaceable batteries, while the second had a built-in battery you recharged. …
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