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4th of July sales start now — 41 deals I recommend as deals editor
As deals editor-in-chief at Tom’s Guide, late June is one of the busiest times of the year for me. With Independence Day less than a week out, practically every retailer has launched its 4th of July sales. Meanwhile, there are multiple early Prime Day deals to choose from as well. All this translates to a bargain hunter’s dream come true…
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Microsoft has revived a classic text editor from 1991 – Computerworld
When MS-DOS 5.0 was released in 1991, one of the big innovations was the MS-DOS Editor, a classic text editor that quickly became popular with users. Now, Microsoft has developed a new version of MS-DOS Editor called Edit, according to Ars Technica. Compared to the original, Edit offers a number of improvements, including support for Unicode. In addition, the 300-kilobyte…
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This Open-Source Lightroom Alternative Is the RAW Editor I’ve Been Dreaming Of
Sick of paying for an Adobe subscription just to use Lightroom? Looking for a RAW editor that can handle every part of your workflow? You need to give darktable a shot. This open-source photo editing powerhouse takes a bit of getting used to but is completely free and runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Who Is darktable For? darktable is…
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How to install (new) Microsoft Edit command-line text editor on Windows 11
Microsoft Edit is a tiny CLI text editor that offers basic functionalities on Command Prompt and PowerShell. It’s open-source, so anyone can download from GitHub, modify, and improve it. You can install Edit by running this winget install --id Microsoft.Edit command. Windows 11 has a new “Edit” text editor that you can use in Command Prompt, and in this guide,…
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Watch Our Editor Test Out the Latest in Sleep Wellness Technology
Jacob York is a Branded Content Editor and Writer for Future, focusing on the Games and Tech verticals. Jacob’s previous writing experience encompasses everything from award winning plays to websites about tree removal services. The tree removal website also won an award. In his spare time, he enjoys learning how to bake, spending time at a theme park with his…
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MiNi Photo Editor iLets You Make Quick Photo Edits in Your Browser Without Uploading Anything
Need to quickly edit a photo? MiNi PhotoEditor is a free and open source web application that lets you do basic image editing tasks in your browser, without having to upload your photos to a server somewhere. The application offers quick tools for cropping, lighting, and other adjustments, alongside Instagram-style filters. This is perfect if you ever need to quickly…
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Adobe Express is now the default image editor in Box – Computerworld
It’s the first “on by-default” app in Box, according to Cattell. “Express is stepping into the shoes of the native image editor for Box; we’re powering that experience,” he said. “That doesn’t require an IT admin to take any action, it doesn’t require a user to take any action — it’s just there.” The integration is the first part of…
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Is Microsoft Editor Reliable?
Key Takeaways Microsoft Editor catches most essential errors and helps with inclusiveness. It supports many languages and suggests ways to write more concisely. However, it can be glitchy, miss some glaring mistakes, and sometimes suggest illogical amendments. Many people rely on Microsoft’s AI-powered writing assistant, Microsoft Editor, to identify typos, spelling errors, and grammatical issues. It’s free in Word for…
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I’m a Tech Editor, and These Are My Favorite Black Friday Deals for Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and PC Gamers
We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Consoles, games, and accessories are among the millions of products on sale for Black Friday this year. If you’re interested in the best tech on sale today, see our best Black Friday tech deals page for a broader view of…
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Why I Switched From Grammarly to Microsoft Editor
Key Takeaways Grammarly costs $30 per month, while Microsoft Editor’s features are included with a Microsoft 365 subscription, making it a much cheaper option. Microsoft Editor seamlessly integrates into Office apps without the need for a third-party app. Grammarly’s past security incidents make it a less appealing option for data security. Grammarly is a tool that you’ll often see installed…
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