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I’ve been testing Apple Intelligence — here’s 3 reasons why it’s worth upgrading to a new iPhone
If you’ve got an older iPhone and are prone to FOMO — that’s the fear of missing out for us olds — the arrival of Apple Intelligence via updates to iOS 18 must feel like a trying moment. Maybe you weren’t considering an upgrade to the best iPhones before, but all the chatter around Apple’s suite of AI tools has…
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5 Reasons the Mac Mini Is a Top Mini PC, Even for PC Users
Key Takeaways The $599 M4 Mac Mini offers impressive performance in a tiny package, enough to rival many small form factor Windows PCs. The Mac Mini is great for everyday computing, office work, or photo and video editing tasks, and it also works well as a compact media center, file or media server or gaming hub for emulators and Mac-native…
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Four Reasons to Consider a ‘Strategic Divorce’
Sometimes it might seem like everything about relationships is alternative and unexpected these days, but human beings remain pretty traditional in one sense: We tend to still get married when we love each other. Millions of people get married every year in the U.S., and each one of those partnerships is an example of optimism. Marriage isn’t just an emotional…
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8 Reasons You Should Give Apple Pages Another Shot
Apple Pages is the word processor that everyone forgot about. Though Microsoft Word and Google Docs continue to dominate the field, Pages might just be the best choice for anyone who uses a Mac, iPad, or iPhone. 1 Unlike Word, Pages Is Free Microsoft Word is a powerhouse of a word processor, but it’s also tied to a Microsoft 365…
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4 Reasons You Shouldn’t Switch to an MVNO
MVNOs are cell carriers that borrow network space from a big name like Verizon or AT&T and then sell that network capacity to customers at a lower price. These cell carriers are affordable, but they aren’t entirely without disadvantages. If you’re considering a switch, you may want to consider them. 1 MVNO Subscribers Are Second Priority Network Users Let’s talk…
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7 Reasons a Smart Lock Could Be One of Your Smartest Decisions
Key Takeaways Smart locks offer features like automatic locking and unlocking, remote access, and notifications for added convenience and security. They ensure you never get locked out by providing multiple ways to get in, and commonly even come with a physical key backup system. Smart locks can trigger welcome-home automations and grant temporary access to visitors. A smart lock makes…
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6 Reasons to Buy the Most Powerful Phone You Can Afford
Most of us don’t use a fraction of the CPU that high-end phones are capable of. Does that mean buying the top-of-the-line, biggest, and best smartphone is a waste? Hardly! Here are six reasons why all that power is well worth it. 1 Phones That Start Fast Stay Fast Longer How long do you intend to use your phone? If…
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8 Reasons Why the Internet Is Slower on Your Phone Than Your Computer
It’s frustrating when your computer’s internet is fast, but your phone’s connection crawls at a snail’s pace. While some difference in speed between devices is normal, it shouldn’t be huge. If you notice a decent difference in speed between your phone and computer, here are some possible reasons. 1 You’re Connected to a Different Network Before diving into why your…
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4 Reasons Not to Use a Fax Server and 3 Better Solutions
A fax server is a physical or virtual server that’s used to manage the sending, receiving, and storage of faxes over a digital or analog network. Fax servers were once considered standard equipment in most business offices, but they are all but obsolete these days. Instead, there are now many better solutions on the market, so there’s no need to…
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5 Reasons Why I Schedule My Outlook Emails
Nowadays, I hardly ever click Send after drafting my emails in Outlook. I’ve realized that delaying—or scheduling—my emails helps me avoid the potential pitfalls of sending them as soon as I’ve finished typing them, and the new Outlook for Windows has made this process straightforward. If I wanted to schedule an email in the classic Outlook, I had to open…
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