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    How to change compose and reply settings in Outlook app for Windows 11, 10

    To customize the settings for creating and sending emails in the Outlook app, open Settings > Mail > Compose and reply and adjust the settings for message format, copy and paste formatting from other apps, reply, link preview, undo send, and more. On Windows 11 (and 10), the new Outlook app offers a modern interface and improved features designed to…

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    How to sync settings across devices on Windows 10

    To manage your sync settings on Windows 10, open Settings > Accounts > Windows backup and turn the Quickly access your preferences across Microsoft experiences” option on or off. You can also control which settings the system will upload to the cloud and sync across devices. UPDATED 12/12/2024: On Windows 10, if you sign in with a Microsoft account, you…

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    The 7 Settings I Tweaked First When Moving to Bluesky From X

    I’ve been a Twitter (now X) user for almost a decade, but I recently installed Bluesky on my device, and I think it’s going to be my next X. While most of Bluesky’s default settings are fine, there are seven options I recommend you change right away if you make the switch. 1 Change the Dark Mode Settings By default,…

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    The Best Fortnite Settings for High Performance and FPS

    Want to get better at Fortnite? Besides having the latest guns and technique, you need visual flair. And we mean that quite literally. Having the best Fortnite settings can ensure you get the most wins alongside the prettiest game. Want to know the best settings for Fortnite to use? Keep reading as we break them all down . Best Fortnite…

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    Got a PS5 Pro? Here are the settings you’ll want to change on your TV

    Sony has launched its most powerful console yet in the PS5 Pro. It’s got a mountain of promise at the premium price of $699 (that’s, of course, without a disc drive or vertical stand). The new iteration of the PS5 offers some exciting upgrades over its predecessor, even if you have to squint to see major differences between the PS5…

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    How to adjust your Strava privacy settings

    Strava is one of the best running apps out there and is probably the friendliest social media app I’ve downloaded on my phone. I’m on it almost daily, whether to log my own workouts or to check in on friends’ adventures and send a few kudos. It’s the social side of Strava that I love most—but, like with any social…

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    How to completely customize your Android Quick Settings panel – Computerworld

    Mi Control Center introduces a whole new approach to Android Quick Settings, with ample room for customization. JR Raphael, IDG Just like with Power Shade, though, you can customize and control practically every aspect of the experience — down to the tiniest of details around exactly how the setup looks and works. You can even adjust the precise dividing point…

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    11 Android Quick Settings additions that’ll supercharge your efficiency – Computerworld

    Say you’re out on a Very Important Business Lunch, and some song starts playing in the restaurant that you know you recognize but can’t quite identify. (Hint: It’s almost certainly by The Scorpions.) Maddening, right? Enough to keep you distracted and unable to properly focus on the meeting and/or meating at hand? Get Google’s recently rolled out Song Search tile…

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    Android 16 to Bring This Much Needed Change to Quick Settings

    Android 15 was released a couple of weeks ago and probably hasn’t made it to your device yet. But the folks at Google are already hard at work with the next version of their mobile OS. Android 16 will bring a much-needed facelift to UI elements, with resizable toggles in Quick Settings. And a separate page for notifications, similar to…

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    18 Android settings that’ll strengthen your security – Computerworld

    If you’ve got a Pixel or another phone that’s using a more unadulterated Android setup, though, search your system settings for NFC and look for the line labeled “Require device unlock for NFC.” Flip the toggle next to it into the on position, then rest easy knowing no manner of wireless transfer can occur when your device is locked. Android…

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