Shubham Agarwal

Windows 11 brings a new Start menu and taskbar design, but it’s not all good. Whether you miss the old look or want to get rid of some new additions, here's how to customize them.

Windows 11 compromises several handy Windows 10’s features for a simpler design. With these hacks and third-party apps, you can roll back some of these changes.

Android 12’s new Material You theme is set to work automatically but you can fine-tune it as your style. Here’s how to.

Shared clipboards let you copy on one device and paste on another. Here’s how to set them up on Android, iPhone, Mac, and Windows PC

Most browsers now let you organize your tabs into groups. Here’s how to do it on Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge.

If your Chromebook doesn’t have enough local storage, here’s how you can expand and free it up.

These third-party alternatives let you replicate iCloud Plus’s privacy features for free on your iPhone and Mac.

You don’t need to spend hundreds of bucks to buy high-quality computer accessories. You can just use your Android phone instead.

Apple’s new Mac models are surely tempting but with a few tips and apps, you can easily boost your existing macOS machine’s performance as well as battery life.

Despite what it may seem, macOS’s menu bar can do a lot more than offering a quick glance at the time and your Wi-Fi connection.