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Machine learning has a ton of potential applications and even though it’s fascinating, it’s not exactly easy for anyone to access. Now, however, Microsoft, Adafruit, and Raspberry Pi are teaming up to make it easier and more accessible. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/360asA6

Google Assistant is packed with features to help you increase daily productivity, so what can it do to help you unwind? Here are the best features from Google Assistant for relaxation at the end of each day, whether you’re using a Google Nest or just the Google Assistant app on your smartphone. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3hliRDn

Windows 11 requires a PC with TPM 2.0. So does your PC have TPM 2.0, TPM 1.2, or none of the above? Did your PC come with TPM disabled in its BIOS? Do you need to buy a TPM hardware module? And why does Windows even need a TPM in the first place? Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3xdGNQ0

Amazon’s latest venture is an awesome new feature for its Kids Plus service called Reading Sidekick. The feature is designed to assist kids in building their reading skills, either by reading aloud to them or by listening to them read to ensure they pronounce words correctly. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3xa4Ijg

Just one week after delaying the release of its first product, Nothing now says that it will host an Ear 1 launch event on July 27th at 9 AM EST. Still, we know next to nothing about the Ear 1 earbuds, as Carl Pei and the Nothing company haven’t shared product images, specs, features, or pricing. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3x08Kul

Pass is a command-line password manager built with the Unix philosophy in mind. It enables you to interact with your passwords using regular Unix commands. Credentials are stored in GPG-encrypted files. Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT › https://bit.ly/2TiXeeP

Venmo is doing a 180 on one of its previous policies. The mobile payment giant, owned by PayPal, will now allow users to sell products and services from their personal accounts, though for a fee, of course. The new policy will go into effect on July 20. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3y4nEQe

June’s Netflix drops haven’t disappointed, but this week, July begins, which means a plethora of new content. Read This Article on LifeSavvy › https://bit.ly/3h1iLC7

The cron utility is used for running scripts and commands at regular intervals, and at specific times and dates. It’s built into most Linux distros, and provides a very useful way to schedule tasks on your server. Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT › https://bit.ly/35Wv8c3

When you are interested in both robotics and music, something interesting is bound to come out of it. That’s exactly the case for YouTuber HalStar, who tinkered with Raspberry Pi and ended up building this remarkable (and talented) self-playing xylophone. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3jeT3eO

There’s no option to turn the Amazon Fire TV off except for unplugging it from the power source. You can put the Fire TV in sleep mode instead, and we’ll show you how to do just this. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/35UIPZ1

If you see the acronym “w/e” in a text, then someone may not have been paying attention to what you were saying (or they might not care). Here’s what this internet slang term means and how to use it. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3xZd3X2

Are you missing the golden sounds of yesteryear? Do you keep waking up in the middle of the night lamenting that today’s youth will never know the sounds of dial-up internet? Fret no more, for The Museum of Endangered Sounds has indeed preserved these audio relics. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3vTkHk8

Not all presentations have to be made in PowerPoint. If your presentation’s content is in a Word document (DOCX file), there are a couple of ways to turn your document into a PowerPoint presentation (PPTX file). Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3dhx4A3

If you’ve ever tried to take similar photos, however, you might have been disappointed to find that you came up short. Even applying filters, using paid Photoshop presets, or buying a dedicated camera can only get you so far. So, let’s explore some of what goes into professional-level photography. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3h1alsU

With Windows 11 formally announced and Microsoft making specific hardware requirements for any future computers wanting to run the OS, it’s no surprise that scalpers are creeping out of the woodwork to make a quick buck. And this time, they’re hoarding TPM 2.0 modules. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3zXnNqt

Online scalping doesn’t have anything to do with your hair. It’s the practice of buying and selling in-demand items to make a profit. Find out how it works and why it can be bad for regular customers. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/35Pyj5d

I needed to setup a cron job to perform some maintenance which I wanted to automatically run on Sunday night since that’s usually a low traffic period. After looking up the right syntax in the manual for the eleventy-hundredth time, I realized I hadn’t written anything in a while, and I should probably jot this one down for later. Read This Article on CloudSavvy IT › https://bit.ly/3jdPANq

This week the LEGO group unveiled a new two-story flagship retail store on Fifth Ave. in New York City, promising an all-new personalized and interactive shopping experience. The new retail format in this store will expand to more than 100 stores shortly. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3gTq6Dx

Whether you’re waiting on your new air conditioning system to be installed, or you’re just trying to save some cash, you don’t have to suffer in the sweltering heat this summer. There are actually lots of innovative ways you can stay cool, even if you don’t have AC! Read This Article on LifeSavvy › https://bit.ly/3gX5A3I

As virtual private networks are often used for things that aren’t completely legal, like torrenting copyrighted material or circumventing Chinese censorship, it might seem plausible to think that VPNs are illegal. The good news is that in most of the world, VPNs are perfectly legal. The bad news is that, in a small number of countries, they can get you into trouble. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/2STJXtj

Brave is now the only web browser with an in-house private search engine. First announced in March, Brave Search is available as a public beta. With a design that’s similar to Chrome, it’s already a compelling alternative to the privacy-focused DuckDuckGo. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/35KxF95

Is your Mac desktop a mess? Don’t really want to organize everything? Don’t worry, you can use a terminal command to quickly hide all desktop icons before sharing your screen on a work call or taking a screenshot. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3qs0EIr

This week Lenovo updated two of its most affordable Chromebooks with better designs and more power thanks to Intel 11th Gen processors. We’re talking about the newest Lenovo 5i-14 and the ultra-portable Lenovo Flex 5i-13, both of which are coming this summer. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3gWfP8j

Nothing will release nothing this month. The mysterious tech company, led by ex-OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, is delaying its Ear 1 earbuds reveal until “later this summer.” But the brand has announced a new partnership with luxury department store Selfridges London, indicating that the Ear 1 might target a more fashion-oriented demographic than previously expected Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3d4gQu9

It’s day two of Amazon Prime Day (yeah we question the name too), and all the deals are underway. While some of yesterday’s best deals are still going, Amazon saved quite a few for today. As always the list is big, but we dug in for you and chose our five favorite deals. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3gVbQJh

After revolutionizing PC gaming with Wolfenstein 3D and Doom, id Software pulled off a hat trick with Quake, released on June 22, 1996. Quake mixed polygonal 3D graphics, networking, and grunge into a groundbreaking hit with wide influence. Here’s what made it special. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3gT2spA

Last week we learned that Chinese phone companies OnePlus and Oppo have integrated, aiming to streamline operations and resources. Now today, leaked internal documents suggest OnePlus will become a sub-brand of Oppo yet remain independent. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3gTb8vX

Prices on Amazon change constantly. Knowing the price history can give you an edge in finding good deals on Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and other major sales. So how do you track those prices? Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/2SRPtwb

Over the past three-plus decades, the icons of Microsoft Windows have evolved alongside improvements in screen resolutions and color depth. Here’s a look at how the size and style of Windows icons have changed over time. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3vLXEaK

It’s hard to believe that in 2021 it could still be possible for humans to discover a brand-new mammal. Yet that’s precisely what has happened. Scientists recently released a description of the new species, along with a video of its unique-sounding call. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3vG1QsF

Firefox makes for a great, privacy-focused alternative to mainstream browsers like Chrome, but it has an annoying habit of warning you every time you close a window with multiple tabs. Thankfully, there’s a way to turn this feature off! Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/35G1nvW

The acronym “DW” is a great way to make a conversation a little less tense. We’ll tell you what it means and how to use it in your messages. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3cRSCTt

LEGO’s Super Mario collection has been a hit since it launched, especially with sets like LEGO Luigi up for grabs. Now, LEGO appears to be expanding this lineup to include the impressive new Super Mario Bowser’s Airship set. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3iU4Xun

You can block people on Tinder so that they don’t see your profile and you don’t see them while swiping through in the app. We’ll show you how to block and unblock users in the Tinder app. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3gGe7ZX

The thrilling multiplayer video game Among Us recently emerged as a cultural phenomenon online as it continues to gain new features and platform support. Here’s more info—and why people keep talking about it. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/2UkfKDW

Alright, 2021 is officially the year of gamer kitchens. Just days after the Xbox mini fridge reveal, Bungie is opening pre-orders for its Destiny toaster. The $85 toaster leaves Tricorn logos on your bread, and it comes with a free sandwich carrier and in-game Toast emblem. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/35OS3WZ

Smart power strips, available for as little as $20, give you the ability to schedule your devices to run whenever you’d like—all from the control of your phone or voice. Here’s everything you need to know about these super-powered smart plugs. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3q7Olke

New PC builds happen along a common trajectory: You decide on your GPU and CPU in whichever order is important to you. Next, you usually decide on the motherboard based on your budget (and chosen CPU), the case, and then everything else. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/2S8Y6lL

Its first electric vehicle (EV) is set to launch in California this fall. Now, Mazda is taking yet another step into the EV world with the announcement of its new two-phase electrification plan, meaning more EVs are on the way. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3iWQsFY

Do you want to find the .NET Framework version that’s installed on your Windows 10 PC? You can use a PowerShell command or dig through File Explorer to find the .NET version number. Here’s how. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3vtFxGE

Smart home technology has improved at an incredible pace. It’s now easy for anyone to get into it without spending a ton of money. Controlling all of those devices, however, still takes work. We’ll help you make it easier. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/2S53er3

If you have a dog, you’re probably familiar with the routine: You get up to grab a fresh drink while watching Netflix or hop out of bed and into the shower to start your day, and when you get back, your furry friend is in your spot. Why? Read This Article on LifeSavvy › https://bit.ly/3q4N6CG

Father’s Day is coming up, but finding the right gift for dear old Dad can be tough. Sure, you want to choose something thoughtful, but you’ve probably already given him many of those more sentimental gifts over the years. If that’s where you find yourself this year, an edible (or drinkable) gift might be perfect! Read This Article on LifeSavvy › https://bit.ly/3wxaLOt

Shortly after leaked images of a Windows 11 build appeared online, we managed to get ahold of a working copy of the OS. That’s right; we have Windows 11 installed—-in a virtual machine. We’re not totally crazy. And ready or not, we have initial impressions of a clearly unfinished operating system. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/35nvhVQ

Using multiple power bricks to charge your phone, laptop, and earbuds is a pain in the butt. So why not use a single charger for everything? Razer’s newly announced 130-watt GaN adapter can charge four devices at their top speed, an impressive feat given its portability. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3vqHuU3

Wondering how to deactivate Facebook Messenger but can’t find the option? You’re not alone. Facebook has made it somewhat difficult to disable Messenger without disabling other Facebook services first. Here’s how it works. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/35oXFH6

Looking for a creative way to light up your home? Twinkly just launched the Line and Flex LED strips, two smart lighting solutions with customizable colors and lighting animations. They’re available for pre-order now through Twinkly’s resalers. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/2St9h9i

Autobots, roll out! Niantic is teaming up with Hasbro to create a new Pokémon Go-style AR game called Transformers: Heavy Metal. The map-heavy game will be geolocation-centric, and is expected to launch in late 2021, though some countries may soon get a soft launch option. Read This Article on Review Geek › https://bit.ly/3pRzsm2

Facebook creates a digital fingerprint of your face to automatically recognize and tag you in pictures and videos. But if you’re uncomfortable with having your facial data on Facebook, you can easily delete it and turn this feature off. Read This Article on How-To Geek › https://bit.ly/3glczUR