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CNET editors and users share the top tech 'how to' tips and tricks with advice for getting the most out of all your gadgets.
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Each requires different treatments and one is more serious than the other.
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The Brave browser focuses on stopping websites from tracking you.
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Gmail can help keep your inbox -- and your reputation -- clean by giving you control over what comes into and what goes out of your Google account.
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You wouldn't like someone snooping around your Gmail account, and I can't blame you. Lock it down right now.
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A doctor shares everything you need to avoid getting sick this cold and flu season.
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Adding more RAM to your iMac is an easy way to give your computer more multitasking juice. Look out, open Chrome browser tabs!
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You don't have to spend thousands just to water your lawn. Here's how to build an irrigation system on the cheap.
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Take a few minutes out of your day to double-check your Amazon account's security settings.
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The absolute beginner's guide to safer browsing on public Wi-Fi in under 10 minutes.
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Don't settle for artificially slowed Wi-Fi. Here's how to make sure your internet service provider isn't throttling yours.
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Yes, shopping for a home security system can be a headache. Good thing we've done a lot of the legwork for you.
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The best line of defense against getting the flu, a cold or coronavirus is to wash your dang hands.
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Cord cutters can stream the newest pro football league on ABC, Fox, FS1 and ESPN 2, no cable required.
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You may not want to read those terms of service, but you really should.
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Find out if it's worth the cost and how to find one.
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If your workout plan isn't giving you what you want, you may need to spice up your cardio routine.
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You can watch two of the season's 12 episodes now.
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Even when tech jargon evolves from obscure geek-speak into mainstream vernacular, it doesn't lose one bit of its off-color charm.
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We help you decode the right percentage or dollar amount to tip, how to tip for terrible service, and other unspoken rules of American tipping culture.
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Dark mode not only looks good, but it helps save battery life on your Android phone.