If you have a high-resolution display , you’ve probably noticed that some apps have blurry fonts when scaled up. Even stranger: some apps that used to scale well are blurry in Windows 10. Here’s a fix. Read more…
If you have a high-resolution display , you’ve probably noticed that some apps have blurry fonts when scaled up. Even stranger: some apps that used to scale well are blurry in Windows 10. Here’s a fix. Read more…
Windows only: Games are best when played full screen, but many won’t play nice with Alt+Tab in full screen mode—which means you can’t look at your browser for a guide or change the music playing in the background. Borderless Gaming fixes that problem. Read more…
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Borderless Gaming Fixes Alt+Tab Issues in Full Screen Games
Facebook doesn’t automatically show you all the content shared by your liked pages or even friends, and recently Facebook page owners have been experiencing extreme declines in audience reach . If there are pages or friends you always want to see updates for, here are the settings you should change. Read more…
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How to Make Sure Facebook Doesn’t Filter Out Page and Friend Updates
No operating system launch is without a few bugs, but it seems like iOS 7 has had more than it’s fair share of blunders. From iMessages not working to lock screen exploits, here are some of the biggest bugs, and how you can fix them. Read more…
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iOS 7’s Most Common Bugs (and How to Fix Them)
When you run a command with sudo in Linux, the terminal prompts you to type in your password—and doesn’t give you any visual feedback. Here’s a quick tweak that’ll bring back those familiar asterisks (*) when you type in your password. Read more…
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Make Password Asterisks Visible in Your Linux Terminal
When Google introduced the new tabbed interface for Gmail , it also brought along some new ads under the Promotions tab. Read more…
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Gmail Has New Ads That Look Like Emails, Here’s How to Turn Them Off