In this tutorial, we’ll see how we can customize Control Center on iOS 11+ by adding additional shortcuts and record screen on iPhone and iPad (iOS 11+). The Control Center was introduced in iOS 7 way back in 2013 with the...
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GSConnect Your Android to GNOME Desktop
If you’re familiar with Linux and especially the KDE Plasma desktop you’ll know what KDE Connect is. It’s by far the best available option to integrate your Android smartphone with your PC. Unfortunately, it is...
5 Must-Have Apps for Chrome OS
A lot of what people do on computing devices these days is online. Consider this, our smartphones won’t remain very smart without the internet. From office documents to how we consume media, everything has moved onto the...
How to Take Screenshot on Ubuntu (Linux) Like a Pro
It has always been easier to take screenshot on Ubuntu has always been a lot easier than it was on Windows as far as I remember. Unlike Windows where you had to press the PrtSc key and then paste the captured screenshot in MS...
How to Disable TouchID on iPhone While You’re Asleep
There is no denying the fact that iOS is the most secure mobile operating system From the get-go, security has been iOS’s main strength in comparison to competing platform namely Android in the smartphone arena. Apple, the...
5 Reasons Why Linux is Better Than Windows
For a majority of people in the world, even today in the age of the Internet, Windows and macOS are the only two options on desktops. ChromeOS can also be included, somewhat, in that league. Unless you’re an enthusiast...
How to Remove Article Suggestions on Chrome for Android
One of the things that made Google Chrome popular, both on desktops and Android was its simplicity. Chrome for desktops had a minimal design that hid many of the features inside a menu instead of the browser interface. Things...
What to Do Right After Installing Linux Mint 19
Linux Mint is perhaps the best Linux distribution you can choose if you’re a newcomer into the Linux world. Linux Mint is right up there with Ubuntu as one of the most user-friendly Linux distros. Mint takes this a step...