howtogeek.comadded August 2026
How-To Geekby Umair Khurshid8h ago
Mesh Wi-Fi systems are an easy recommendation when your wireless network has dead zones. Buy a 2 or 3 pack, put the nodes around your home, follow the setup wizard, and you should have better...
How-To Geekby Monica J. White9h ago
Wi-Fi 7 is ridiculously fast. So much so that most households have no use for it, not to mention actually having the gear to support it.
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson10h ago
Once a manufacturer stops supporting a device, you might assume it's headed for the e-waste bin. When online services and updates disappear, many devices become effectively useless.
How-To Geekby Patrick Campanale11h ago
I've been a fan of Dygma's keyboards since their very first Raise keyboard. I have used a Dygma Raise or Raise 2 for the better part of five years now, so when the opportunity came about to try out...
How-To Geekby Nick Lewis11h ago
Once, it was relatively inexpensive to buy another hard drive and throw it in your server when you ran out of space. These days, "just add another drive" is an expensive proposition.
How-To Geekby Arol Wright12h ago
A polished Linux terminal rarely arrives preconfigured. The Linux terminal fits most people, but the setups people admire are assembled piece by piece around stuff like Zsh and Oh My Zsh.
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler13h ago
For most of my life, owning a PC meant having a tower case so big it made more sense to keep it on the floor. But with all the hardware stuffed in that box, it actually needed to be that size.
How-To Geekby Zunaid Ali13h ago
I'd never imagined that I would be using a task manager from the Linux terminal. Using commands to create to-do lists instead of using a cool-looking GUI with color customization options.
How-To Geekby Tony Phillips14h ago
Apple wanted its original iMac to look like the future, and even the mouse got the translucent-plastic treatment.
How-To Geekby Derek Malcolm14h ago
We're in the midst of the fall TV onslaught, when many big shows come firing back with hot new seasons.
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa15h ago
Ditching Google on an Android phone isn't as hard as you might think — until you need directions.
How-To Geekby Andy Betts16h ago
If you use either Plex or Jellyfin, you'll know that managing your library can take up more time than you originally expected. It's an important part of the process, though.
How-To Geekby Arol Wright16h ago
Linux ships with hundreds of small utilities, and most people stick to a handful. Turns out, there are tons of forgotten commands that can be either slightly fun or extremely useful.
How-To Geekby Vishwamoorthy Ramakrishnan16h ago
While the term "agentic AI" has circulated in tech and business for some time, frontier AI companies like OpenAI and Meta are now reimagining it for the masses.
How-To Geekby Monica J. White17h ago
Let's face it, we've all seen guides on router settings and things of that nature. Many are actually useful; sure, there are always things to optimize in nearly every network, and if something gets...
How-To Geekby T.M. Amrita17h ago
Fall is one of those seasons that makes staying in with a good movie feel like the better plan. And while cozy watches usually bring warm small towns, books, and sweeping romances to mind...
How-To Geekby Sydney Butler18h ago
Programming languages like BASIC, C, Java, Pascal, and so many more exist because it's hard for humans to code in assembly language, and basically impossible to do in pure machine code.
How-To Geekby Nimrah Chaudhry18h ago
Password managers are essential for most of us. We can’t remember dozens of unique passwords, yet we need them almost every day.
How-To Geekby Patrick Campanale19h ago
So, you have a 3D printer, but you’re not super happy with the results of your prints. Well, have no fear!
How-To Geekby Joe Fedewa19h ago
As much as Android phone cameras have improved over the years (it's a lot), there's still only so much a small sensor can do with poor lighting.
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