How to Take a Screenshot on Chromebook Without the Windows Key – technobezz.com
Start with Quick Settings if you want the cleanest route, then use the option that matches your keyboard or device mode.
I switched to a better USB cable and my Pixel stopped overheating while charging – howtogeek.com
Surprisingly, simply swapping the cable fixed it completely, and the reason why says a lot about how charging actually works.
I stopped saving credentials in Google Password Manager; my accounts are much safer – androidpolice.com
While it is convenient, Google’s built-in tool isn’t a great password manager. It wouldn’t be our default recommendation, even if you’re just starting with a proper password management system.
Windows 11’s most underrated keyboard shortcut can change how you work – howtogeek.com
There’s an absurd number of Windows keyboard shortcuts for mastering system navigation, beyond the simple Ctrl + C/V/X for copying, pasting, and cutting.
6 Pixel camera features hiding behind a single swipe most owners never make – makeuseof.com
I’ve used Pixels for years, and for most of that time, taking a photo has looked exactly the same. Open the camera, point it at whatever caught my eye, tap the shutter, and move on. Pixels have always done the hard work for me so well that I never really felt the need to explore much beyond that.
4 outdated Windows features I disable on every fresh install – howtogeek.com
Windows 11 is rife with features enabled by default that you’d be better off disabling.
How to add an extra layer of protection in Bitwarden vault items – techrepublic.com
Bitwarden is one of the best password managers on the market. Not only is the product an outstanding tool, but the company also understands security and cares about the user experience. To that end, Bitwarden constantly tweaks its software and adds features to help ensure users can achieve the security they need.
Google Pixel phones have built-in diagnostic tools that nobody talks about – howtogeek.com
Google Pixel phones are not exactly renowned for having a huge selection of features—the downside to minimalism. That’s why I was recently surprised to find a suite of diagnostic tools in the settings. T
I didn’t realize my Samsung phone’s camera can do this — now I use i differently – makeuseof.com
I used to rely on separate apps just to scan QR codes. Then one day, I opened my Samsung camera and saw it highlight a link the moment I pointed it at one.
Hackers hate these 5 email settings — so turn them on right now – makeuseof.com
For a long time, I thought my provider handled email protection, and I didn’t put as much effort into locking down my accounts as I should have.
I disabled autofill and my password manager finally felt secure – makeuseof.com
I’d turned on Bitwarden’s autofill-on-page-load setting for the obvious reason. I wanted my password manager to do its job before I had to think about it. Visit a login page, watch the fields populate, keep moving. After a while, though, I noticed how little attention I was paying to the page itself. My credentials could appear before I had even properly checked the URL.
6 Windows 11 quality-of-life features you’ll wish you found sooner – makeuseof.com
I’ve been using Windows 11 almost daily since launch, and I still sometimes find features I had no idea existed.
How to Set Up Google Authenticator: 13 Steps [2026] – tech-insider.org
Google Authenticator finally stopped being a single point of failure. A Play Store update dated July 21, 2026 locked in cloud sync as a core feature of the google authenticator app, alongside a new Privacy Screen that adds a PIN or biometric lock on top of your Google Account protection.
Bitwarden Emergency Access Setup: 12 Steps, 100 Min [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
If you use Bitwarden as your password manager, you already know the drill: master password, 2FA, maybe an SSH agent bolted on for good measure. What almost nobody sets up is the one feature that matters most the day you can’t log in yourself.
There’s a free remote-desktop tool already sitting inside Chrome, and almost nobody uses it for the one job it’s actually built for: makeuseof.com
Remote desktop tools are very common. However, when they need one, most people look for a new tool to download, even though they already have Google Chrome installed. Google Chrome gives you access to Chrome Remote Desktop, a simple way to reach your computer without signing up for another remote-access service.
5 things you should do before Google Assistant disappears in September – howtogeek.com
The end of Google Assistant is in sight. Starting on September 3, 2026, Google Assistant will be discontinued on some devices.
I replaced my password manager when I realized my passkeys weren’t portable – makeuseof.com
You don’t necessarily decide to make Google Password Manager your passkey vault. It can happen one login prompt at a time.
Google Lens is hiding features you’ll wish you’d found sooner – makeuseof.com
Google Lens is the original tool that gives your phone’s camera super vision, letting it “see” whatever you’re seeing.
Clickfix: What It Is and How to Avoid It – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
Why ANY Two-Factor Is Better Than No Two-Factor – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
ChromeOS 149’s Security Patch Is a Big Deal, Here’s What It Means for Anything You Log Into – aboutchromebooks.com
Most people ignore update notifications. I get it. The little “Restart to update” banner at the bottom of your Chromebook screen feels about as urgent as a fortune cookie. But ChromeOS 149 is not that kind of update.
7 Google Maps tricks I wish I’d discovered years ago – howtogeek.com
Google Maps is one of those apps I use so often that I just assume I know everything it can do.
I’ve spent 10 years fixing Windows PCs: These are the most common problems I run into – howtogeek.com
Ten years of fixing other people’s computers teaches you patterns fast. The same handful of problems show up again and again, and most of them aren’t hardware failures or anything dramatic.
I’ve been using the wrong USB port on my PC for years, and it was slowing my file transfers to a crawl – makeuseof.com
Every PC comes with multiple USB ports, and if you’re like most people, you probably only use the same one or two all the time.
Google Maps can’t plan road trips — but this forgotten Google tool can – makeuseof.com
When you’re going on a road trip, everyone has a role. You might be the main driver or the navigator.
Pigs are flying: Walmart will accept Google Wallet and Apple Pay next week – howtogeek.com
Tap-to-pay with phones didn’t take off in the U.S. as quickly as in other countries, but it’s now available at most retailers. There’s been one massive hold-out the entire time, though: Walmart. Finally, that’s about to change, and it’s happening very soon.
How to Audit Your Bitwarden Vault: 12 Steps, 70 Min [2026] – Tech Insider Canada – tech-insider.org
A Bitwarden vault fills up fast. After a year or two of daily use, most people are sitting on hundreds of logins, half of which were saved during a rushed signup and never touched again.
Google Photos’ hidden sharing feature replaced texting photos to my family entirely – howtogeek.com
Like most people, I mainly share photos with friends and family by texting them. This works fine if you just quickly want to share a moment. However, it’s a fragmented process, and Google Photos offers a better way—more than one, in fact.
Clickfix: What It Is and How to Avoid It – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!