The Excel table feature I rely on every day is buried in plain sight. Here’s how I uncovered it – howtogeek.com
Excel has a funny habit of giving you useful little tools and then making you work to find them. That can be frustrating, but you can fix a lot of Excel annoyances with a few small tweaks until it works the way you want.
Windows 11 annual update is boring, but staying on 24H2 is a security risk – howtogeek.com
Microsoft describes Windows 11 26H2 as a predictable, low-disruption update. It’s an enablement package that mainly activates features you already have on your PC if you installed the monthly updates.
Never lose a command again: How to set up unlimited Bash history – howtogeek.com
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve needed to reuse a command, only to find that it’s no longer in my Bash history. But the default history settings store only a limited number of commands, so important ones can disappear when you need them most.
Google Wallet rolling out stacked card list redesign on Android – 9to5google.com
With this stacked redesign, the homepage shows one full card preview and the sliver of a second at the top.
9 Google Maps gestures every driver should know – howtogeek.com
Most drivers probably don’t realize they’re missing out on some of the best features of Google Maps.
5 useful Google Maps accessibility features most people overlook (and they help everyone) – howtogeek.com · by Tony Phillips
Has a solid set of accessibility tools that many people don’t know about. These cover different needs, including mobility, vision, and hearing, and many of them help everyone, not just the people they were built for.
Why I Avoid Windows Standard Folders – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
Google Photos has a quick setting that banishes screenshots from your main feed – howtogeek.com
A simple toggle is the solution.
How Americans can build safer online habits in everyday life – usa.inquirer.net
The answer is not to avoid the internet or turn every digital task into a security exercise. Better habits are usually simpler than that. They involve knowing which situations deserve more caution and making a few safeguards routine.
Why Do They Make It So Hard to Recover Accounts? – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
How Do I Move Emails From One Account To Another? – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
Google Docs and Drive now support markdown files natively – 9to5google.com
Now, Google Drive and its suite of apps can open, edit, and fully use markdown files throughout Docs and other apps.
Still Using Sticky Notes? 3 Simple Steps to Start Using a Password Manager – pcmag.com
Think password managers are too complicated? Setting one up takes just a few minutes—and you’ll never have to hit “Forgot Password” again.
How to Make Chrome Open Specific Pages on Startup – youtube.com · by Tech Authority Zone
What Happens When You Close an Email Account? – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
How to Secure Online Accounts in 2026: A One-Afternoon Plan – TechCity – techcityng.com
Almost every account you own trusts two things to prove it is you: your phone number and your email inbox. Lock those down first and the rest of this job gets easy.
This might be one of Google Maps’ most overlooked features – howtogeek.com
Google Maps’ Indoor Maps goes unnoticed amid its library of features, but next time you go to a busy building, it might save you time and stress.
15 password and authentication mistakes to fix now – qz.com
Most people think about password security backward. They focus on complexity — adding symbols, capital letters, a number swapped in for a letter — while ignoring the habits that actually get accounts broken into.
How Gyroscopes Got So Small – youtube.com · by Primal Space
Everyone’s rushing you toward passkeys, but here’s the one thing nobody mentions before you delete your passwords – makeuseof.com
I’m happy to use them, but adding a passkey and getting rid of your password are two different decisions.
7 useful things you can do with QR codes you create yourself – makeuseof.com
QR codes have a bit of an image problem. Most of the time, they show up on restaurant tables, boarding passes, posters, and product packaging, doing whatever job somebody else decided they should do. I started finding them a lot more interesting once I began making my own.
Pixel 11 Pro vs. iPhone 18 Pro: Copy-copy-paste or just copy-paste [Video] – 9to5google.com
There’s a new phone in town, and like the Pixel 11 Pro, the iPhone 18 Pro looks eerily similar to what we saw last year. What can we glean from this duo? Here’s what you need to know.
Should I Repair or Replace My Computer? – youtube.com · by Ask Leo!
Bitwarden Redesign Beta | Bitwarden – bitwarden.com
This beta is , can be used with your current cloud Bitwarden account, and you can switch back to the mainstream version at any time.
Bitwarden Announces Redesigned Password Manager Interface to Simplify Everyday Use, Now Available in Beta – finance.yahoo.com
Bitwarden is launching a beta of its redesigned Password Manager interface for the Chrome browser extension and desktop apps.
Passkeys are safer than passwords. Here’s how to protect yours – pcworld.com
Passwords? Left behind in the dust. You’ve moved on to passkeys—but you may not have locked them down properly.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Week 1: Use strong passwords and a password manager – Library & IT Services – wp.stolaf.edu
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. While we need to stay vigilant because threats come at us every day and at an alarming rate, this month we join security-minded people worldwide to focus on upping our cybersecurity game.