Ryan is an English & Film Studies teacher. He splits his time between Australia and the United States. He passes the time on long haul flights by playing retro video games from his youth.
You can easily set up the Raspberry Pi to become a retro gaming machine with RetroPie. Here’s how you can transfer ROMs to Retropie and start playing games.
Windows To Go allows you to install a fully-functional Windows system onto a USB flash drive. Learn how to create a portable Windows system to use on any computer.
Everyone loves to have a lasting battery life for their laptop. Windows 10 comes with a “Battery Saver” function to help you improve laptop battery life.
There are plenty of Linux distros out there, each with a different focus. Here are some of the best Linux distros designed for privacy and security. Check them out!
If your Xbox One is running out of storage space, you can easily extend it with external storage. Learn how you can use an external hard drive with Xbox One.
It is pretty common for a big area to have a “dead spot” where you can’t receive a WiFi signal. Learn how you can extend WiFi coverage and improve the signal.
Have you ever streamed a video and found that the quality is bad? Here are some ways to potentially improve your Internet speed with little to no cost.
The Macbook Pro Touch Bar is not just a complementary feature – you can play games on it too. Have a look at this list for some of the fun things to do with the Touch Bar.
There is a lot of screen recording software for Windows, but only a few of them are great. Here is some of the best screen recording software for Windows you should use.
The taskbar in Windows 10 is big and takes up a lot of screen real estate. Here’s how you can hide the taskbar in Windows 10 and other tips to customize it.
Most Android emulators essentially run Android inside a virtual machine. Here’s a fairly quick and easy way to run Android on a PC natively without a virtual machine.
For a sports fan, it’s important to always stay up to date on the latest happenings with your favorite sports. Here are the best Android apps for sports so you will stay in the know.
If you are looking to save printer ink, one of the ways is to switch to an ink-friendly font. Here are some of the ink-friendly fonts to start you off.
PDF files are still commonly used in many businesses. If you want to view a PDF file on your Android device, here are 5 of the best PDF readers for Android.
Investing in the stock market is intimidating to a lot of people, but with these Android investment apps, investing is now accessible to everyone. Check them out!
Hiding your personal files is a necessity if you share a computer with someone else. Learn how you can hide files and folders in Windows 10 easily without third party software.
With Facebook and Twitter overrun with spoilers of TV shows and movies, you can use these tools to filter the content you see and avoid spoilers and political discourse.
Most smartphones can’t take good pictures in low-light settings. Follow these smartphone photography tips to help you capture the best photos in a low-light environment.
Twitter announced that they would be discontinuing Vine “in the coming months.” Vine users can check out these Vine alternatives and start switching now.
Google Earth is free and extensible. You can apply mods to make Google Earth more entertaining. Here are some of the best Google Earth mods you should try.
Nothing makes you break out in a cold sweat faster than the prospect of losing images while you are traveling. Here’s how you can back up your photos while traveling without having to lug a heavy computer around.
BitTorrent clients for Android have been around for some time; and they keep getting better. Here are five of the best BitTorrent clients for Android you should try.
If you don’t like the software and UI that come pre-installed in your Android phone, you should check out these custom ROMs for Android with better interfaces and customizability.
