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Shutdown or Restart Windows 10 Using Cortana with your Voice
Shutting down your computer is as simple as pressing a switch or using the traditional way of using your mouse for it. Wanna take it to the next level? What if you can just interact with your computer and even tell it to shut down itself or restart? Cortana makes it possible if you are…
How to Train Cortana in Windows 10
If you don’t know, Cortana is a virtual assistant created by the Microsoft Corporation integrated with the Windows 10 OS. In simple terms, it is just a variation of the Siri on iOS, and Google Assistant on Android smartphones. There are plenty of things you can do with Cortana. For example, you can create reminders, control…
How to speed up Xiaomi Smartphone
Xiaomi has a great list of smartphones portfolio. The company regularly launches new devices with upgraded hardware specs and features. After prolonged use, every smartphone slows down at one point. It is relatively a common issue when we use the smartphone with many applications installed. If you are feeling your Xiaomi smartphone performance is poor,…
How to Install Linux on Chromebook
Chromebooks are fine but for the simple usage like surfing the web, sending some emails, and often watching some videos. Apart from that, if you want to do something advanced or have complete control over your OS, Chrome OS may not be the best choice out there. So, there is no wonder in that if…
How to Enable Developer Mode in Chrome OS
Developer mode in the Chrome OS opens a door to possibilities like installing restricted applications and operating systems on the Chromebook. In simple terms, it gives you the root access to your Chromebook. You may be already familiar with rooting Android devices that come with a lot of pros and cons. The same applies here…
How to Fix Error 0x80244018 when installing apps from Windows Store in Windows 10
We have already discussed an error when you fail to launch the Microsoft Store. But, there’s another type of error – which is specified with an error code which you will see it as “Error 0x80244018” when installing apps from Windows Store in Windows 10. Similar to what the solution was for launching the Microsoft…
How to Play Android Games on a Full-Screen PC
One of the best time pass activity is gaming. These days we are seeing massive development in the gaming industry with the launch of the games like PUBG, Fortnite, other popular games. Sometimes we like a game which is exclusively designed for the mobile platform but we badly need on a big screen to play.…
How to Setup VPN on Android
If you are connected your smartphone with an unsecured network, then you have higher chances of getting hacked. We recently have seen many hack attacks all over the world, because getting into your device and breaking its security is very easy if you are using a Public Wifi. Smartphones are replacing computers, besides phone calls,…
How to Play GameCube and Wii Games on a PC
Though the Nintendo GameCube and Wii were discontinued years ago, lots of gamers continue playing these consoles’ immortal classics. While some do it on physical consoles, others download emulators to run their favorite titles on personal computers. If you’re a fan of GameCube and Wii and you own a powerful machine, you may try playing…
How To Set An Alarm On A Macbook
We are all using a smartphone as well as a Laptop nowadays. This Laptop can be a Windows machine or it may be a Macbook. If you have the later which is a MacBook then and only then have you come to this article. Well, we are here to tell you how you can set…
How to Fix Windows 10 Won’t Shut Down, Restarts Instead
When you try to shut down Windows and it seems to be too slow, it can be something temporary or due to some system overload or Windows has a lot of programs to close before shutting down the computer. But, if it restarts instead? What do you do? Fret not, we have you covered if…
How to Create 3D Photos on Facebook Using iPhone
Technology is exciting this day and age, there’s no doubt about it. Take our phones, for example. We went from the age of taking low-quality, blurry VGA-resolution photos of 1.3 MP to the excellence that smartphone cameras are now. And you don’t even have to shell out a $1000 or more to get a decent…