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|  | How to enlarge display text in Windows 11.16.2015 7:38 AM A high-resolution screen can result in very tiny textsometimes too tiny to read easily. Here's how to fix that. | |
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|  | How to get beautiful new wallpapers on your Chromebook every day 11.13.2015 8:00 AM Extensions from Google and Bing can help beautify your Chromebook's desktop with next to no effort on your end. | |
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|  | 5 ways to use Google Keep to manage tasks 11.18.2015 3:30 AM Unlock the power of Google's note taking tool with contextual reminders, voice commands, and more. | |
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|  | How to manage your Google Now card history 11.16.2015 10:50 AM If you want to wipe the slate clean or eliminate what cards you read on previous days, here's what you need to do. | |
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|  | 4 ways to save a web page on an iPhone or Android phone 11.16.2015 3:30 AM Instead of bookmarking a URL that might disappear tomorrow, try saving a web pagepermanentlyto your Android or iOS handset. | |
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|  | Microsoft's New Xbox One Experience revamps the Xbox One for Windows 10 11.12.2015 6:00 AM The New Xbox One Experience or NXOE will begin rolling out to Xbox One owners soon. Here's a preview of the new look of the Xbox One. | |
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|  | How to create and deliver tweetstorms the easy way 11.13.2015 10:00 AM Want to create a multi-paragraph rant on Twitter, but find the service's native apps too limiting? Try these web apps instead. | |
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|  | Why Lenovo's PCs have less bloatware or spyware than ever before 11.12.2015 7:38 AM Lenovo consumer PCs used to have a lot of bloatware, but the company cleaned up its act after getting burned on one bad program earlier this year. | |
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|  | Ransomware's latest threats: What to do about CryptoWall, Chimera and their ilk 11.19.2015 3:00 AM In the past, if you had a backup of your files, you could avoid paying ransomware. Malware developers claimed to have added a new twist, threatening to publish the data of anyone who has not paid. | |
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