Author Archives: Benj Edwards

Some games never go out of style. Over two decades after its release, Doom still enthralls players with its fluid, first-person shooter action. Thanks to a range of modern ports, you can now play the game with enhanced graphics and controls.Read This A… Continue reading →

While taking part in a video conference using Google Meet, formerly known as Hangouts Meet, sometimes you need to mute your microphone to cough, silence a barking dog, or to simply be polite and avoid adding noise while other people are talking. Here&#… Continue reading →

When multitasking on the iPad, you’ll mainly use two screen modes called Split View and Slide Over. Both modes allow you to use two apps side-by-side, but each works in a slightly different way. Let’s talk about their similarities and diffe… Continue reading →

While taking part in a video conference using Google Meet, sometimes other people’s video feeds become too noisy or bothersome. Perhaps they stepped away to quiet a barking dog, or they are interrupting and need to be moderated. In that case, you… Continue reading →

You can now control your iPad with a mouse, and it does much more than just simulate taps and scrolling. If your mouse has extra buttons, you can customize them to perform powerful actions in a single click.Read This Article on How-To Geek › Continue reading →

If you use an iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular) on the go, you probably rely on cellular data for Internet access while away from your home or office. It’s easy to turn cellular data on or off quickly to troubleshoot or save money on your cell bi… Continue reading →

With a mouse, you can “right-click” on your iPad—Apple calls this a “Secondary Click”. If you’re left-handed instead of right-handed (or simply prefer a different setup), it’s possible to swap the function of t… Continue reading →

Have you ever wanted to program a vintage computer? If you use the BASIC programming language and run a simulation of the legendary Apple II in your browser, it’s easy! You’ll get an excellent idea what programming was like in the late 1970… Continue reading →