personal computing
How to Enable Picture-In-Picture Mode on Chromebook
Chromebooks are amazing, right? No matter how many reasons you have for loving your Chromebook, you can make a case for one more, the Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode. This mode allows you to watch videos through a mini floating window while using other apps. This is... Read More
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How to Speed up a Slow Running Chromebook
Chromebooks are great laptops for anyone who needs to get things done on the go. They’re also affordable, with some models costing less than $200. However, they have limitations, including small storage space and RAM. This means they can slow down over time as you... Read More
Why You Don’t Need an Antivirus on Your Chromebook
Security is vital in our lives, more so when it comes to our digital life. It would help if you had an antivirus for your Macbook, iMac, or Windows machine. The same, however, can't be said for Chromebooks. There’s been a bit of talk, calling... Read More
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How to install and use Progressive Web Apps (PWA) on Linux
Microsoft's Windows commands the lion's share when it comes to desktop operating systems and one of the biggest selling points which has since been the biggest barrier for users looking to ditch the platform is app support. There are tons of apps built for Windows,... Read More
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How to Unlock your Chromebook without a password using your Android phone
The typical way to unlock your Chromebook is entering your password or PIN. This is also the standard way across Mac, Windows and Linux computers. However, Chromebooks add another level of convenience to your Chromebook security if it's integrated with your Android Smartphone. You can... Read More
How to set up Zoom for Chrome PWA on your Chromebook
Zoom is now a household name for making online calls and meetings. If you own a Chromebook, Zoom has been well supported as a Chrome extension downloadable from the Chrome Webstore and as a PWA App downloadable from the Play store. However, Zoom is terminating... Read More
How to type special characters on your Chromebook
The Chromebook keyboard is quite versatile. It has most of the basic letters, numbers and symbols you would need to type a report, or write an article or a Facebook post. However, even the most elaborate keyboard in the world can't have all the symbols... Read More
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What to look out for in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS “Jammy Jellyfish”
It is Ubuntu time! Our favorite open-source Linux operating system is seeing yet another Long-Term Support version with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. This means that this version will receive ongoing app updates and critical security fixes for the next 5 years. This version will also receive... Read More
How to Add a Google Calendar Widget to Your Chromebook
Starting with Chrome OS 97 and later versions, you can now add a Google Calendar widget to your Chromebook. One of the things we love about our Windows PCs is that whenever you tap on the time located at the bottom right of your screen,... Read More
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