How to Use Smart Lighting to Upgrade Your Home

I’ve been reviewing smart lighting for years. Here are tips on how to prep, what to choose, and the smart lights that work ...

How to use the new hand gestures on the Pixel Watch 4 (and what actually works right now)

Hand gestures are finally here for the Pixel Watch 4, enabling multiple one-handed actions. Here's how to use them and how ...
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How to Craft and Use Treasure Sensors

Treasure Sensors are a unique item in Xenoblade Chronicles X that are exceptionally helpful to you as you become stronger and fight more formidable enemies. It's not explained to you where you can get ...
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Two cameras are better than one if you are a pro photographer. These are my hacks for shooting events on dual camera bodies

Shooting on multiple cameras is essential for many working professionals, here's how to get set up for best results when ...
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Arc Raiders Quest list: How to complete all 66 Quests

Consult our table of all 66 Arc Raiders Quests, along with instructions on how to complete every step of each mission, and ...

I used the Echo Dot Max and Echo Studio to create an Alexa home theater — here's how it sounds

You can group Amazon Echo Dot Max and Echo Studio speakers to create a surround-sound system with a Fire TV stick. Here's how ...
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All 74 Arc Raiders Blueprints and where to get them

Find out where to get all 74 Blueprints in Arc Raiders with this guide, which plots all the places on each map with the ...

Own a Google Pixel Watch? 7 hidden features that are incredibly useful (and where to find them)

Own a Google Pixel Watch? 7 hidden features that are incredibly useful (and where to find them) ...
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Two Productivity Techniques That Can Help You Do More (by Actually Doing Less)

First, let's try the one-bite technique. This takes a little pre-planning, but can help you out when a task feels daunting. Grab a piece of paper (or use a digital document) and write down your task.