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Why you should avoid holding down your PC's power button - Engadget (opens the original)
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It's always best to perform a shutdown, unless you can't. If you've ever experienced a completely frozen computer, or even just had to abruptly rush away from it and wanted to shut it down before leaving, you've probably held down your PC's power button. Of course, manually shutting down or restarting your PC occasionally can be beneficial, but only when done via the proper procedure. If your computer isn't prepared to shut down, you risk permanently damaging it. Sometimes, cutting power to your
Why your iPhone hates printer cables - Engadget (opens the original)
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The iPhone was never designed to print with a cable, but several wireless options are available. Printers are one of the most maligned and problematic pieces of tech, often serving as a boundless source of errors even when you're positive you've done everything right. If you have an older printer without modern wireless capabilities, you might have tried to print directly from your iPhone using a wired connection, to no avail. But why does the iPhone hate printer cables so much? Since late 2010,
The MacBook models that macOS 27 Golden Gate does not support - Engadget (opens the original)
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Golden Gate supports a lot of Mac models, but it's the end of the line for Intel machines. The latest version of macOS, dubbed Golden Gate, has finally arrived. Unfortunately, macOS 27 isn't an update available to all MacBook users. Depending on the age of your machine, you might be stuck with macOS 26 Tahoe indefinitely. However, this doesn't mean that some older MacBook models aren't worth the investment anymore — it depends on the specific chipset inside. Golden Gate introduces several new fe
One problem with your iPhone's Always-On Display can easily be fixed - Engadget (opens the original)
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If your Always-On Display doesn't always stay on, these are the likely causes. The iPhone's Always-On Display is a slick feature that lets you see important information at a glance without unlocking your phone. It keeps your customized Lock Screen dimmed but still visible, so you can quickly check the time, your notifications or other widgets. It's not a feature loved by every iPhone user, depending on the level of privacy you prefer and if you're OK with its impact on battery. But for many, it'
These Xbox players got GTA 6 for free the hard way - Engadget (opens the original)
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GTA VI isn't cheap, but a few tricks can help make the price more manageable. After so many years of waiting, the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 is finally on the horizon. The game's pricing is pretty steep (albeit in line with AAA pricing norms of recent years) depending on what version you want. The Standard Edition retails for $80, and the Ultimate Edition is $100, which gives you access to a handful of exclusive cars, weapons and shops, as well as a few extra side activities. However, if you
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