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What Does Foam Do In Keyboards? - BGR (opens the original)
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When you're typing on a mechanical keyboard, its hollow plastic or aluminum case acts kind of like a drum. When you press a key down, that vibration echoes through the empty hard spaces inside the chassis, and you hear a metallic echo or a rattling hollow sound. It's similar to setting your keys or phone down on a table in an otherwise empty room. Those noises can be loud and even make an expensive keyboard sound cheap and distracting — one of many things to know before getting a mechanical keyb
What Exactly Is Bluetooth Tethering And When Should You Use It? - BGR (opens the original)
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Almost every smartphone can share its data connection, transforming it into a portable internet gateway for your other gadgets. While most people hungrily search for Wi-Fi hotspots when they need to get online, you actually have another option. It's one that usually goes completely unnoticed: Bluetooth tethering. This option accomplishes the exact same goal of connecting your laptop to the internet, but it uses the short-range wireless standard instead. Think of a Wi-Fi hotspot as setting up a m
What Does The Infinity Symbol Mean On Apple Music? - BGR (opens the original)
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Whether you've always used Apple Music or you just switched to Apple Music from Spotify, it's easy to spend hours in the app curating playlists and listening to great tunes. But when that final track ends, sometimes the music keeps going. This stream of seemingly random tunes is driven by a tiny, sometimes overlooked icon: the infinity symbol. In the Apple Music app, this figure-eight loop represents the Autoplay feature. If it's highlighted, it is turned on and actively working in the backgroun
You Can Share Your Google Nest Camera Live Feed With Anyone — Here's How - BGR (opens the original)
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Smart security cameras offer incredible peace of mind, and Nest-branded options are among the best Google smart home gadgets worth buying. But granting friends or family access to a live feed (to your baby's crib cam, for example) can get complicated. Why? Because Google currently divides its Nest cameras into two distinct categories: those that can use the legacy Nest app, and models managed through Google Home. You'll need to figure out which you own before you can share a video stream. For ne
Here's Why Android Auto Is Killing Your Phone Battery - BGR (opens the original)
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Whether you're just grabbing a sandwich for lunch or heading out on a long road trip, it's handy to have Android Auto by your side. It makes it easy to get navigation, listen to your favorite playlists, chat with a friend you're going to be late to, or even use apps you can sideload onto Android Auto. But this seamless convenience comes with a nasty catch: a drained phone battery. That's a frustrating downside if you need to keep using your phone after the drive. So why exactly does Android Auto
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