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No smartphone battery only lasts 24 hours of actual use. Of course, if you leave it in the corner of your room doing nothing for a day, it will survive, but no one buys a smartphone to leave it sitting there, unchecked Facebook notifications, unopened Snapchats, lapidary malted bipeds. My […]
Amazon has developed its family of Echo products, from a single smart speaker to a wide range of Alexa-compatible devices for every room in your home. If you feel overwhelmed by the choices, or want to choose the right gift for the holidays, we describe what your options are and […]
Advent calendars have come a long way since the little milk chocolate that you may have got from grandmothers in your youth. Our selection of fun advent calendars covers everything from LEGO to whiskey. We are pretty gear-focused at Review Geek, as you can imagine, but we're not above diversifying […]
System information provides a quick way to get information about your system, but the way you open it depends on the version of Windows that you are using. Here's how to do it. Windows 7 or 10: use the Start menu If you are using Windows 7 or 10, press […]
Your PC establishes many Internet connections during the day, and not all of them are sites you are in contact with. Although some of these connections are harmless, it is still possible that you have malware, spyware or adware using your Internet connection in the background without your knowledge. Here's […]
When you launch Android TV, the first thing you see is a list of movies and shows that the system thinks you will like. It is often full of the latest news or the hottest news, but sometimes it can happen things that match your interests and the applications you […]
Windows automatically connects to Wi-Fi networks to which you have already been connected. On Windows 10, you can tell Windows not to automatically connect to certain networks. Windows will remember the passphrase and other connection details, but will only connect if you manually initiate a connection. This is useful for […]
When listening to a live DJ, one song does not stop playing, then another after a short break. Instead, the tracks are transformed into each other. A popular technique for doing this is called "crossfading". The two tracks overlap for a few seconds, the volume decreases for the first track […]
An equalizer (or equalizer) is a filter that adjusts the volume of certain audio frequencies when you listen to music. Some equalizers will boost bass, while others will reduce bass and boost the high end. Different equalizer settings will work better or worse on different types of music. The music […]
Beginning with the update of the creators of Autumn Windows 10 the Windows Subsystem for Linux now allows you to manually mount drives. It always automatically mounts all internal NTFS drives. However, you can now manually mount external drives and network folders using the Linux mount command. How to mount […]