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Want the best sound out of your desk speakers? Here's how to place them correctly
By Tammy Rogers published
Desk speakers are a great way to listen to music while you work, but you want to make sure they're placed properly to get the best sound possible.

How to watch John Deere Classic 2025: live stream PGA Tour golf online, TV channels
By Aatif Sulleyman published
All the ways to watch John Deere Classic 2025 live streams, plus the leaderboard and tee times, with Jason Day amongst the contenders at TPC Deere Run.

How to watch England vs India on ICC TV (it's free) - Stokes opts to bowl first
By Jacob Jones last updated
England will take on India at Edgbaston, Birmingham looking to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Here's how to watch all five days of England vs India on ICC TV for free.

How to watch Tour de France 2025 on ITVX (It's free)
By Jacob Jones last updated
Here’s how to watch the battle for the Yellow Jersey at the Tour de France 2025 for free on ITVX.

Google Calendar is finally available on your Apple Watch — here’s how to set it up
By Dan Bracaglia published
Google Calendar is now available in the Apple Watch App Store. Here’s how to get it up and running in five simple steps.

UEFA Women's Euro 2025: How to live stream every game for free from anywhere — Iceland vs Finland, Switzerland vs Norway
By Aatif Sulleyman last updated
All the ways to watch Women's Euro 2025 live streams online and from anywhere, with reigning world and Euros champions Spain and England the teams to beat.

How to watch Wimbledon 2025: live stream tennis online for FREE, Day 3 order of play, TV schedule
By Aatif Sulleyman last updated
All the ways to watch Wimbledon 2025 live streams online and from anywhere, with Carlos Alcaraz and Barbora Krejcikova the reigning champions in SW19.

I used these 5 ChatGPT prompts to uncover early Prime Day deals before everyone else
By Kaycee Hill published
5 strategic ChatGPT prompts that help find better Prime Day deals by focusing searches, comparing products, and identifying genuine discounts.

People are putting a piece of paper in their fridge to see if their home is heatwave-ready — and it makes more sense than you think
By Grace Dean published
Here's the simple step that won't cost you a thing, but could save you money and keep your food and drinks cool for those hot summer months.
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