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Google has been hiding a flight simulator for 20 years and now it's free on the web — here's how to use it
By Kaycee Hill published
Access Google Earth's hidden flight simulator directly from your web browser with no download required.

This hidden Google Maps feature is a great way to learn about your local area — here's how it works
By Tom Pritchard published
Google Maps has a hidden feature that lets you time travel using old Street View photos. Here's how it works

The iPadOS 27 developer beta is live — here's how to download it on your iPad
By Lloyd Coombes published
iPadOS is learning some new tricks, and you can check them out today with the iPadOS 27 beta.

The macOS Golden Gate developer beta is live — here’s how to download it
By Tony Polanco published
Apple's macOS Golden Gate developer beta is available now. Here's how you can download it and test out all the new Apple Intelligence features for Macs.

After two decades, Google finally rolls out a way to change your Gmail address — here's how
By Kaycee Hill published
Learn how to change your Gmail username without losing emails, files, or access to Google services.

Want a new PC but hate current prices? Here's 5 smart ways to build or buy for less
By David Crookes published
Between the RAM crisis and AI tax, getting a new PC is brutal. Here’s how to build or buy without breaking the bank.

The internet is sharing its favorite keyboard shortcuts and I can't believe I'm just learning some of these
By David Crookes published
Keyboard shortcuts trending on Threads reveal the ultimate time-saving hacks everyday computer users are missing out on

I put aluminum foil behind my router to fix my Wi-Fi dead zones — and it actually worked
By Kaycee Hill published
Learn how to use aluminum foil to redirect Wi-Fi signal to specific areas of your home.
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