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Getting started with Claude Connectors — how to control apps using AI prompts
Claude Connectors allow you to control external apps right from your prompt box
How to manage notifications on Android
Here's how to manage notifications on any Android phone, be it Samsung, Google, or OnePlus, and make the most of the tools each brand offers.
I just discovered these 5 AirPods features — and they're game-changers
The hidden AirPods features everyone should know about, and how to enable them.
5 signs you've overwatered your Christmas cactus — and how to fix it
Learn the five signs of an overwatered Christmas cactus, how to save it from root rot, and how to water correctly to prevent future problems.
How to watch UCI Cyclocross World Cup: live stream 2025-2026 cycling for *FREE*
Starting in Tabor in Czechia on November 23rd the UCI Cyclocross World Cup runs for 12 rounds finishing in Hoogerheide in the Netherlands on January 25th, 2026.
It's the last weekend to clean your mattress before Christmas — why you should and the 3 vital steps to get rid of winter germs, smells and stains
Easy cleaning hacks to get your mattress festive fresh before Santa (and your guests) arrive, using things you already have in your cabinets.
Google Maps can now help you find your parked car — here’s how
Google Maps has an automatic parking detection feature, here's how to use it.
Your garage door is wasting energy and driving up your heating bill — here's how to fix it
Learn how to draft-proof your garage in four steps to reduce energy bills and prevent cold air from entering your home.
Over 60% of us have trouble sleeping away at Christmas — 3 tricks to make the guest room mattress softer
From a DIY mattress topper to strategic pillow placement, here's how to make their guest room bed more comfortable fast
How to watch Mathieu van der Poel and Wout Van Aert in Cyclocross action this winter — Live stream 2025-2026 cycling for *FREE*
It's the match up cross fans wait all summer for, to see the two giant heavyweights of the sport Van der Poel and Van Aert on the same start line in the discipline that made them famous.
