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How to Use Emojis on a Chromebook
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ChromeOS has a neat trick to let users add emojis to text. The OS has a built-in popup that not only lets you add a variety of emojis but also GIFs, Symbols, Characters, and Kaomoji. The built-in emoji popup in ChromeOS can be accessed using the Launcher + Shift + Space shortcut.








How to Split Screen on Chromebook
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From a basic always-connected operating system capable of running the internet, to a fully blown OS capable of multitasking, ChromeOS has come a long way. Speaking of multitasking, there's also a Partial Split feature that works similarly to Snap Layouts on Windows 11. And there are other ways to multitask as well, so we've combined a list of all the ways to use split screen on a Chromebook. The methods include using the usual drag and drop method, using snap layouts in the maximize button, using keyboard shortcuts, and using the tablet mode.

How to Right-Click on Your Chromebook
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ChromeOS is similar to Windows in many ways like taking a screenshot but it's also quite similar in the process of right-clicking. There are three ways to right-click on a Chromebook — Using two-finger tap, tapping while pressign the Alt key, and using a dedicated Mouse, either Wireless or Wired.




How to Record Screen on Your Chromebook
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Google's built-in screenshot utility comes with screen recording capabilities. Not only that, but it also comes with a standalone app to make presenting easier. Use can use the utility, select the type of screen, and start recording. Or you can also use the Screencast utility to start recording and annotating while displaying your face with ease. If you don't want to record your audio, you could use extensions like Screenshot and Screen Recorder to easily record just the tab's sound.

Windows 12: Speculated Release Date, Expected Features, & Leaks
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Windows 12 was primed to released in 2024, however, Microsoft has clarified that Windows 11 24H2 will be this year's annual update. It means Windows 12 is not coming in 2024, and may release after a year or two. The much-hyped interactive shell with a floating taskbar is also shelved for now.



How to Take a Screenshot on a Chromebook
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If you recently bought a Chromebook and want to take a screenshot, there are many ways to go about it. Like Windows, ChromeOS comes with a built-in screenshot tool that can both take screenshots and even record your screen. You can take screenshots using keyboard shortcuts on both built-in and external keyboard. Besides, you can manually go to Quick Settings and select Screen Capture to take screenshot. Lastly, you can also take screenshots in tablet mode by pressing the Volume down + Power buttons.

How to Open the Task Manager in Windows 11
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Task Manager can help you lower the program priority, allows you to choose the startup programs, find offensive processes that are raking high disk usage, and more. While the utility is extremely easy to access, there are multiple ways to do so. There are eight ways to quickly launch the Task Manager, including searching for it using the Start menu. You can create a shortcut, use a designated keyboard shortcut, Run a utility, or use the Windows Taskbar to launch it quickly.

What is Snapchat Plus? Everything You Need to Know
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Snapchat+ is a premium subscription offering users access to "a collection of exclusive, experimental, and pre-release features" in the messaging app. With these features, you can enhance and personalize the Snapchat experience by diving deeper into those areas of the app you are using most. Additionally, you'll be able to see amazing new features before everyone else!

How to Enable Auto Clicker on a Chromebook
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Automatic click is one of the most popular accessibility features in Chromebooks. As the name suggests, it automatically clicks on a button, menu, toggle, or basically any actionable UI element. You only need to drag and place your cursor over the button. The feature is helpful for users diagnosed with motor impairments. It's not like auto-clickers found on Windows which can repeat clicks forever, regardless of whether you're moving the cursor or not. Although, there is a Chrome extension that lets you do the same on a Chromebook.







How to Change and Reset Your Facebook Password
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In this guide, we have gone over the steps to reset your Facebook account password using the desktop browser and mobile apps. We have also outlined two guides to reset your Facebook password in case it gets lost or hacked by some malicious entity.


App Store Missing on iPhone: 8 Ways to Fix It
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Some iPhone users have complained that the App Store has gone missing on their device. This could be due to a bug or incorrect app layout. If this is the case with you, try accessing the App Store on your iPhone from Spotlight Search or from the App Library. You can also check hidden home screen pages if you're not able to find the App Store on your iPhone.

5 Best App Lockers You Can Check Out on Android
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In the day and age of apps that violate your privacy, choosing the right app locker for Android is extremely important. Most of the "app lockers" on the Play Store require unnecessary permissions and share your Device ID and personal information with third parties. The app lockers on this list refrain from doing that. They're Amarok, Norton App Lock, App Lock by Smart Mobile, Private Space, and Android's built-in app lock.






How to Delete Apps on iPhone
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Deleting the unused apps from your iPhone is crucial optimize storage and maintaining peak performance. Simply tap and hold the app on the home screen and tap on the Delete button. Alternatively, you can go to Settings> General > iPhone Storage and delete apps from there. You can also offload the unwanted app if you want to delete the app while retaining the associated data.

How to Enable Secure Boot on Windows 11
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One of the prerequisites needed to install Windows 11 is Secure Booth, besides TPM 2.0. Besides, Secure Boot also helps protect your computer from unauthorized software and drivers from loading during startup. There's only one way to enable Secure Boot on your PC, and that's by going to the BIOS options. Different manufacturers have different pre-assigned keys to open BIOS. We've got you covered there and all you need to do is head over to the Secure Boot options and change it from Disabled to Enabled.

Where Do Screenshots Go on Windows?
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If you're using the Windows + Print Screen shortcut, the screenshots are saved in Pictures > Screenshots folder. You can access the screenshots folder using the File Explorer and going to the directory C:\Users\<Username>\Pictures\Screenshots. There are multiple ways to take screenshots on Windows 11, and each method saves the screenshot a bit differently. The default method via Snipping Tool saves it in screenshots, but you can change this quite easily by going to app settings.


How to Turn off Camera Sound on iPhone
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There are three ways to turn off the annoying camera shutter sound on an iPhone. First, you can put your iOS device to Silent mode to disable the camera shutter and screenshot capture sounds on your iPhone. Second, you can switch to Live Photo mode to silence the camera shutter sound. Lastly, when you set the system volume to zero, it automatically turns off the camera sounds on an iPhone.
