Google Stadia Now Works on Almost All Android Phones

Google is opening Stadia up to more phones. So much so that Google Stadia should now work on almost any Android phone. While an 8-year-old phone running KitKat won’t be capable of running Stadia, a 5-year-old phone running Marshmallow may well be. Google Stadia is only officially supported on a select number of handsets. And […]

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The 7 Best Computers for College Students

It’s no secret that going to college is expensive. Student loans aside, housing costs and everyday expenses require a lot of financial planning. On top of that, it’s expected that you own essential items like computers, smartphones, and laptops. As more of our higher education moves online, getting the best computer for college becomes ever […]

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How to Stream on Facebook Live: A Quick Guide

Facebook is everywhere: on your PC, on your phone, and on your tablet. However, these days, just leaving a status update isn’t enough. Facebook has another way for you to communicate with your friends, family, and beyond… your camera. Regardless of which device(s) you use to access Facebook, if there is a camera attached you […]

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How to Turn Off Automatic App Updates in Windows 10

Most of the time, automatic app updates are convenient. Not having to check for new versions regularly saves you time and keeps your apps secure. However, sometimes you might want to stop apps from auto-updating. Maybe the latest version is bugged, or you need an older version for a specific reason. We’ll show you how […]

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