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Google and their services heavily rely on ad revenue, and there is no way to get rid of them completely. Something equally annoying as the ads are the notification prompts we...

Downloader is an application that lets you download various files from the web to your Android TV. With Downloader, you could directly type in the URL and download the file without...

Samsung, everyone knows it as the largest conglomerate ever existed on the planet Earth. It's literally hard to nit-pick a product that Samsung doesn't produce. Nevertheless, they're the star when it...

Quick Response code or simply QR code is the modern hieroglyphs used by smartphones and computers. These hard-to-read codes use chunks of dual-tone colors instead of all those birds and fancy...

We've already discussed how to turn on the Roku TV and Samsung TVs without a remote. Well, seems users of other TV brands also suffer from this serious issue of forgetting...

Chromebooks are great, but that doesn't mean they're perfect. Like any electronic gadget out there, these Chromebooks are also not free of overtime lagging or bugs. If you've been using one...

VirtualBox is free and open-source software that lets the user run operating systems virtually on their device. The software gave both the users and programmers the advantage of skipping the risky...

Vizio is one of the newcomers to the TV industry. The brand has seen tremendous growth since its inception in 2002, so are the bugs with the ongoing models. If you're...

During Google I/0 2021, Google announced that they'll be testing a built-in RSS reader in Chrome for Android. Even though it is very likely that Google might shelve this one. Like...

"Cast" is a feature that enables users to mirror (or view) one device on another. It is used by many to view videos on a bigger screen. And by bigger screen,...

Brave is a relatively new entry to the realm of browsers. If you've used both of them, you'd already know the similarities in the overall user experience between them. But the developers...