How to Fix iOS 10's Most Annoying Feature

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Read This Article → How to Enable Bedtime Reminders, Gentle Wakeups, and Sleep Tracking in iOS 10 If you have trouble regularly getting a full night’s sleep, the new Bedtime feature in iOS 10 might just help. Set a wake up time and how many hours of sleep you need, and iOS offers bedtime reminders, more gentle alarms, and basic sleep tracking through the Health app. Read This Article → How to Stop Windows 10’s Touch Keyboard from Appearing at Login Recently, my laptop has been presenting me with Windows’ Touch Keyboard every time I open the lock screen…even though my laptop doesn’t have a touch screen. Having a similar issue? Here are some possible solutions. Read This Article → How to Unlock Your iOS 10 Device With a Single Click (Like in iOS 9) In iOS 10, Apple made a small but fundamental change to the way you unlock your phone. If you’re tired of seeing “Press home to open” or “Press home to unlock” every time to you grab your phone, here’s how to switch it back to the way it was in iOS 9. Read This Article → How to Remove Apple’s Built-In Apps from Your iOS Home Screen If you’re annoyed by the screen real estate that the stock Apple apps take up on your iPhone or iPad, there’s something new in iOS 10 you’ll love: the ability to remove them. Read This Article → Can I Use Philips Hue Bulbs Outdoors? Philips Hue lights are great to have in your house, and they can add a lot of convenience to your living space. However, what if you want to use these smart bulbs outdoors in porch lights or flood lights? Will Philips Hue bulbs work properly in an outdoor environment? Read This Article → How to Rename Multiple Files at Once in macOS Macs have many hidden talents, but if there’s one we’ve found indispensable, it’s the ability to rename multiple files at once. Read This Article → How to Close All Tabs at Once in Safari in iOS 10 In iOS 10, Safari supports an unlimited number of tabs. However, if you find yourself with too many tabs open and want to start fresh, there’s a shortcut to close all your tabs at once. Read This Article → What Is the “System Interrupts” Process and Why Is It Running on My PC? If you ever browse through your Task Manager window, you've likely spotted a process named "System interrupts" and then probably ignored it. But if it’s using up your CPU and you’re wondering what you can do about it, we've got the answer for you. Read This Article → How to Hide the NVIDIA GeForce Experience’s In-Game Overlay Icons The latest version of NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience software brings a new in-game “Share” overlay that replaces the old “ShadowPlay” feature. Install GeForce Experience 3.0, sign in, and you’ll see icons appear at the bottom right corner of your screen every time you launch a game. If you don’t want to see those icons, here’s how to get rid of them. Read This Article → What Is Android Auto, and Is It Better Than Just Using a Phone in Your Car? These days, more and more people turn to their phones for GPS and music in their car. And why wouldn’t they? Google Maps is way better than whatever lame system is built into your vehicle. Enter Android Auto: the best of what your phone offers, but built in to the head unit of your dash. Read This Article → Advertisement Download Linux BASH Programming Cookbook In this ebook, we provide a compilation of BASH programming examples that will help you kick-start your own projects. We cover a wide range of topics, from user management and permissions setting, to specific commands like sed, tar, etc. With our straightforward tutorials, you will be able to get your own projects up and running in minimum time. Click here to download