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Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Google to bring official Android support to the Raspberry Pi 3 Google's Android source repository gets a new device tree especially for the Pi 3. [ArsTechnica] Google Steps Up Pressure on Partners Tardy in Updating Android Android struggles with a fractured market, but Google is hoping to shame and pressure manufacturers and providers into changing that. [Bloomberg] How to Enable the Status Bar and Word Wrap at the Same Time in Notepad The status bar in Windows’ Notepad displays the current line number and column number of the cursor location. However, if you find that the  Status Bar option on the View menu is grayed out, it may be because you have Word Wrap enabled. Read This Article → How to Enable Hidden Options in Windows’ Disk Cleanup Tool The Disk Cleanup tool has been around in Windows for years. It offers a quick way to remove temporary, cache, and other non-essential files to help you free up some disk space. You can even use it to remove old versions of Windows after an upgrade to Windows 10. Disk Cleanup also has several hidden options that you can only access if you run it from the Command Prompt or a custom shortcut. Read This Article → How to Change Your Default Web Browser and Email Client on a Mac Changing the default application for most files in OS X is easy. OS X also allows you to choose your default web browser and email client, but these options are hidden in a place you might not expect. Read This Article → How Samsung Won Over a Hater with the Galaxy S7 Samsung has finally won me over. Read This Article → How to Permanently Disable Browser Extensions for Maximum Security Browser extensions can be incredibly useful, but install the wrong one, and you’ll open yourself up to security risks. If you don’t use extensions (or someone you know doesn’t), here’s how to disable extensions entirely. Read This Article → How to Set Up the ConnectSense Smart Outlet If you like the idea of smart outlets, but wish you had one with more than just one receptacle on it, the ConnectSense Smart Outlet is worth looking into. Here’s how to set it up and instantly get double the fun. Read This Article → How to Control Your Mac with Your Voice Rumors abound that Apple will be adding Siri to OS X in the near future, but what you may not realize is you can already control your Mac quite a bit with the built-in Enhanced Dictation feature. Read This Article → How to Unblock a File from Windows’ “Publisher Could Not Be Verified” Warning The Security Warning dialog box in Windows displays when you run or open a file that Microsoft doesn't recognize as a trusted file. The file is blocked unless you specifically tell Windows the file can be run or opened. Read This Article → Bookmark Chrome’s Settings Pages for Quicker Access Later Google Chrome’s internal chrome:// pages are full of all kinds of statistics, tools, and experimental features (much like the advanced settings of any other browser). What you may not know is that many individual settings have their own URL as well, and aren’t listed individually on the chrome://about page. If there are any you access regularly, you can bookmark them for easier access in the future. Read This Article → 48 Kinect Voice Commands You Can Use On Your Xbox One If you have a Kinect, you can use a variety of voice commands with your Xbox One that turn it on, navigate the interface, skype your friends, and even record your gameplay. Read This Article → How to Block Calls in Android, Manually and Automatically It’s dinner time. You’re just sitting down when you get a call. On the other line, a robotic voice says: "We have important information regarding your credit accounts. 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