How to Customize Windows 10's Appearance

Did You Know? While it is widely believed the reason a “dairy challenge”–chugging a gallon of milk in one go–is so difficult is due to stomach acid reacting with the more basic milk, the primary reason is simply a matter of volume; the average human stomach can only hold roughly half a gallon of fluid before stretch receptors in the stomach trigger a vomit reflex. Geek Trivia Which Of These Tools Brought File Sharing Widespread Public Attention? BitTorrent → Kazaa → Bearshare → Napster → Advertisement iOS 10 Update, Backup and Manage iPhone, You Need this Software iTunes and iCloud don't allow you to selectively backup what you want. WinX MediaTrans gives you a more flexible way to manage, backup and transfer iOS data to PC, no matter your aims are photos, videos, music, ringtones, iBooks or others. It's a useful backup tool if you plan to update to iOS 10 or move from old iPhone to new iPhone (7). Free download full license (originally $59.95) Want to Change Your Email Preferences? 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How to Make iOS 10 Transcribe Your Voicemails Into Text How to Use the New Control Center on iOS 10 How to Customize Windows 10’s Appearance How to Rearrange Your Lock Screen Widgets iOS 10 How to Prevent Certain People from Knowing You've Read Their iMessage How to Clear All Your Notifications at Once in iOS 10 How to Enable Developer Settings on Android Auto Six Ways to Get the Most Out of Your GoPro How to Enable Bedtime Reminders, Gentle Wakeups, and Sleep Tracking in iOS 10 How to Stop Windows 10’s Touch Keyboard from Appearing at Login How to Unlock Your iOS 10 Device With a Single Click (Like in iOS 9) Geek Comic Today's Tech Term Digital Immigrant A Digital Immigrant is an individual who was born before the widespread acceptance/use of digital technology, yet embraces it or, an individual who was born after digital technology became common, but was not exposed to it at an early age and embraces it later in life. What We're Reading This section contains what we're reading from around the web, along with commentary from our editors. Think of it like your daily digest of the most interesting things online. Making scientists live with farmers makes crop productivity boom Embedding scientists with farmers in China dramatically increased crop yields. [ArsTechnica] Finally, an Apple Watch game that doesn't play itself The major new firmware update for the Apple Watch has only been out for a day and we're already seeing the impact it could have on wrist gaming. [Polygon] College Advice from a 75-Year-Old Who Went to School for 55 Years and Got 30 Degrees Michael Nicholson is a 75-year-old man who loves college. To date, he has earned one bachelor's degree, two associates degrees, 23 master's degrees, three specialist degrees, and one doctorate. He was enrolled in school for 55 years straight and has 30 degrees in total. Here is his advice to the class of 2020. [Vice] Learning When No One Is Watching We gain most of our knowledge without any instruction. Now science is unraveling how our brain pulls off this everyday miracle [Scientific American] How to Make iOS 10 Transcribe Your Voicemails Into Text iOS has had a visual voicemail menu since the beginning, allowing you to browse and listen to voicemails without calling a number. Now, iOS 10 enhances visual voicemail by transcribing them, so you can read your voicemails too. Read This Article → How to Use the New Control Center on iOS 10 iOS 10 brings a freshly overhauled Control Center to your phone, which now features up to three different panels. Let’s take a look at how Apple has improved the Control Center. Read This Article → How to Customize Windows 10’s Appearance Windows 10 includes bunch of personalization settings that let you change your desktop background, windows colors, lock screen background, and more. Here is what you need to know to get your computer looking exactly how you want it. Read This Article → How to Rearrange Your Lock Screen Widgets iOS 10 iOS 10 has ushered in a host of improvements, including one for the widget lovers: your favorite widgets are now accessible right from your device’s lock screen. Read This Article → How to Prevent Certain People from Knowing You've Read Their iMessage By default, iMessage sends a read receipt back to the sender, so they can see when you've read their message. You can turn this feature off completely, but what if you want to send read receipts to some people but not others? Read This Article → How to Clear All Your Notifications at Once in iOS 10 iOS 10 has added the ability to clear all notifications at once. This is a feature that iPhone users have been wanting for a while now, and it has finally arrived. Read This Article → How to Enable Developer Settings on Android Auto It's no secret that Google likes to keep developer options hidden away in most of its products—there's no reason to have casual users tinkering around there, after all. But if you like to tinker (or are, of course, a developer), then this hidden menu can be a lot of fun. Read This Article → Six Ways to Get the Most Out of Your GoPro Whether you’re on vacation or just spending a fun afternoon at the park, a GoPro can turn any activity into an interesting story with the right tools and know-how. Here’s how to get the most out of your GoPro camera. 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 touch ID users unlock their phone 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. 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