Scientists Read a 300-Year-Old Folded Letter without Opening It---Here's How

The juicy contents of a sealed 300-year-old letter are now available for anyone to enjoy, thanks to a new algorithm that deconstructs x-rays to virtually unfold documents. Researchers at MIT developed the virtual letter-opening method to read unopened letters that, due to wax seals and intense folds, are too fragile to open today.Read This Article on...

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Watch an Ultra Rare Moonflower Bloom in a Time-Lapse Video

Blink and you’ll miss it! The incredibly rare Moonflower Cactus recently bloomed, but it only lasted for a single night and was gone by the time morning rolled around. The elusive and unusual plant only shows off its majestic white flower once a year at night, and releases a jasmine-like scent into its rainforest surroundings.Read This Article on Review...

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How to Get Automatic Birthday Reminders on Your iPhone

Have trouble remembering the birthdays of all your friends, family, and co-workers? Luckily, the Apple iPhone comes to the rescue with automated birthday reminders. All you have to do is add birthdays within the Contacts app and flip a switch in Settings. Here’s how to set it up.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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Lay's Browser Extension Turns on YouTube Captions When It Hears You Eating Chips

When artificial intelligence rises up to take over Earth, it will be because of browser extensions like Lay’s Crispy Subtitles. The new AI-powered Chrome extension from Lay’s taps into your microphone and listens for the sound of crunchy, crispy potato chips. If it hears you eating chips while you watch a YouTube Video, the AI will automatically turn...

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How to Quickly Switch Between Users on a Chromebook

Your Chromebook allows you to create up to five different user profiles. Fortunately, you don’t have to return to the login screen every time you want to switch between them. Here’s how to switch between users instantly with just a keyboard shortcut.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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How to Enable or Disable Hardware Acceleration in Discord

When you’re playing a game, the last thing you want is a dropping frame rate. If Discord is taxing out your CPU in the background, however, that’s exactly what’ll happen. You can overcome this by enabling hardware acceleration in Discord.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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How to Use Microsoft Outlook as an RSS Feed Reader

RSS feeds are great for getting alerted to new articles on your favorite sites. But your personal time shouldn’t be taken up with reading work articles. Split your professional and personal subscriptions by adding work feeds to Microsoft Outlook instead.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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Fire TV Jumps to Vehicles, Starting with Jeep's 2022 Wagoneer

Jeep’s upcoming 2022 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are the first cars to feature built-in Fire TV. Both vehicles are set for a formal reveal on March 11th, but Jeep’s parent company, Stellantis, gave a sneak peek at the vehicles’ infotainment systems in a recent press release.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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How to Export and Delete Saved Passwords in Chrome

Google Chrome’s built-in password manager is better than nothing, but it’s not the most secure. If you’re planning to move to a dedicated password manager, here’s how you can safely export and delete saved passwords from Chrome.Read This Article on How-To Geek ›

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8 Fun Tech Gadgets Your Cats and Dogs Are Sure to Love

Pets are a full-time commitment. And while loving them and enjoying their company is rewarding, it can still be difficult to carve out time for treats or play. Luckily, these paw-mazing tech gadgets for pets will help you take good care of your furry friends even when you’re working late or out with friends.Read This Article on Review Geek ›

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