How to Watch Apple’s iPhone 13 Event Watching the iPhone 13 reveal event is quite easy—stream it live on YouTube. Unlike the old days, Apple livestreams its events almost everywhere. Having the iPhone 13 unveil available on YouTube means you can watch the event on your computer, through the iPhone, iPad, or Android app, or on nearly every smart TV platform. Play Video Alternatively, you can go to Apple’s events page and it’ll stream live on that page....

What You’ll Need to Use DDR5 RAM DDR5 is coming to a PC near you, but you need the right CPU and motherboard to support it. The first round of DDR5 is expected to appear at the same time as Intel’s upcoming Alder Lake CPUs—the latter half of 2021. A number of companies are getting ready for the big RAM switch such as Corsair, Kingston, and TeamGroup. As with previous transitions, early DDR5-supporting processors will likely support both DDR4 RAM and DDR5....

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One of the most common steps when troubleshooting a PC is to boot into Safe Mode. For a long time this has been achieved by pressing the F8 key, this all changes with Windows 10 and its Automatic Repair mode. But what if we want Safe Mode? If you mash the F8 key at just the right time (or get lucky spamming the key during boot up), Windows might still take you to a screen that lets you get into the recovery environment....

By default, the touchpad on your Windows 11 might not scroll the direction you like when using the two-finger swipe gesture. If that’s the case, you can change the trackpad scroll direction easily in Settings. Here’s how. First, open Windows Settings by pressing the Windows+i keyboard shortcut. Or you can right-click the Start button and select “Settings” in the menu that appears. When Settings opens, click “Bluetooth & Devices,” then select “Touchpad....

Apple Pay lets you add multiple credit or debit cards, and you can choose between them after double-clicking the home or side button to pay. Here’s how to change the default. To change your default card on an iPhone or iPad, head to Settings > Wallet & Apple Pay. Scroll down and tap “Default Card” under Transaction Defaults. Tap a card to select it as your default, and tap the back button when you’re done....

Collaborating on Google Slides presentations can get chaotic if multiple people are constantly making changes. If anyone makes an error, the ability to check version history in Google Slides makes it easy to fix. Here’s how you can do that. How to Check Version History in Google Slides To get started, open Google Slides in your browser and head over to any of your presentations. Be sure to make a few edits if you’ve opened a new document....

If you’re wanting to delete a page containing text, graphics, or other content in a Microsoft Word document, or if you’re wanting to get rid of that blank white page at the end of your report that won’t appear to go away, here’s how. Deleting a Page in Word The absolutely quickest way to get rid of a content page in Word is to select the content on that page and press the Backspace key (Delete on Mac)....

Use Office Online in a Browser; It’s Free Whether you’re using a Windows 10 PC, Mac, or Chromebook, you can use Microsoft Office for free in a web browser. The web-based versions of Office are simplified and won’t work offline, but they still offer a powerful editing experience. You can open and create Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents right in your browser. To access these free web apps, just head to Office....

What Are Safari Extensions on iPhone and iPad? Safari extensions on your iPhone or iPad work very similarly to extensions on the macOS version of Safari. They have the same level of power as desktop extensions, giving you much more control of your web browsing experience than has ever been possible in iOS or iPadOS before. Apple introduced support for these extensions in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, so before you start using them, you’ll need to update your device to iOS or iPadOS 15 or later....

If you tend to open certain apps together on your PC, you can save yourself a few clicks by having all your selected apps open with a double-click. We’ll show you how to do this in Windows 10. To make multiple apps launch at once, you will make a batch file. This file will contain paths to your apps. When you double-click and run this batch file, it will launch all your apps one by one....

What Routines Can Alexa’s Sound Detection Feature Follow? Alexa’s Sound Detection feature can fire off helpful routines and commands when one of the four sounds is heard. For example, the sound of a baby crying could trigger Echo to play a lullaby or a random song from a nursery-themed playlist between the hours of 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. Another possibility is turning off a night light as soon as it detects a person snoring....

Ideally, your commute takes the same amount of time every day, but traffic and construction have other things in mind. We’ll show you how to make a clever home screen shortcut to easily see and hear how long it will take on your Android phone or tablet. It’s easy enough to open up Google Maps and check to see how long the commute will be for that day. You could even ask a smart speaker for some help....

There are many reasons you might want your email to arrive at a particular time, like wanting your mail at the top of someone’s inbox when they start work. You can do this in Outlook by scheduling your messages. Before we go any further, we need to add a couple of caveats. First, sending an email at a particular time does not guarantee that it will arrive in your recipient’s inbox at that time....

If you have multiple email accounts in Microsoft Outlook, you can change the “From” address in a new email. This is quicker than swapping to a different inbox, and lets you send emails from different addresses, even if they aren’t your own. Here’s how—with some caveats. Outlook lets you send emails from any account you’ve set up in the email client, but also from any other email address, even if you haven’t set it up....

Similar to the Focus feature, Notification Summary helps you avoid unwanted distractions. If you skipped the initial setup for the feature or want to change it later, here’s how to do it. RELATED: How to Set Up Focus on iPhone and iPad Finding and Adding Notification Summaries To get started, you will need to open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad. Once there, scroll down and tap on Notifications....

If you’d like to share what you’re looking at on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac’s screen with a friend who is far away, it’s as easy as making a FaceTime call now thanks to the built-in Share Screen feature. Here’s how to use it. What You Need to Know To share your screen with FaceTime, both you and the person you’ll be sharing with need iOS 15.1 or later (on iPhone), iPadOS 15....

Google Docs has a feature that automatically capitalizes the first letter of the first word in your sentences. It’s one of many tools Google offers to simplify writing. If you don’t find the automatic capitalization feature helpful, you can turn it off (and back on again). We’ll show you how. RELATED: How to Easily Change the Case on Text in Google Docs Disable (or Enable) Auto Capitalization in Google Docs Start by launching Google Docs in your favorite web browser....

Do you want to start getting calls and text messages from someone who you once blocked on your iPhone? Unblock their phone number on your iPhone, and they’ll be able to contact you again. We’ll show you how. Unblock an Unsaved Number on iPhone If you haven’t saved the blocked person’s phone number on your iPhone, but you have their number in the “Recents” tab of the Phone app, you can use that tab to unblock the number....

Excel lets you undo, redo, and repeat specific actions. The buttons to undo, redo, and repeat an action are in similar locations on both Mac and Windows, and the keyboard shortcuts are only a little different, as well. Undo an Action Undoing an action simply removes the previous input. You can undo up to 100 actions. To undo an action via keyboard shortcut, press “Ctrl+Z” on Windows or “Command+Z” on Mac....