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article 5 things you can't do with the Windows 11 Start Menu

5 things you can't do with the Windows 11 Start Menu

Windows 11 offers a new, fresh-looking Start Menu whose modern design holds a lot of promise. By default, it’s centered on the desktop and much simpler compared to its iterations from previous Windows operating systems. However, while it does feel cleaner, the Windows 11 Start Menu lacks some key features and improvements that users have requested for years. Here’s a look at five important
article FSR 4 performance in Oblivion Remastered with ASUS PRIME AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT

FSR 4 performance in Oblivion Remastered with ASUS PRIME AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT

It’s been years since I first left the sewers of the Imperial City and stepped out into Cyrodiil’s open world. Back then, Oblivion felt massive and beautiful, even if shadows were just gray blankets, textures were mostly blurry patterns, and stutters were anything but occasional. Nowadays, thanks to a full remaster and much better graphics cards, the experience feels like something entirely new. I
article What is Bluetooth, how Bluetooth works, and how to get it on a PC

What is Bluetooth, how Bluetooth works, and how to get it on a PC

Bluetooth is one of those technologies you probably use daily without thinking too much about it. Maybe it’s for your wireless headphones, a smartwatch, or your car’s infotainment system. Did you happen to ask yourself questions like “What is Bluetooth?” on your computer, or maybe “What is Bluetooth used for?” or even “Why is it called Bluetooth?”. In this guide, I’ll try to answer
article The 5 best search engines for kids (safe & free)

The 5 best search engines for kids (safe & free)

The internet is a powerful tool for learning, but it can also expose children to content that’s far from appropriate. From violent imagery to adult material, the risks are real, and that’s why it’s important to guide our kids toward safer online spaces. One simple way to do this is by replacing general-purpose search engines with some built specifically for younger users. Naturally, many
article Digital Citizen has a new site motto

Digital Citizen has a new site motto

When we launched Digital Citizen on October 15, 2015, we used a rather generic motto: “Digital Citizen - Life in a digital world!” Many readers overlooked it, as it appeared only in the title bar of their web browser or in Google search results, when looking for how-to content online. Looking back, it wasn’t the best choice; this motto did a poor job of
article What is MU-MIMO? Why is it essential for your next wireless router?

What is MU-MIMO? Why is it essential for your next wireless router?

When examining the specifications of wireless routers available for consumers and businesses, you may notice that many advertise a technology called MU-MIMO. It stands for Multi-User MIMO, and most consumer Wi-Fi routers feature 2x2 MU-MIMO, while higher-end models may offer 4x4 or even 8x8 MU-MIMO capabilities. What exactly does MU-MIMO mean, though? What does it do for your wireless router, and why is it
article What is Wi-Fi 7? A complete guide to features, benefits, and compatibility

What is Wi-Fi 7? A complete guide to features, benefits, and compatibility

If you've recently shopped for a new wireless router or mesh Wi-Fi system, you've probably noticed a new technology being promoted by all manufacturers: Wi-Fi 7. It's being marketed as the next big thing in wireless connectivity, with promises of lightning-fast speeds and ultra-reliable connections. But what exactly is Wi-Fi 7, and does it actually deliver meaningful improvements? Is it truly all about benefits
article Building a gaming PC with the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D: What to expect?

Building a gaming PC with the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D: What to expect?

For the past few weeks, I’ve been building and using a new PC designed to be fast, powerful, and cool. It’s been an exciting experience – from making sure it looks good to testing and managing my daily tasks on it. I had high expectations, and so far, this build has exceeded them. Built with a variety of Corsair, MSI, and AMD hardware, this
article Windows 11 All-in-One For Dummies, 2nd Edition: Discover what’s new!

Windows 11 All-in-One For Dummies, 2nd Edition: Discover what’s new!

Many of you know me as an editor at Digital Citizen, but there's another side to my professional life: I'm also a book author. Over the years, I've written ten books, most focusing on Windows. And if there's one thing I've learned through writing these books, including Windows 11 All-in-One For Dummies, it's that Windows is constantly evolving. Windows 11, in particular, has taken
article Which is the best browser for battery life in Windows?

Which is the best browser for battery life in Windows?

Your laptop's battery is almost empty, you haven’t finished your work, and you're nowhere near a power outlet. We've all been there once in a while. With our digital lives taking place mostly in browser tabs, could your choice of a web browser be the culprit behind poor battery life? While Chrome, Edge, and Opera all claim to provide users with battery-saving features, I
article DLSS 3.5 vs. FSR 3: Which one gets you more performance?

DLSS 3.5 vs. FSR 3: Which one gets you more performance?

If you’re a gamer, you’ve certainly heard that NVIDIA announced version 4.0 of its Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology alongside its upcoming GeForce RTX 50 series of graphic cards. At the same time, AMD demoed their upcoming FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) version 4.0 on their upcoming Radeon RX 9070 graphic cards. These technologies can boost graphics performance and image quality, with DLSS relying
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