How To Shoot A Time Lapse With Your Dslr Or Mirrorless Camera

A time-lapse is the opposite of slow-mo: instead of slowing down fast-moving activities they speed up slow ones. They’re perfect for showing the movement of clouds, crowds, traffic, and the like. You can even use them to show slow moving things like blooming flowers. Play Video The great thing about time-lapses is that they’re very easy for photographers to shoot. Each frame is a single still image. Let’s have a look at the basics of shooting one yourself....

November 22, 2022 · 6 min · 1101 words · Freda Seymour

How To Shut Down Your Mac Using Terminal

Shut Down Your Mac via Terminal First, you have to open Terminal (or any alternative you normally use). Press Command+Space to open Spotlight Search, type “terminal,” and then select it from the search results. RELATED: What to Do When Your Mac Won’t Shut Down With terminal open, you’re ready to shut down your Mac. You’ll use the “sudo” command here; otherwise, you’ll be greeted by the error message shown below....

November 22, 2022 · 2 min · 311 words · Leanna Potts

How Windows 10 S Reset This Pc Has Gotten More Powerful

The “Reset This PC” feature has been around since Windows 8, but it’s changed a lot since then. Microsoft keeps making it better and better, and it’s easy to miss all the improvements. Cloud Download is just the latest, most visible one. How “Reset This PC” Works The Reset This PC feature makes it “almost like you just opened your PC for the first time,” according to Microsoft’s Aaron Lower, a project manager in charge of Recovery at Microsoft, in a Windows Insider webcast....

November 22, 2022 · 7 min · 1285 words · Patricia Hollingshead

Ios 12 Is Out Now But Should You Upgrade

Apple releases a new major version of iOS every single year, but they also have minor bugfix releases regularly. This time, it’s a big update to a major version. So should you upgrade? It’s worth noting that as a rule, you should always keep your phone, laptop, or tablet upgraded to the latest version of the operating system that you’re using, because all of those updates contain fixes for security holes that can be exploited by hackers and viruses....

November 22, 2022 · 4 min · 728 words · Clara Crespo

Ios 16.0.2 Is Out Here Are The Bugs It Fixes

iOS 16 is making its way to smartphones worldwide. If you bought an iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Pro, your phone already comes with it, and if you have an older iPhone, it should be available to download. If you’ve been holding out for bug fixes, though, iOS 16.0.2 has been released with a lot of them. This update doesn’t come with any feature additions, but rather, it comes jam-packed with bug fixes and security patches....

November 22, 2022 · 2 min · 363 words · Royce Hensley

Should You Buy A Video Doorbell

A video doorbell is really nothing more than a regular doorbell with a built-in video camera. But is the price tag worth it in the end? Here are some things to keep in mind if you’re in the market for a video doorbell, like the Ring or SkyBell HD. RELATED: How to Install and Set Up the Ring Video Doorbell They Can Act as a Digital Peephole RELATED: Why Is My Ring Doorbell Missing Live View?...

November 22, 2022 · 4 min · 694 words · Michael Oliver

The Future Of Windows What Are Polaris And Windows Core Os

Microsoft is working on a secretive “Windows Core OS” project that will unify Windows across all devices and a “Polaris” desktop to go along with it. Here’s what we know about it. Bear in mind that Microsoft hasn’t officially announced these projects yet. Windows Core OS, C-Shell, and Polaris may change drastically before release, or they may never even be released. Microsoft Wants to Go Beyond OneCore Microsoft wants a single unified operating system for all Windows devices, from Windows 10 PCs to the Xbox One, HoloLens, and potential future Windows Phones....

November 22, 2022 · 5 min · 1011 words · Janice Kridel

The Ultimate Guide To Enabling Dark Mode Everywhere

Operating Systems macOS Apple released dark mode with Mojave, and we think it’s brilliant. Even in the preview, we thought it was better than the original dark mode in Windows 10—especially if you prefer dark gray to jet black. At this writing, dark mode is available in Catalina, Apple’s latest version of macOS, but if you haven’t upgraded to Mojave yet, you can still get dark mode in High Sierra (sort of)....

November 22, 2022 · 6 min · 1076 words · Betty Shepard

What Does Ghosting Mean In Online Dating

What Is Ghosting? Ghosting is the act of completely stopping all communication with someone without prior notice, typically with a romantic partner. The person ghosting will ignore texts, calls, and any other forms of reaching out, and will normally not give any explanation to the other person. While ghosting can happen in all types of relationships, it’s most prominent in those that take place mostly online. Ghosting can happen at any stage of the online dating process, whether it’s at the start of a relationship or several months in....

November 22, 2022 · 4 min · 808 words · Troy Perez

What Is Rpcsvchost And Why It Running On My Mac

You find something called rpcsvchost while using Activity Monitor to see what’s running on your Mac. What is this process, and should you be worried? In a word, no: rpcsvhost is a core part of macOS. This article is part of our ongoing series explaining various processes found in Activity Monitor, like kernel_task, hidd, mdsworker, installd, WindowServer, blued, launchd, backup, opendirectoryd, and many others. Don’t know what those services are?...

November 22, 2022 · 2 min · 317 words · Walter Eley

What Your Function Keys Do In Google Chrome

The function keys on keyboards don’t get the love they used to, but depending on the app you’re running, they can still be quite handy. Google Chrome has some interesting features tucked away behind your function keys. Here’s what they do. Alt+F4 closes the entire Chrome window.

November 22, 2022 · 1 min · 47 words · April Fung

Why Are The Pci Express Ports On My Motherboard Different Sizes X16 X8 X4 And X1 Explained

The PCI Express standard is one of the staples of modern computing, with a slot on more or less every desktop computer made in the last decade. But the nature of the connection is somewhat nebulous: on a new PC, you might see a half-dozen ports in three or four different sizes, all labelled “PCIE” or PCI-E.” So why the confusion, and which ones can you actually use? Understanding the PCI Express Bus As an upgrade to the original PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) system, PCI Express had one huge advantage when it was initially developed in the early 2000s: it used a point-to-point access bus instead of a serial bus....

November 22, 2022 · 6 min · 1222 words · Courtney Eubanks

5 Ways To Install Android Apps On Your Phone Or Tablet

Google provides a primary app store for Android, known as Google Play. However, Android isn’t like iOS. Google Play isn’t the only game in town, and there are other ways to install apps on Android. Some Android devices — particularly dirt-cheap ones coming direct from manufacturers in China — aren’t certified by Google and don’t include Google Play. This makes the device much less useful, but you can still install apps on it....

November 21, 2022 · 4 min · 723 words · Mary Roberts

Daily News Roundup Second Gen Airpods Google S Eu Android Solution And More

Good morning! A bunch of stuff happened this morning, with Apple quietly announcing new AirPods, Google’s solution for its EU Android woes, some interesting takes on Google Stadia, and more. Here’s your morning briefing for March 20th, 2019. Apple News Apple has been on a slow roll of announcing devices updates every day this week, and today is no different—new AirPods are here! The second generation AirPods have a wireless charging case, better battery life, and support for Hey Siri....

November 21, 2022 · 2 min · 353 words · Tyler Rastorfer

Daily News Roundup Toshiba Returns To The Laptop Business With A New Name

Logitech dropped its first iPad Pro keyboard, Toshiba rebranded and is making a comeback, and in news that has nothing to do with April Fools’ Day, Google says the Play Store is more secure than ever. Let’s get to it! Apple News: Logitech’s New iPad Pro Keyboard Looks Pretty Hot Also, the iPad Mini 5 got the official iFixit teardown treatment, and its innards are all new. Logitech’s new iPad Pro keyboard avoids the smart connector and opts for Bluetooth LE....

November 21, 2022 · 5 min · 958 words · Amanda Henson

Do I Need A New Usb Cable For Fast Charging

Is Your Cable Compatible? There are almost as many types of cable as there are USB fast charging standards. The good news is that, in most cases, you don’t need to worry about whether you’ve got the wrong sort of cable. Why? Because these cables are meant to be as standardized as possible. This means that as long as the cable properly plugs into the ports you’re using, and it isn’t broken, it will work....

November 21, 2022 · 4 min · 707 words · Amber Wright

How Facebook S News Feed Sorting Algorithm Works

Facebook doesn’t use a chronological feed, like Twitter does (or like Facebook used to). Instead, what you see in your News Feed is determined by an algorithm that sorts things based on what Facebook thinks you want to see. This is a cause of some consternation. Every so often, a page or person I follow on Facebook complains that their posts are only reaching a small fraction of their followers and begs everyone to add them to their See First list so they can “keep reaching all the fans”....

November 21, 2022 · 5 min · 878 words · Heather Soria

How I Work From Home Cam S Pain Cave Of Productivity

Telecommuting is becoming more and more common these days, with many tech writers (myself included) working from home on a full-time basis. I get asked about how I work fairly often, so here’s the skinny. I often think that when people ask “how I do it,” they’re asking a couple of different things. For one, they want to know how to get into a career where you work from home....

November 21, 2022 · 12 min · 2479 words · Caron Evans

How To Add Alternative Text To An Object In Google Docs

Alternative text (alt-text) allows screen readers to capture the description of an object and read it aloud. In Google Docs, this helps make your document accessible for anyone with visual impairments. Here’s how to add alt-text. Including alt-text with objects (images, drawings, and other graphics) in your document gives people using screen readers a better understanding of an object’s contents. Otherwise, screen reader users will hear “Image” when encountering an object....

November 21, 2022 · 2 min · 229 words · Charles Marble

How To Change A Microsoft Word Document To A Csv File

A Comma Separated Value (CSV) contains data separated by commas (and sometimes other characters) and is generally used to exchange data from one application to another. If you have a list of data in a Word document, converting it to a CSV file can help you get it into other apps. Let’s say you’ve been keeping all of your email contacts organized in a Word file and you’d like to let an online application clean it up for you....

November 21, 2022 · 3 min · 572 words · Angela Filmore