Did you know Windows has a built-in emoji picker? Learn the simple keyboard shortcut that lets you quickly add emojis while typing on your computer—no searching, copying, or grabbing your phone required.
Did you know Microsoft Edge can read webpages aloud to you? Learn how to use the built-in Read Aloud feature on both your computer and phone to listen instead of read.
Stop digging through endless emails. Learn a few simple ways to quickly locate attachments in Gmail.
Did you know your smartphone already includes a built-in document scanner? Here's how to use it on both iPhone and Android devices.
Ever been asked to download or upload a CSV file and wondered what it actually is? Learn what a CSV file does, why it's used, and why it's much simpler than it sounds.
Tired of constant phone notifications? Learn how Focus Modes on your iPhone or Android can reduce distractions, silence unnecessary notifications, and help you stay focused on what matters most.
NotebookLM completely changed the way I think about AI. Learn how Google's AI notebook can organize your own sources and turn them into flashcards, presentations, audio summaries, and much more—all from information you already have.
Stop taking pictures of your computer screen with your phone! Learn how to use the built-in Windows Snipping Tool to quickly capture and share exactly what you're seeing with just a few clicks.
Can't read your browser tabs anymore? Microsoft Edge's Vertical Tabs feature gives your tabs room to breathe, making it easier to stay organized and find the page you're looking for.
Did you know Windows has a built-in Night Light feature? Learn how to make your screen more comfortable to use in the evenings by turning on this simple setting and letting Windows manage it automatically.