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  • 2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Kris Henges

    Looking for some gifts for Dad? These five gifts are perfect for tech-savvy and tech-curious dads alike. Of course, there's no one-size-fits-all answer for a Father's Day gift. But depending on what your dad likes to do, it can be easier to whittle down what to get him. The five gifts we've picked below can help! 5 For the Health-Conscious Dad If your dad is keeping an eye on his health (or is the outdoorsy type), a smartwatch can go a long way.

  • 2 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Kris Henges

    The Pro Click V2's ergonomic shape is well-suited for long hours at the computer, whether that time is spent working or gaming. Thoughtful button placements and features such as the Free-Scroll Spinning mode help reduce hand strain beyond just the mouse's shape. The Razer Synapse app allows you to create profiles that auto-swap when it detects a specific app being opened, as well as the ability to tweak DPI and polling rate settings to your preference.

  • 4 weeks ago | howtogeek.com | Kris Henges

    Packing is stressful enough as it is. Why not make it easier with a few additions to your suitcase? I absolutely hate packing for trips. No matter how much I try to pack in advance, I'll always stress over every single thing. Do I have enough clothes for the trip? I remembered to pack my passport, right? How can I get all this into a carry-on (because who wants to pay that extra charge)? For me, it's a low-key nightmare. However, some things make it all easier, especially when it comes to tech gear.

  • 1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Kris Henges

    These older Sony headphones do a fantastic job of blocking out the noise, without you taking a big hit to your wallet. I'm easily distracted and overwhelmed in public settings. If I'm going out to a park or mall, I often put in a pair of earbuds to drown out some—but not all—of the ambient noise out, ensuring that I don't get overwhelmed while still being able to keep an ear on my surroundings. When I forget them, I tend to get agitated quickly, and that just makes it so I need to go home.

  • 1 month ago | howtogeek.com | Kris Henges

    SteelSeries GG is an alternative to Shadowplay, and it's better than NVIDIA's software in almost every way. GG offers better audio control, clip editing within the application, and you don't need a SteelSeries product to download it. There are some quirks with the software, such as finicky auto-clipping and Windows Audio occasionally messing with Sonar. NVIDIA Shadowplay may seem like the only application available for clipping gameplay, but there is a better solution.

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