Marcus Mears III

1 week ago | msn.com | Marcus Mears III

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1 week ago | techradar.com | Marcus Mears III

(Image credit: Shutterstock / Dean Drobot)I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but your PC might hate you. That is, if you do any of the things on this list. PCs today are pretty resilient - we ask a lot of them, and day after day they deliver. But sometimes, we don't always treat them the way we should. We let them build up dust and unused programs, chewing away at its performance and lifespan.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Marcus Mears III

6 hours agoMr. Inbetween is my new binge-watch obsessionMr. Inbetween initially aired in Australia back in 2018. Even then, it had some dust on it: the series, which ended up spanning three seasons, was …7 hours ago31 Smoker Recipes So Bold and Smoky, They’ll Have You Eating Straight From the BoardNo need for complicated gadgets or secret spice blends—just a smoker, some solid recipes, and a reason to hang out near the grill for hours.

2 weeks ago | igeeksblog.com | Marcus Mears III

With iPhones’ powerful cameras come great photos—and, unfortunately, greater image sizes. A single picture can take up 1.5MB to 5MB of space and quickly eat into your device storage. So, if you’re running low on space or want to share pictures faster, reducing the size of photo files on your iPhone or iPad is a must. Thankfully, there are several simple ways to reduce image file size on iPhone without losing quality. Let’s explore the best options.

2 weeks ago | techradar.com | Marcus Mears III

By the title alone, I know some of you are questioning my technical knowledge and gaming prowess. But hear me out: wireless peripherals aren't what they used to be. They're much better. Wireless keyboards, mice, and other accessories like gaming headsets have come a very long way in the last few years. Despite a massive market share in favor of wired hardware, wireless is slowly but surely creeping up to become king of the PC accessory hill.