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Films Look Like Cheap Video on Your TV? Turn Off Motion Smoothing

That oddly smooth, too-real look has a name and a setting. Here is what it is and where to find it on…

Cloud storage is not a backup on its own. Here is what to buy for a second copy, and how big it…

A bud that will not stay in is almost always the wrong tip size or the wrong insertion angle. Both are free…

Forty notifications a day for passing cars and moving shadows trains you to ignore the one that matters. Here is how to…

Upgrading the line does nothing if the bottleneck is your router, your Wi-Fi or your devices. Here is how to find where…

A blue screen names the fault if you know where to look. Here is how to read it and what each common…

Face recognition that has become unreliable is usually a dirty sensor, a changed appearance, or lighting the sensor cannot cope with.

A console that gets loud then switches itself off is nearly always choked with dust or standing somewhere it cannot breathe.

A wobbly screen or a lifting corner is a hinge failure in progress. Caught early it is cheap; left alone it takes…

A phantom jam usually means a sensor is blocked, a roller is worn, or a fragment of paper is still inside. Here…

A lock that jams, retries, or reports locked when it is not is almost always a door alignment problem rather than a…

Casting fails for network reasons almost every time. Four settings account for nearly all of it.