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Google Docs turns 15 years old this October 2021, since the app officially launched in October 2006, built on concepts initially implemented by the team behind Writely, which Google acquired. At the time, the real innovation of the app was multi-person…

Apple surprised everyone with the announcement of a second fall event at which it released several new products, but it was the 2021 MacBook Pro that stole the show.
The new MacBook Pro has all the usual upgrades you’d expect from a new generation of l…

This comprehensive guide covers must-know Windows 10 details including features, system requirements, upgrade options, and Microsoft’s Windows-as-a-service strategy.
Like a Swiss Army Knife, Windows 10 was designed to do just about everything for every…

This is the demonstration file to accompany the article, How to use the newish XLOOKUP() dynamic array function in Excel, by Susan Harkins.

Every time you move your fingers from keyboard to mouse or trackpad, it’s time wasted. But there is a way to gain back time: Keyboard shortcuts. These simple combinations of various keys are one of the easiest ways to work more efficiently and accompli…

Google’s Chrome web browser currently holds a 64.92% command on the global browser market share. That means more users are working with Chrome in significantly more use cases: Mobile, desktop, and even business. Because of that, users of all types must…

Apple announced the first set of Macs to be powered by the company’s new ARM-based M1 system-on-chip (SoC) at its ‘One More Thing’ event in 2020. The initial lineup of M1 machines were the M1 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. At the company’s 202…

Apple’s new M1 chips make MacBook Pros and iPad Pros faster than ever. But is there a big difference between the two? Find out in this free PDF download from TechRepublic.
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