If you're out of storage space on your PC or Mac, it's not necessarily time to run out and buy a new one. There are some simple ways to clear up space in just a few clicks of your mouse. We'll show you how.

Can’t find a tape measure? The Measure app for iPhone uses augmented reality to turn your phone into one. Here’s how it works:

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Malware is nearly unavoidable. It lurks on otherwise innocent-looking sites. It can even invade your smartphone through deceptive apps. It's hard to stay safe when you're a little fish in the enormous ocean of the internet. Luckily, we've got a trick that can help you stay safe no matter what.

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If you have 30 free minutes, you never have to worry about a break-in at home ever again. That is how quick and easy it is to set up a new security system from SimpliSafe.

It’s the kind of thing that’s so easy you can do it during a Netflix binge, watching the game — or listening to a certain radio show. With SimpliSafe, you don’t just get an arsenal of cameras and sensors; you get the best professional monitors in the business, too. With fast, free shipping, by this time next week, you and your whole family can go to bed knowing you’re protected.

Is your laptop losing its charge much faster than when it was new? If so, your battery's health could be in serious jeopardy and may need to be replaced. Here are simple ways to check your laptop's battery health.

Technology enables us to continue working, learning and communicating during the pandemic. Regardless of how big a part tech plays in your life, you should take a break now and then. One site is offering a prize to someone who lasts 24 hours removed from the digital space. We'll tell you how to enter for a chance to win $2,400.

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Computers have used binary code since the beginning of computing. You probably know it uses sets of zeros and ones to complete tasks. But have you ever wondered how exactly it works? Let's take a deep dive into binary code for a clearer picture.

Did you know robots can make music? Over on Twitter, @MelodyBot3456 randomly generates instruments, tempos and keys to create original songs every hour. It uses every instrument you could possibly imagine … and then some.

For instance, one song uses “1812 Cannons” as an instrument. That’s right — it’s just a rhythmic series of explosive sounds. Instead of taking you on a musical journey, it sounds like you’re part of a seaside pirate battle. Give it a listen here, but turn down your volume first.