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How to Shut Down and Reboot Your Windows PC from an Android Phone Did you know your Android phone can also double as a remote control for your desktop PC or laptop? The only requirement is that both your phone and PC should share the same Wi-Fi connection. Follow the simple steps below to shut down and reboot your PC from an Android phone. You can be in another room or even the front yard, in fact as far as the Wi-Fi signal goes. While there are many apps that promise to convert an Android phone into a PC remote, few are as effective as Asus Smart Gesture app, which is our focus of discussion. Download the Asus Smart Gesture App As a first step, install the Remote Link (PC Remote) app by Asus. The app contains all the instructions to be followed which have been covered in this guide. Related : How to Sync Your Work Between Your Android Phone and Windows Set Up Your Windows PC On your PC, go to the relevant Asus link , and it will automatically download a zip file

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How to Fix High Memory Usage in Linux Our computers have more memory than they’ve ever had. Chances are good that this is true no matter when you’re reading this. That said, no matter how much memory you have, it never seems to be quite enough. You can pack your computer or server full of all the RAM it will take, and something will always find a use for it. Most of the time this is a good thing. After all, what is the point of all that RAM if you don’t use it? On the other hand, if you’re limited, running out of memory can be a problem. Related :  How to Check for Available Memory in Ubuntu Are You Sure About Your Memory Usage? Before you start looking to free up memory, you want to make sure that something is actually using it. Because of the way Linux handles memory, it just might seem like something is using all of your available memory. As  Linux Ate My RAM  explains, the  top  command showing that you’re low on memory may not mean what you think it means. By

5 Easy Steps to Boost Your Wi-Fi Signal As our lives become more deeply intertwined with the digital world, the demand for better Wi-Fi services also rises. But not even the most expensive Wi-Fi service can guarantee a smooth and speedy Internet connection if you don’t optimize your usage of the facility. Here are six steps to boost your Wi-Fi signal. Before Starting: Identify the Weak Spots in Your Home Your Wi-Fi router creates a grid of electromagnetic radio waves invisible to the naked eye in your house. These waves are responsible for the facilitation of the Wi-Fi signal to your devices. Make use of a Wi-Fi scanning app to identify the parts of the house where the density of Wi-Fi signal waves is the lowest. These are the areas where you need to avoid using the Wi-Fi. Instead, try to use the Wi-Fi in the spots with the strongest signal strength. The  WiFi Analyzer  app is a useful tool for creating a map of an area’s signal strength. Step 1. Remove Blockages S

10 Tips to Get the Most Out of Amazon Everyone wants to get the best deals when shopping on Amazon, especially when the holidays are near. But you may not have the time to discover everything Amazon has to offer. By knowing your way around Amazon, you can get early access to great deals, or even get 50% off on some of your purchases. Keep reading to see how you can use Amazon like a pro. 1. Get Amazon Prime for Free for Six Months Before you get too excited about the offer, you should know that this only applies if you’re a student. Students can get  Prime Student  and use Amazon Prime for free for six months. You will need an .edu email to sign up for Prime Student, and it’s a six-month free trial. You also pay 50% less than all other Amazon Prime members, just for being a student. Students get free product samples and get to enjoy 50 million songs ad-free. The student benefits will only be valid for four years or until your listed graduation date. Students also g

7 Best Docking Stations for Your MacBook Pro Laptops are great for taking desktop-class computing power on the go. They make life easier, as you get to take what you need, wherever you go, but when you’re back at home, the lack of legacy ports on 2016 and later MacBook Pros is an issue. Apple removed all legacy ports from these MacBook Pros. Connecting ANY device to any MacBook Pro with Touch Bar now requires a properly-equipped peripheral or a dongle. USB-C-based peripherals aren’t very common yet, and dongles make computing messy and complicated. Displays – actually multiple displays – are a particularly large problem. The best way to solve this is with a docking station. Here are some of the best docking stations to address not only the need for legacy ports and reduced USB-C dongles, but also the need to attach multiple displays to your MacBook Pro. 1. Elgato Thunderbolt 3 Designed to rest alongside your Macbook Pro like the sleekest of sidekicks, the  Elgato Thunde