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How to Wirelessly Connect Your Android to a Projector Projectors have long been a necessary device in the business world. We use them to make presentations with PowerPoint, display documents for a larger group viewing, and to watch movies. Usually, we think of connecting the computer with a wire to the projector, but that is no longer the case. Now you can connect your phone to that projector over a wireless connection and display your content without being tied to a computer. To connect your Android device to a projector usually requires three things: Access to the Wi-Fi where you are, a second piece of hardware like an adapter or laptop, and an app. If you want to project your content onto a larger screen but don’t want to be tied to a laptop, here are several options. Related : What Is a Laser Projector and How Is It Different from a Usual Projector 1. Chromecast One of the easiest ways to send your phone’s screen to a projector. Chromecast and Android are both Googl...

Best Ways to Fix Blue Screen of Death Errors in Windows 10 Best Ways to Fix Blue Screen of Death Errors in Windows 10 By Sayak Boral – Posted on Sep 25, 2019 in Windows The blue screen of death (BSOD) error is one of the most annoying system crashes unique to Windows computers. The critical failure has been around since the Windows 1.0 era and continues to be unresolved by Microsoft. BSOD crashes can occur due to many reasons: corrupted registry, damaged installation files, or out-of-sync drivers and hardware. During each crash, Windows saves a “minidump” file that explains the precise reason behind the crash. The following tutorial covers some of the best ways to mitigate the BSOD problem. The troubleshooting techniques we discuss are recommended by Microsoft on their official website. Related : How to Handle Blue Screen of Death Automatic Restart in Windows How to Fix the Blue Screen of Death Error In a typical blue screen of death error, your f...

How to Free Up Space in Google Drive Many of us rely on cloud storage to save our documents, but just like a physical hard drive on your computer, space is not unlimited. Google gives its users 15GB of space, but that space is not just for your documents. Your 15GB of storage includes data from your Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. Depending on the amount you store online, the 15GB can evaporate quickly. However, not everything you store on Google counts toward the storage limit. Every document you create with a Google product, like Docs or Slides, does not count against your total. You can have as many files as you want of any size without it using any space. The photos you back up from your phone only count toward your total if you save them as full resolution. If you allow Google Photos to save them in their “high-quality” format, they don’t count either. Related : Can’t Upload Files to Google Drive? Here are a Few Fixes Ways to free up more space Drive files ...

4 of the Best Internet Speed Test Sites If you’ve swapped ISPs, or you suspect your current one isn’t giving you the speeds they promised, you can use an Internet speed test to see how fast everything is running. But which websites are the best, and why should you use them? Here are the best Internet speed tests and how to use them. Related : 6 Useful Website Speed Test Tools to Find out How Fast Your Site Loads 1. Google No – we don’t mean using Google to find speed tests! Google has its own speed test that you can find by searching for Internet speed test . When you do this, the first search result will consist of a button that says “Run Speed Test.” If you click this, Google will launch a speed test using automatic settings. The speed test is very bare-bones: you can’t choose a server, and there are no statistics past the up and download speed. This makes it a pretty poor choice for accuracy, as there’s no real way to control it. However, if yo...