You don’t? Then maybe you should check to see if it still has access to your Gmail or other Google data — along with any other apps and services you may have forgotten about. Here’s how to check to see which apps, services, and extensions have permission to access your Google account, and how to disconnect them.
Barbara Krasnoff

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No, really. If you’ve made some nasty mistakes in your essay or just want to see what has changed since you started your new novel, you can use Google’s version history feature to see all the tweaks that were made over the lifetime of your document — and retrieve an older version if you need to. We explain how.
How to check your version history on Google Docs


One of the specs that are always mentioned in reviews of phones is the display’s refresh rate. For those who have been secretly pretending to know what it means, here’s a quick rundown of how refresh rates affect your phone, and how to tweak them if you need to.
How screen refresh rates work on your phone
Google’s handy Recorder app will not only record and transcribe conversations, but (if you’ve got a Pixel 6 or later) add speaker labels. If this handy feature is supposed to work on your phone, and doesn’t, we’ve got a fix.
Apple has now made it possible for anyone to play with the developer beta of iOS 17. We tell you how to register for and install the latest version of the mobile OS beta. But at this point, it’s probably a good idea not to install it on your main phone — just in case.






