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How to Turn Your Old Gadgets into Cash (So You Can Buy New Gadgets)

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How to Turn Your Old Gadgets into Cash (So You Can Buy New Gadgets)

Whether you want to sell off your old smartphone to pay for the new one, add a little cash to your fun money pile, or to put the proceeds towards Christmas, we’re here to help. Read on as we outline the best ways to turn your old gear into money.

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The HTG Guide to External Battery Packs

Modern gadgets are power hungry. If you want to make it through a long commute or a cross-country flight without having to plug your tablet or gaming device in, you’re going to need an external battery pack to keep the electrons flowing. Read on as we show you how to shop for a pack that will meet your needs and keep your screens glowing.

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How to Prepare a Computer, Tablet, or Phone Before Selling It

So it’s the end of the road for your PC, tablet, or smartphone. Before letting go, be sure to follow this quick check list to prepare your device for its new owner.

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How to Restore Your Ubuntu Linux System to its Previous State

Wouldn't it be nice to be able to try a new version of Ubuntu while knowing you can return to the previous version if you don't like it? We'll show you a tool that allows you to take a snapshot of your system at any time.

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How to Place Your Speakers to Maximize Your Home Theater Experience

Whether you are setting up your computer speakers or a complex home theater bundle, understanding the art and science of speaker channels and placement is the most critical step in enjoying your new sound system. Read on as we guide you through a crash course in surround sound setup.

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How to Backup and Restore Your Apps and PPAs in Ubuntu Using Aptik

If you need to reinstall Ubuntu or if you just want to install a new version from scratch, wouldn't it be useful to have an easy way to reinstall all your apps and settings? You can easily accomplish this using a free tool called Aptik.

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How to Backup and Restore the Windows Registry

Any time you make a change to the Windows Registry, any responsible article will probably tell you to backup the registry first. But how do you do that? It’s not quite as simple as you might think.

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Beginner: How to Maintain, Archive, and Back Up Your Data in Outlook 2013

Today, we’re covering the “boring” Outlook stuff. Maintenance and security, as in, maintaining and securing your Outlook 2013 data file – full of all your important data – by backing up and archiving it.

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How to See What’s Taking Up Space on Your Android Device

You take pictures on your Android phone, download and add music, videos, eBooks, and audiobooks, then you realize you're running out of space. With so many files on your phone, how are you supposed to figure out which files are taking up the most space?

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Buy Your Cable Modem Instead of Renting It to Save $120 Per Year

When you sign up for cable Internet service, you need a modem. You’re often asked to choose between renting the modem from your Internet service provider for a monthly fee or buying it outright.

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