We’re reaching a point where phones can start doing things that you can do on your computer. A good example is a new update coming to the mobile Google Chrome browser. According to ChromeUnboxed, ...

Oh, and yeah, you can't 'open' multiple types of files at once since they would not all 'open' in the same software. I suppose you could make a feature request to Microsoft to add that capability, it ...

Friend has a new desktop and has a specific preference for having multiple windows of the same browser open. On Windows 10 I found that's accomplished via: Settings/Taskbar/Combine Buttons on other ...

Using multiple desktops on Windows can significantly enhance your productivity by allowing you to organize open applications and documents into separate virtual workspaces. This feature is especially ...

Computers have been using multiple Chrome windows for years now, but that concept is still pretty new to phones and tablets. However, according to a report from the Android Developer Blog, it’s ...

If you regularly move files between folders, manage multiple drives, or manage complex directory structures, the default Windows File Explorer just isn't enough. It's because it doesn't support ...

Windows 11’s subtle tweaks to how it handles open windows and multiple monitors makes me want to scream in ecstasy—when I’m not screaming in frustration. I can’t say enough good things about Windows ...

Over the past year, Google has been encouraging developers to optimize their apps for tablets and foldables. After having done so, Chrome has seen an 18x increase in multi-window usage on large screen ...

Hamid is a dedicated technology enthusiast with a deep passion for testing new gadgets. With over five years of experience in the tech field, he has honed his skills and knowledge in various areas of ...

Some people have two (or even three?) monitors hooked up to their Windows PC to give them extra room for all the computing they need to do. But even if you're using a single display, there's a way to ...

MacOS is constantly iterating, often leading to several features that may or may not be helpful individually, depending on personal preference and usage requirements. This also extends to your MacBook ...