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The iPod nano is a sleeker, more compact alternative to its big brother, the iPod. Navigating the iPod nano’s system is still relatively simple. Read on to learn how to use the controls on an iPod nano... more »
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Listening to the radio is a national pastime, so it is no wonder that there are hundreds of radios for sale from huge boom boxes to armband radios. Each one is different, so you should read your manual or our helpful guides to learn how to ... more »
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Using the equalizer in iTunes allows you to get the greatest sound quality from your songs. If the songs you are listening to are songs that have been recorded quieter or louder than others, then you can use the equalizer to best hear the song. ... more »
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You may have an artifact in a scanned image or digital image that you want to remove from the background. The eraser tool only works on the background and with the background color that you select. In most ways it behaves like a paintbrush that ... more »
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Most of the shots that you’ll take with your camcorder will be taken in low-light conditions. Many well-lit indoor locations are only well-lit for the human eye. Camcorders will record a much poorer quality image, characterized by grain or noise ... more »
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Floola is an application that will give you freedom to manage your iPod without the need for iTunes. Downloading and installing Floola is fairly simple, and if you can drag and drop files, you can be using Floola in no time... more »
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The ATN Night Patriot Night Vision Monocular comes with a long-range infrared illuminator that lets you see in the dark. Here's how to use it... more »
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Three-point lighting is a very common lighting technique that employs three separate light sources used together to allow the photographer to illuminate the subject however they desire, and also giving more control over the shading and shadows ... more »
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TiVo is a cross between a smart VCR, and a computer. TiVo not only allows you to record your favorite programming, but it also allows you to pause live TV in case of emergencies... more »
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Most schools don't allow cellphones in class or any electronic devices for that matter. Here are few tips you can use to help you not get caught if you need to use your cellphone... more »
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Apple's new iPhone is all the rage this season! However, you won't feel "all the rage" if you don't know how to use some of the basic applications. This is an intro to scheduling basic things on the iPhone calendar... more »
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In this free video clip series, our expert will demonstrate and explain basic usage tips and techniques for iPod owners. Learn about how to use this Apple music and video player step by step, including methods for dock connecting, choosing an ... more »
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Football has been one of the most watched sporting events on live television. The television broadcasting stations are well away of the popularity of this sport, and they in turn chock each game so full of commercial ads that one could easily ... more »
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You can watch a video podcast on an iPod just like you would listen to an audio podcast or song. Video podcasts are easy to find and load, so get out your iPod and watch a video podcast! Follow these steps to watch a video podcast on an iPod... more »
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Any single tuner DVR with TiVo is equipped to provide for watching one channel and recording another with cable and a VCR. However, this feature does not work with a satellite box due to the lack of analog signals. The following procedure will ... more »
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Wiring a home audio system is no simple matter. It is easier to plan the wiring for a home that has yet to be built. However, if the house is already in existence, there may be structural issues of which you may be unaware. Having an efficient ... more »
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Determining the load that your system can handle is very important when wiring your speaker system. You need to make sure that you don't overpower the speakers or overuse the amplifier. Follow these steps so the speakers will work the best they can... more »
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In this free video clip series, our expert will demonstrate and explain basic usage tips and techniques for iPod owners. Learn about how to use this Apple music and video player step by step, including methods for dock connecting, choosing an ... more »
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If you're tired of running out of space on your cell phone, installing a memory card could give you peace of mind. You would not have to put as many limits on any data and photos you store in your device... more »
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Not sure how to save phone numbers in your LG8300 cell phone? Why keep dialing the same numbers over and over again. Use this handy, simple guide to store numbers and make life easier. Great for voice activated calls when you need to keep two ... more »
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You can use iTunes to play CDs, but if you want to transfer those songs to your iPod or share songs with other people using iTunes on their computer, you first need to import your CD or selected songs from a CD to iTunes. The following steps make ... more »
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The 40-channel Uniden PC68LTW CB radio comes with an array of features and one of the most important is the RF (radio frequency) gain control. This optimizes reception in areas where the signal is weak. Here's how to adjust RF gain... more »
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The setting circles of the equatorial mount of the Celestron Firstscope 76EQ Telescope make finding objects in the sky relatively easy. In order to use these setting circles, you must align the equatorial mount with the earth's axis of rotation... more »
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Proper mounting of your television ( tv ) is a very important detail if you care about your investment. Your tv is probably not free and neither is your home, so lets take a few easy precautions to make sure your tv hangs straight and safe:.. more »
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There are a couple of different reasons why you may be looking into mounting or anchoring your television. Some people need to anchor the TV in their home to ensure safety for their children so the device does not fall on them. Others are simply ... more »