How-To Geek

If you've ever bought a new motherboard and read the user manual or just checked the diagram on the manufacturer's website, you've likely noticed that the fastest (usually PCIe Gen 5) M.2 slot for an NVMe SSD is usually located right underneath the CPU, while the slower, older-generation slots are placed elsewhere.

Most devices you use in your smart home are designed to do specific jobs. That doesn't mean that you can't make these devices do more than they were intended to do. There are some clever Home Assistant projects that can help you get more out of the devices you already own.

I've been an Android user since the beginning with the original T-Mobile G1. I bought the Nexus One the day it came out, but eventually, Samsung won me over. It's no secret Samsung makes some of the best phones, which is why I've been buying and

3D printing is a hobby that quickly turns casual observers into enthusiasts. That means it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and overlook the rougher edges, even if you’re completely taken in by it.

A 3D printer can produce an endless array of tools and accessories to enhance your existing hobbies. Since the weekend is the best time to get crafty, why not print a few things to get you in the mood this weekend?