How sharp is the image on your PC monitor? If you haven't tweaked the default settings, you're probably not getting the best picture possible. And different functions call for different settings. If you're a graphic designer, video editor, or someone who likes to watch DVDs, here are some calibrating tips to get the sharpest image on your screen.

Every now and then we may pop off a message and immediately regret it. Whether you misspelled your manager’s name or have second thoughts about the angry rant you just sent to your spouse, there is a solution if you act fast!

Gmail accounts allow you to Undo send, which means you can stop the message you just sent from going to the recipient. All Gmail accounts have this feature, but you can choose the setting for how long the recall period will be.

To set the time frame, go to the gear icon as above and scroll to Undo send. Click the drop-down menu to set the cancellation period, which can be in the range from 5-30 seconds. If you have not set this time period manually, the default is 5 seconds. After you set the cancellation period on a computer, it should sync to your Gmail app as on your mobile device as well.

Once you have your cancellation period set, you will have that amount of time to stop your message from going out. To use this feature, just look at the bottom of your screen after you have hit the send button. A pop-up button will appear saying Undo. Click the button and the email will not be sent, allowing you to edit or delete the message.

Tap or click here for a detailed look at how Undo send works and how to set it up.

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The coronavirus pandemic has tons of people working from home. That means more people are printing business documents at their house than ever before, but don't waste money on ink cartridges that won't last. There's a better way.

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If you have 30 free minutes, you never have to worry about a break-in at home ever again. That is how quick and easy it is to set up a new security system from SimpliSafe.

It’s the kind of thing that’s so easy you can do it during a Netflix binge, watching the game — or listening to a certain radio show. With SimpliSafe, you don’t just get an arsenal of cameras and sensors; you get the best professional monitors in the business, too. With fast, free shipping, by this time next week, you and your whole family can go to bed knowing you’re protected.

Cookies gum up your browser, clog down internet speeds and sell your private data to the highest bidder. Whether you're on a desktop computer or smartphone, you can be sure cookies are tracking you. So how can you cut down on these trackers? And what about mobile browsers that block them completely? Here's everything you need to know!

If you've ever been out and about and tried to make a phone call but found yourself without reception, you know how frustrating it can be. Thankfully there is a way to circumvent a weak or no cell signal at all. We've got the step-by-step instructions for both Android and iPhone models.

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Our brains are wired to find solutions to problems. Whether it is a mathematical problem or more real-world, searching for solutions is how our brains work. But, you may be surprised to find out that not all brains work the same, and there are a few tests that can show you which side of the spectrum you are on.

Flying cars are finally here! A dual-mode car-aircraft vehicle called the AirCar made history earlier this week. It flew for 35 minutes between two Slovakian airports. You’ve got to see this to believe it!