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Splitting large files into smaller chunks is an effective way to work around the file size limitations of various messaging and email services. You can split files on Windows and then rejoin them using these two popular file archiving tools.

Traveling is exciting, but you wouldn't want to miss capturing a stunning sunset or navigating to a hidden gem because your Android phone ran out of juice. The good news is there's a lot you can do to maximize your Android's battery life and keep it powered up throughout your journey.

You don't have to break the bank to access powerful audio editing tools. Whether you're working on music, podcasts, or personal projects, there are plenty of free tools that pack a serious punch. Best of all, you can explore them without spending a dime.

PowerPoint for Microsoft 365 makes it easy to accommodate those with hearing impairments or language barriers. These features don’t just enhance accessibility—they make presentations clearer and more inclusive for everyone. Thankfully, they're very easy to set up.

The Raspberry Pi 500 keyboard computer builds significantly on the Raspberry Pi 400 legacy—and it has a heap of standout features that make it absolutely worth buying.

Google has mapped about 98% of the known world. Every time you log into Google Maps, you have 36 million square miles to navigate. You could click around the map and virtually globetrot, or you could use one of the following games that take advantage of Google's all-knowing platform for a more gamified exploration.