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How to Remove AI Overviews from Google Search (2026)

Tired of Google’s AI Overviews pushing your search results down the page? You’re not alone. Millions of users are looking for ways to remove AI Overviews from Google Search — and the good news is, it’s completely possible. In this guide, we cover 5 working methods to hide or disable AI Overviews on both desktop and mobile, including the simple Web filter trick, the udm=14 URL hack, browser extensions, and more. No technical skills required for most methods.

Saksham Bhargava • 1 day ago

How to Message Yourself on WhatsApp

There are times when you come across messages, memes, videos, or other information in WhatsApp conversation that you wish to save for later use. You do have the option to star messages to bookmark specific messages and revisit them later. But the starred messages can soon become cluttered and require you to revisit old chats. […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Enable Systemd For WSL2 in Windows 11

Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has seen a number of community-supported projects, but systemd was one of the most sought-after requirements by developers. There have already been projects such as one-script-wsl2-systemd and genie to implement systemd on WSL2 in Windows 11 and 10. Noticing the passion for systemd implementations for WSL2, Microsoft has partnered with Canonical (publisher […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Set Up a VPN: A Step-by-Step Guide

A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a service that allows you to securely connect to the internet through an encrypted connection. It routes your internet traffic through a server in a different location, which hides your IP address and makes it more difficult for anyone to track your online activity. What is VPN (Virtual Private […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Install Python in Ubuntu Linux (4 Methods)

Generally, Python comes pre-installed in Ubuntu, but if it’s not available on your Linux distro for some reason, you can install Python in Ubuntu in a few steps. If you’re a developer, Python is essential to build various software and websites. Other than that, a lot of Ubuntu’s software relies on Python, so you must […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Install Deb Files on Ubuntu Linux (4 Methods)

DEB files on Ubuntu are similar to EXE files on Windows and DMG files on macOS. It’s a software packaging format for Ubuntu (Debian) systems, and the installation of .deb files is simple. You can double-click on .deb files to install them right away. Apart from that, with just one Linux command, you can install […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Add Medications and Set Reminders to Apple Health App

Apple recently added a feature to add and track medications in Apple’s Health app. The feature was introduced in the June of 2022, and it allows you to add medicines, track, schedule, and even set reminders about these medications on the Apple Health app. So, this is the right time to switch to the Apple […]

Deepanshu Negi • 3 years ago

How to Take a Screenshot in Ubuntu (5 Easy Ways)

If you are new to Ubuntu and looking for a way to take screenshots, well, this tutorial will guide you through the steps and all the different ways to do that. Earlier, we compiled guides with the best screen recorder apps for Ubuntu and explained how you can record the screen in Ubuntu. Along the […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Switch Between Wayland and Xorg in Ubuntu

If you are getting a dark preview after recording the screen in Ubuntu, it’s most likely because you’re using the Wayland display server. We tried some of the best screen recorders on Linux recently, but the results were all the same. Only when we switched from Wayland to Xorg (also called X11) on Ubuntu did […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Play MKV Videos on iPhone and Mac

Although MP4 video format has become a norm these days, MKV remains the preferred video extension to distribute large files over the web. The default video player on iPhone and Mac doesn’t support MKV format, though. If you have downloaded MKV files from Telegram, WhatsApp, or the web, you can covert it or use third-party […]

Deepanshu Negi • 3 years ago

How To Use Siri With Spotify On IPhone And IPad

As someone who is deep into the Apple ecosystem, I’ve found it really hard to look beyond Apple Music for a seamless music streaming experience across iDevices including iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, HomePod, and more. But that doesn’t mean my allegiance to Spotify has dipped. So, while I didn’t get swayed by the series of sensational allegations […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Use Focus Modes With Lock Screen on iPhone (iOS 16)

Focus modes or profiles allow you to silence your iPhone based on various customizations. For instance, you can schedule focus modes, silence calls from some people or apps, link home screen to focus modes, and do much more. In iOS 16, Apple introduced the ability to link focus modes with lock screen wallpapers as well. […]

Deepanshu Negi • 3 years ago

How to Set Different Wallpaper on Lock and Home Screen on iOS 16

iOS 16 offers significant lock screen customizations. While the initial version of iOS 16 didn’t offer an easy way to separate the lock screen and home screen wallpapers, that has been rectified in iOS 16.1. Thankfully, you can now easily set a different wallpaper for the lock and home screen. Let’s check three methods to […]

Deepanshu Negi • 3 years ago

How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu

Have you switched to Ubuntu and are looking for a straightforward way to install Google Chrome? Well, installing Chrome on Ubuntu is as simple as installing other popular browsers on Linux, Mac, or Windows. In fact, there are multiple ways to get Chrome running on Ubuntu Linux. So in this tutorial, we have included two […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Enable and Use Internet Explorer on Windows 11 (3 Ways)

In June 2022, Microsoft officially retired Internet Explorer and ended support on all operating systems, except some LTSC and Windows Server versions. Basically, for an average user, Internet Explorer is dead, and there is no easy method to access it on Windows 11. That said, Internet Explorer is still needed to access websites built on […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Fix My iPhone is Frozen and Won’t Turn off or Reset

Your iPhone is most probably at the very center of your social life. Whether it is staying connected with iMessages or FaceTime, or via apps like Instagram or Snapchat. Needless to say, then, that if your iPhone freezes, it’s quite a big (and annoying) problem. So, if your iPhone is frozen and won’t turn off […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago

How to Enable Reader View (Mode) in Safari on iOS

Do you find yourself struggling to read an article on Safari? If yes, then you’ve come to the right place. Reader View (commonly called as Reading Mode) is a Safari browser’s feature that allows users to read an article on the web without any distractions or ads when enabled. Let’s learn how to enable reader […]

Deepanshu Negi • 3 years ago

What is Smart App Control on Windows 11 and Why You Should Enable It

We are well aware of malware and security issues on Windows, and so is Microsoft. To fix the long-standing issue, Microsoft has come up with something called Smart App Control (SAC). If you are wondering what is Smart App Control on Windows 11, well, it’s an AI-powered security feature that intelligently blocks untrusted and unknown […]

Saksham Bhargava • 3 years ago