Have you ever wished there was an easier way to search Google Drive Or Inbox from Chrome? With a little help from custom search engines, Jack Wallen shows you how.

If you remotely administer Linux servers with the help of secure shell, grab the nearest Chromebook. Jack Wallen walks you through the steps of using ssh from Chrome OS.

With Safari and Chrome—and a bit of knowledge—you can type in a Google Doc, browse the web, and watch YouTube all at once on an iPad. Andy Wolber shows you how.

Get the most out of your Apple Pencil by learning how to pair it with an iPad Pro, as well as charge it, check its battery life, and use it with iOS and third-party apps.

Google has dramatically changed its tune on bypassing the Android lock screen. If you forget your lock screen password/PIN/pattern, a factory reset is your only recourse.

If you're looking for an easy way to sync files from your mobile device to your desktop, Jack Wallen shows you how with Syncthing.

With Calendar, Inbox by Gmail, and Google Keep, Google has created a productivity suite focused on getting things done. Andy Wolber shows you how to be more productive with these apps.

The EFF recently published a "Guide to Chromebook Privacy Settings for Students." Andy Wolber suggests three additional options to make your Chromebook activity even harder to track.

Android Marshmallow is on its way, or so we have been told. Jack Wallen believes the Android upgrade process is broken, and presents a three-step way to fix it.

If printing to a non-cloud-ready printer on Android has you confounded, learn how to add a manufacturer-ready print service so you can print to networked printers on your LAN.

Do you tend to wind up with too many tabs open on your chromebook? Would you rather have some of those tabs open as their own "apps"? Jack Wallen shows you how.

The seductive lure of activity and health wearables make it easy to forget, or ignore, the inherent security and privacy risks involved.

Jack Wallen shows you how to set up a very simple WebDAV server on your Android device so you can grab files from that device from a web browser.

If you're looking for the easiest way to encrypt files on your Chromebook, here is a great add-on to make the task incredibly simple.

The much-anticipated Android Pay is finally ready to play. Jack Wallen shows you how to easily set this app up on your Android device.