Kayode Oluwatayo is an Evergreen Author at Android Police. He covers how-to guides and detailed explainers about Android, smartphones, apps, and various tech topics. With almost half a decade of ...

If you have a Galaxy phone, you also have a My Files app … but you may not have used it yet. The Samsung My Files app is all about utility and managing storage, but users rarely need it unless ...

Is there an easy way to open Keynote files on a Windows PC? My colleagues all use Macs. Keynote may well be the best presentation software package you can buy – or get for free with any new Mac – but ...

On Wednesday, Google further blended the lines between online and offline with a neat little browser extension that lets you automatically open documents from the ...

Google Photos has been the undisputed king of convenience that offers powerful organization and effortless sharing – but at ...

ZDNET's key takeaways Make searching for files easier with these GUI tools.Each of these apps will work on most distributions ...

It’s been several years since Microsoft introduced a new document format in its Office 2007 suite called .Docx, but still, many people seem to wonder what .docx file is and how to open, read, and edit ...

About 10 years ago, a prominent tech executive confidently informed me that computer files would become obsolete. The exec was Bret Taylor, who at the time was building a Microsoft Word alternative ...

The error message “Unfortunately, My Files has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy S10e means that the default file browser in your phone has crashed or keeps ...

This post explains how to open DLL Files in Windows 11. DLL files tend to run in the background most of the time. They are hidden deep inside program-specific folders and do not require opening under ...

For those who are getting the error “Unfortunately, My Files has stopped” on their Samsung Galaxy S9, don’t worry because more often than not it’s just a ...

Your Chromebook has quickly become your everyday computer. Using it for just about everything, including web browsing, word processing, gaming, and social media, we bet there’s going to come a time ...