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7 Router Features You Should Be Using for Better Wi-Fi

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If you’re interested in making music, learning the basics of music production and music theory will serve you well—and this free course from NYU will teach you the ropes, at home, using your own computer and music you already know and love. We’ve highlighted previous versions of this course, but a new partnership on the back end with Soundfly means you don’t have to passively take the course and make your own music based on what you learn: You can turn your computer into an instrument itself and jam along with your lessons, your favorite music, and other music videos. The basics are still there too though, you’ll get expert instruction in basic music theory and the ins and outs of music production, using tools like Scratch and Ableton, and music sharing services like Soundcloud. You’ll work with music from Stevie Wonder, MGMT, Parliament-Funkadelic, and Disclosure, to name a few, to learn how professional recordings are made, produced, mixed, and mastered.

This Free Course in Music Production and Theory Teaches You With Tunes You Love

Android: Focus has quickly become one of our new favorite photo management apps on Android. Now, the beta version can lock the entire app with your fingerprint and play videos natively. Previously, Focus could add certain features to the “vault” so that they could only be accessed with a passcode or fingerprint. The beta, on the other hand, allows you to lock all of your photos behind your fingerprint (assuming your phone has a fingerprint sensor). It’s also added a basic video player so you don’t have to jump out to another app in order to watch a quick clip. The beta has a ton of other little improvements that are worth checking out. If you want to try the beta, you’ll need to join the Google+ community here, then sign up to become a tester here. Then you’ll be prompted to download the new version.

Focus Beta Now Locks Your Photos With a Fingerprint, Plays Video, and More

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Today, Twitter is beginning the biggest change to its service in years. Users will begin to see an algorithmic timeline over the next few weeks, as an alternative to the pure chronological view we have now. Throughout most of its history, Twitter has used a reverse chronological timeline, always showing you the newest tweets first. This is handy for up-to-the-minute news, but it makes it a lot harder for casual users to get into it. For a while, Twitter’s been testing a feature called “While you were away” that surfaces a few tweets you might have missed since your last login. The new chronological timeline is an expansion of this. The new timeline won’t be purely algorithmic, though. As The Verge reported on a not-quite-final version of the new timeline, scrolling down when you first open the app would show smart suggestions, but once you scroll up to refresh, the timeline will be back in chronological order. It’s not a perfect solution, but it at least blends both methods, rather than changing the entire system for everyone. Update: Per Twitter’s official post, The Verge’s early look is actually upside down compared to the release version. Here’s how Twitter describes it: Here’s how it works. You flip on the feature in your settings; then when you open Twitter after being away for a while, the Tweets you’re most likely to care about will appear at the top of your timeline – still recent and in reverse chronological order. The rest of the Tweets will be displayed right underneath, also in reverse chronological order, as always. At any point, just pull-to-refresh to see all new Tweets at the top in the live, up-to-the-second experience you already know and love. So if you scroll up or down enough, you’ll eventually get back to reverse chronological tweets. It’s like the “While you were away” feature, just bigger. It sounds a little confusing at first, but it doesn’t sound like it’s as drastic of a change as people have been worried it is—as long as it’s clear it’s a module and not just part of your timeline, which Twitter reps have been cagey about saying. For those who like Twitter the way it is, don’t panic. Initially at least, this change will be opt-in. You have to go into your app’s settings in order to turn it on. Eventually, the feature will be opt-out, but that won’t be for a few weeks, and who knows? Twitter may change its mind before then. So far, the new timeline will only apply to Twitter’s apps on Android, iOS, and the web. TweetDeck and Twitter for Mac (both of which are used more often by power users), will maintain the normal timeline. At least for now.

Twitter Begins Rolling Out Algorithmic Timeline, Will Be Opt-In At First

Want some more space for your documents? Of course you do. Well, you can grab 2GB of extra capacity on Google Drive for free today. Here’s how. All you need to to is head to Google and run through a very brief security update—checking that your backup email address is correct, renewing account permissions, that kind of thing. For a couple of minutes of work, you’ll be given 2GB of extra storage on Drive. What are you waiting for? Go do it. The offer is to mark Safer Internet Day 2016, and it’s similar to a promotion Google ran last year, too. But don’t worry: If you got 2GB of free space then, you can still claim another 2GB today. Happy days.