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It's difficult to comprehend the amount of data that Google processes every day. While you almost certainly rely on Google for getting information online, did you know that Google provides a tool that lets you analyze what other people search for?

This service is Google Trends, a free tool that you can use to get insight into what people look for online.

Chances are that when downloading software or poking around in your computer's settings menu, you've seen the terms 32-bit and 64-bit. But what do these terms mean, and how do they affect your computer?

Let's look at this important computer distinction and see what it means.

Copying and pasting are one of the best time-saving functions of a computer. But this comes with a common problem: the pasted text retains its original formatting, which you often don't want.

Thankfully, it's not hard to get around this. We'll show you how to copy and paste without bringing along the formatting.

Chances are that you've seen mention of 5G internet connections in the news, on TV commercials, or from your phone carrier. But what does 5G actually mean?

Let's find out. We'll look at what 5G is and how it will affect the internet, what it's capable of, and what it means for business.

No computer lasts forever. Even a machine that was top-of-the-line when you bought it eventually reaches a point where it's not worth keeping anymore. But how do you know when it's time to replace your old device?

We're here to help you identify some warning signs that your computer is getting long in the tooth.

Chances are that when you seek any kind of technical help, the first question you'll hear is "Did you try rebooting?" While this has become so common that some people scoff at it, restarting really does fix a multitude of computer issues.

But have you ever wondered why this is the case? Let's take a look at some common issues that rebooting solves, and examine the details behind why.

Chances are that while browsing the internet, you've come across a box like this many times:

This little test is known as a CAPTCHA. But what exactly is this, and why do so many websites require you to complete it? Let's find out.
What Is a CAPTCHA?
CAPTCHA is an acronym that stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.

People are usually concerned about their Windows computers picking up malware, and infection is sometimes a worry on Android. But iPhone users don't typically worry about viruses.

Let's examine this and see if it's well-founded to believe that your iPhone can't get a virus or other form of malware.

IP address is a common computer term that you may have heard but don't fully understand. They're a vital part of how the web works, so knowing a little about what they do can help you become more network-savvy.

Let's take a look at some fundamentals of IP addresses, including some definitions and functions.

Whether you're shopping online during major events like Black Friday and Prime Day, or just enjoy the convenience of buying products via the internet, you should be aware of some basic security tips.

Shopping online is handy, but it also opens you up to threats that you might not face when buying offline.