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- iPhone SE: How to Find Long-Press Notification Actions
- The 10 Best Hulu Original TV Shows You Can Stream Right Now (April 2020)
- How to Charge a Nintendo Switch Without the Dock
| iPhone SE: How to Find Long-Press Notification Actions Posted: 29 Apr 2020 02:23 PM PDT  Unlike other iPhones, the Apple iPhone SE (2020) doesn't support Haptic Touch (or 3D Touch) for notifications. You can't hard-press or long-press a notification to see it in more details and find quick actions like archiving an email and replying to a text message. Here's how you can do it instead. First, swipe down from the top of your iPhone SE's screen to access the notification center.
Instead of long-pressing or hard-pressing the notification, swipe left on the notification.
Tap "View" to see the notification in detail and find any quick options.
You'll see any notification actions offered by the app along with a richer preview. This is the same thing that appears with a long-press or hard-press on another iPhone. The options available depend on the app.
It's not as fast as long-pressing or hard-pressing a notification, but the options are still pretty easily accessible. You can also quickly turn off notifications by swiping. Simply left swipe over the notification, then tap Manage instead of View. In the next menu, tap "Turn Off" to stop seeing notifications from the app that sent the notification. RELATED: How to Quickly Turn Off Annoying Notifications on iPhone or iPad See details  |
| The 10 Best Hulu Original TV Shows You Can Stream Right Now (April 2020) Posted: 29 Apr 2020 07:53 AM PDT
Hulu has a lot of original TV show content that's worth spending your free time streaming. These are the 10 best shows you can currently watch, no matter which subscription tier you have. 11.22.63
11.22.63 is based on the best-selling novel by Stephen King that follows Jake Epping on a strange journey. This man's normal life as a teacher is turned upside down when he finds a way to travel back in time. As he makes his way to the day of the assassination of JFK, he'll have to search to find who committed the crime and stop them in their tracks. Castle Rock
Another series based on Steven King novels, Castle Rock follows the lives of his most iconic characters. This psychological horror show brings King's characters to a mythological scale. This Hulu original combines many of the author's most famous books in a single show, which takes place in the iconic fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine. High Fidelity
High Fidelity is the story of Rob Brooks, who uses music to recount her past loves. This is a re-creation of Nick Hornby's famed novel about a record shop owner who lives through music. With music as her outlet, the main character relives her life as she hits hard times. Letterkenny
This comedy truly pokes fun at the generic country vibe we see quite often these days. Letterkenny takes place in a town full of different cliques. The Hicks, Skids, and Hockey Players are constantly at each other's throats, and their feuds usually end with someone getting beaten up. If you enjoy comic relief about trivial, everyday matters, this might be the show for you. The stereotypes of each group are heavily prominent throughout the show, which results in good laughs. Little Fires Everywhere
This drama will surely have you up-in-arms throughout. Little Fires Everywhere, based on the best-selling novel by Celeste Ng, follows a picture-perfect family and their relationship with their new neighbors. With secrets between the groups and rules that are meant to be broken, this show will have you wondering what will happen next. Marvel's Runaways
Marvel's Runaways is a great Hulu original show for any fan of the franchise. Following a group of six runaway teens, the characters all band together to take down the common evil in their lives—their parents. This action-filled drama unveils things in these individuals they didn't know they had. With super-villain parents, you can't blame this group of teens for trying to get out of their current situations. This comic-based series finds this group on the run, as they leave their true families to become one of their own. The Act
The Act is a series based on the true-life account of Gypsy Blanchard and her deranged mother, Dee Dee. She made her daughter believe she was gravely ill and continued to tell Gypsy she was years younger than she really was. A tale of deceit, the unveiling of truths, and the ultimate plot of murder will keep you enthralled. The fact that it's based on true events makes it even more riveting. The Handmaid's Tale
Taking place in the Republic of Gilead, The Handmaid's Tale is a twisted drama following the life of Offred. This woman is forced into a life of sexual servitude as she is one of the last fertile women in the town. This follows the life of Offred and her struggles, as she deals with the new dictatorship that has taken over her once normal country. The Mindy Project
If you're looking for a lighthearted, comedy, The Mindy Project is a great way to go. We follow the life of Dr. Mindy Lahiri, as she tries to make her world into the perfect romantic comedy. She's a skilled ob-gyn on a search to not only perfect herself, but also to find the ideal man. Watch as Dr. Lahiri does everything she can to perfect her life in today's world, while balancing her career as a top-notch doctor. The hilarious interactions with her coworkers and friends will have you laughing constantly. Veronica Mars
A teenager turned nighttime detective sets out to solve mysteries with the help of her father. Veronica Mars discovers the secrets and mysteries that seem to be all around the town of Neptune. In a city run by the rich and powerful, this young woman sets out to set the story straight. With all these fantastic shows to watch, you'll have those empty hours filled with great content in no time. From comedies to dramas, and everything in between, Hulu has genuinely stepped up to the plate with its original TV shows. See details  |
| How to Charge a Nintendo Switch Without the Dock Posted: 29 Apr 2020 05:55 AM PDT
Sometimes, you're on the go and you need to recharge your Nintendo Switch's battery, but you don't have your dock with you. Whether you're playing the Switch while charging or leaving it in Standby mode, here's how you can charge in a pinch—and the best way to do it. The Official Way to Recharge a Switch Without a Dock Both the Switch and Switch Lite include an official Nintendo Switch AC Adapter in the box when you purchase them. Most people use this adapter to power the dock, which, in turn, powers the Switch. But you can also unplug the AC adapter from the dock and plug it directly into the Switch. The official Nintendo Switch AC Adapter provides enough power to charge the Switch in the quickest, most efficient way. It also provides enough current to recharge the battery while you play, although the charging rate will be slower than letting the Switch recharge in Standby mode. So, if you know you'll be using your Switch on the go, either take the Nintendo Switch AC Adapter with you or buy a second one for travel. You could also try a third-party Switch AC adapter, like this one from AmazonBasics. According to Nintendo, all models of the Switch console take about three hours to fully charge in Standby mode while using the official Nintendo Switch AC Adapter. How to Charge a Nintendo Switch Using a USB Cable All models of Nintendo Switch use USB-C for the charging port on the bottom of the unit. So, in a pinch, you can charge it with any USB-C cable plugged into a power source, such as a tablet/smartphone charger, battery pack, PC, or USB hub. The speed at which the battery recharges (and whether it actually powers the Switch for play) varies wildly depending on the power source. As far as cables go, any well-made USB-A-to-USB-C cable will work with a sufficient power source to charge the Switch. However, this method limits the maximum power to 7.5 watts due to the Switch's design. That's enough to play and charge simultaneously—but not at the fastest rate. The Switch also supports a higher wattage charging mode that charges the battery much faster. However, it requires a USB-C-to-USB-C cable with a high-wattage power source (such as a MacBook Pro 61-watt USB-C charger) or a specially made Switch AC Adapter.
Generally, the more Amps you have available, the faster the Switch will charge. The ideal output for Standby charging from commonly available USB adapters (like those you'd find at a convenience store) is around 5 volts and 2 amps. Every dedicated USB power adapter or battery pack should have a tiny label that lists its power output. It will say something like "Output: 5V/1A," which means it can provide a maximum of 5 volts at 1 amp of current, or 5 watts of power. Those are the numbers you want. The Technical Details About Nintendo Switch Charging The technical details of how each Switch model receives power and charges in different modes go far beyond what most people need to know. If you're interested in digging deeper, though, or want an optimum way to charge the Switch while playing, someone on Reddit made a complex chart that explores the various options. Informal studies have also been done on how much power the Switch consumes in different scenarios. Of course, since these studies aren't official, you might want to take them with a grain of salt. The bottom line? For best results, stick to the official Nintendo Switch AC Adapter. It provides the optimum amount of power to play and charge, and it works with both the Switch and Switch Lite. It's not as portable as grabbing a USB cable and hoping for a good power supply on the run. Still, you'll know Nintendo's official adapter can handle anything the Switch throws at it. See details  |
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