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If you're using Windows 11 on a laptop and it's starting to feel more like a tortoise than a tech marvel, you're not alone. While Windows 11 comes with a sleek interface and modern features, it can sometimes demand more from your system—especially if you're on an older laptop or one with entry-level specs.
If you've recently upgraded to Windows 11, you've probably noticed the redesigned Start menu. It's clean, modern, and puts your most-used apps front and center in the "Pinned" section. But right beneath that, there's a somewhat controversial area called "Recommended" — and not everyone is a fan.
Hey everyone – I know it's been a bit quiet from my end lately. If you've been wondering where I disappeared to for the past week, the short answer is: life happened. The long answer? Well, let's just say it's been one of those weeks where everything decides to pile up all at once – from personal errands to work demands and late-night web development marathons. So, here's a little catch-up.
Let's face it—email isn't going anywhere. Whether you're signing up for newsletters, replying to work emails, or sending memes to your friends, you need a reliable inbox that gets the job done. But with so many free email services out there, how do you know which one to go for?
Let's be honest — dealing with PDF files can be frustrating. Ever tried to make a small change to a PDF someone sent you, only to realize you couldn't edit anything unless you jump through hoops? I've definitely been there. Whether it's a form that needs to be filled in, a resume that needs updating, or just a small tweak in a report — the need to convert a PDF to an editable Word document comes up more often than we expect.
