Ever heard of junk files? They're temporary files your phone or computer creates to perform a task like viewing an image, opening documents and photos or just browsing the internet. Every once in a while, you need to clean out the clutter. Deleting unnecessary files speeds up your computer and improves performance in the long run.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that in every corner of the internet, scammers are lurking with the digital equivalent of a knife so they can rob you. From job sites to impersonated calls, delivery scams, travel tricks and more, you need to watch out for money-stealing schemes in every aspect of your digital life.

I always give you tips to boost privacy when it comes to Google, and for good reason. The tech giant has its hands in pretty much everything you do online. But today, I want to focus on some other buried Google settings that make your digital life more efficient. You can thank me later.

Have you ever bought a new TV that looked spectacular on the showroom floor but it didn't quite live up to the hype once you got it home? That's most likely because its picture quality settings aren't set up for your home. I'll show you which settings to adjust to get the best picture possible.