You asked, we listened: We’re relaunching my Tips & How-tos newsletter as The Current Hacks to give you useful tips and tricks to get the most out of your tech in a streamlined, skimmable format.

Wait to see The Current Tech Hacks in your inbox soon OR sign-up for Kim’s Early Adopters list to be the first to see the new edition! Sign up here →

Even though things are getting back to normal, video chatting will stick around forever. It's just so convenient to keep in touch with family and friends from around the globe. Not to mention important work conference calls. A popular browser just added a free video chat tool, and you don't even need to sign up for an account.

The Internet Archive has positioned itself as the web’s one-stop-shop for important books, movies and retro PC games. Originally founded to document snapshots of defunct websites, it now offers expansive media libraries that millions rely on for reference and entertainment. Tap or click to listen to Kim’s interview with Brewster Kahle, the site’s founder.

And yes, you can still find your favorite websites from yesteryear here. Even if a website no longer exists, as long as it was online after the Internet Archive was founded, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to find it again. Learn more and check it out here.

If you have many connected devices working simultaneously and are streaming 4K content on your tablet and TV, you may need to upgrade your internet plan. If you primarily check email and social media, you may be overpaying for what you don't need. We'll show you how to calculate how much internet speed is right for you.

Cutting the cable is all the rage, and everyone wants to start streaming. If you're going to stick with your cable setup, here's some good news. A few secret perks will help you use cable TV to its full potential. Here are all the details.

What are you interested in? Let us know so we can help deliver the tips, tricks and articles you care about. Follow the button below to update your preferences. It takes less than a minute!