Reader Earl Andrews is interested in getting the full picture—at least when screen sharing with his Mac mini. He writes: I have a Mac mini connected to my 720p HDTV via HDMI that I use as a media ...

I've got a Windows installation inside VMWare Fusion on a Mac. It plays Diablo just fine except that it's in a tiny little window, which is just too hard to look at. I got my spare 2007FP and hooked ...

If you’re finding the Star Wars Outlaws black bars jarring, there’s a fix. As the default option in the cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio, often referred to as ultrawide, you’re given a much bigger field of ...

Swiping and tapping on flat screens is something we’ve learned to deal with in smartphones, tablets and other touchscreen gizmos, but it doesn’t come close to the ease of typing on a hardware keyboard ...

You can remove the black bars in Star Wars Outlaws by changing the Cinematic Display Mode settings from 21:9 to Fill Screen in the game’s Video settings. Other settings you can change to minimize the ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. In our last “3 Android Apps Worth Owning” piece which didn’t really have much of a focus, we talked about the ...

When you have a lot of applications and documents to work with, it's often useful to set up two monitors on your Mac to provide you with an extended desktop space. Instead of having the same wallpaper ...

PowerPoint gives you the options you need to show your presentation exactly the way you want, including how much of the screen it takes up. To ensure there's no letterboxing (black borders) on your ...

The iPhone 5’s been on sale for almost five months now, but there are still plenty of apps that have yet been updated to take advantage of its larger 4-inch display. They don’t get blown up ...

GPU Scaling is a built-in feature of modern graphics cards that lets you tweak the aspect ratio of a game according to the resolution of your monitor. Let’s understand it with an example. The older ...

The dream of an edge-to-edge iPhone display with no cutout could come true sooner than we thought. Per a new analyst report, next year’s iPhone Fold might be the first iPhone to move camera components ...