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August 13, 2015 CNET How To Trouble viewing this email? Read it online Share via Facebook Email the editor Why you need to turn down your TV's sharpness control The Sharpness control on your TV doesn't actually add Sharpness. In fact, it actually reduces it. Learn about this misleading control, and turn it down, to get your TV looking its best. READ MORE » Dan Graziano Associate Editor / New York Today's headlines / Add Star Wars emojis to your text messages The official Star Wars app now features over 50 adorable characters, ships and more. Here's how to text them. Read more   /  Share: Set your iPhone to show a numerical value for signal strength You can trade the five dots that indicate your iPhone's signal strength for a number. No jailbreak required. Read more   /  Share: How to disable Wi-Fi password sharing in Windows 10 Turn off Wi-Fi Sense and make your network password unshareable. Read more   /  Share: Download a Trial of SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor From TechRepublic: Need to fix application issues fast? In just a few clicks, you'll be able to pinpoint the cause of slow applications with SolarWinds® & and... DOWNLOAD NOW Latest How To posts / 01 Save mobile data with Snapchat's new Travel Mode 02 How to juggle tracks with Up Next on Apple Music 03 The easy way to disconnect from Bluetooth devices in iOS 9 04 How to extend your Wi-Fi network with a power line adapter   WINDOWS 10 HELP / Done installing Windows 10? Here are some important settings you should adjust to optimize your operating system before you give it a whirl. CHECK THE SETTINGS Latest tech news / 01 With Dell's help, Google pushes Chrome-based laptops beyond budget buyers 02 Samsung Pay comes to the US in September 03 Google to spin out game maker Niantic Labs as independent company 04 Samsung targets BlackBerry owners with Galaxy Note 5 keyboard case 05 Samsung debuts Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 Edge+; teases next smartwatch FOLLOW CNET... Facebook Twitter Google+ YouTube LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Newsletters RSS The e-mail address for this newsletter is webryusteven003.wwwzc008idv@blogger.com. To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe  /  Help  /  Privacy policy Copyright 2015 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.