Do you spend way too much time on your Chromebook? Do you play games instead of doing school work? Some of us spend way too much time on the computer than others. (I do). This extension keeps track of your time, puts limits on certain sites, and gives you notifications when you have been on a site for too long. According to digital trends, most people spend roughly 1-4 hours daily on mobile and laptop devices. Not a good habit. Anyway here is how to get started. ​

 1. Go to the Chrome Web Store and search for Web Activity Time Tracker ​
 2. Click on ''Add to Chrome'' and allow any pop-up windows that may appear. 
 3. Click on the extension and go to ''Settings'' 
 4. At the bottom scroll down until you find a button called ''Grant Permission''. Enable it. 
​ 5. Go to Notifications and scroll down until you find Grant Permission and enable it. 
 6. Done! You are all set to go! 

Do you not like your computer's cursor? This extension has over 50+ cursors that you can choose from. Here's how to get started. 

1. Go to the Chrome web store 
2. Where it says ''Search the Store'' type in custom cursor 
3. Then click on Custom Cursor for Chrome  
4.  Then click ''Add to Chrome'' 
5.  Do the following prompts and you are all set. 

Samsung’s next Unpacked event is scheduled for February 11th at 2PM ET / 11AM PT, and in typical Samsung fashion, we already have a pretty good idea of what it’s preparing to announce. At the top of the billing is almost certainly its flagship Samsung Galaxy S20 series of smartphones, but there’s also the foldable Galaxy Z Flip and a new pair of true wireless earbuds.

​Beyond the announcements we’re sure we’ll see, there’s still a chance that Samsung might have something to surprise us with at the show. Persistent rumors over the past couple of weeks have claimed that we could see the company announce a release date for one of its long-delayed Bixby-powered smart speakers, and there’s always a chance that Samsung might have another surprise announcement up its sleeve, even if the lack of leaks make that seem pretty unlikely.