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Emmanuel Banks has been a writer with Make Tech Easier since August 2011. Emmanuel loves anything related to technology and social media. When Emmanuel isn't working, he enjoys traveling and trying out the latest tech gadget.

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Articles by Emmanuel Banks

Top iOS 5 Features

BY Emmanuel Banks - October 20, 2011

The Ultimate iPhone Buyer’s Guide

BY Emmanuel Banks - October 19, 2011

Exploring the World With an iPhone

BY Emmanuel Banks - October 12, 2011

How to Sell Your Old iPhone

BY Emmanuel Banks - October 5, 2011

9 iPhone Apps for Your Daily Life

BY Emmanuel Banks - September 28, 2011

6 Must Have iPhone Apps for Foodies

BY Emmanuel Banks - September 21, 2011

The Ultimate Mac Buyer’s Guide

BY Emmanuel Banks - September 14, 2011

10 Back to School Apps for Mac

BY Emmanuel Banks - September 7, 2011

Mac Maintenance: From Inside and Out

BY Emmanuel Banks - August 31, 2011

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Quickly Clear the Terminal Command With a Keyboard Shortcut

[OS X / Linux] The good thing about the command line is that it allows us to get things done quickly. The bad thing? You have to memorize the commands by heart and one wrong character can cause the whole command to fail.

Luckily, you can quickly wipe out everything you typed with the shortcut key "Ctrl + u". When you have typed a wrong command, simply press "Ctrl + u" and the whole command will be wiped.