You Can Know Exactly When Your Mail's Been Delivered With This Smart Sensor
Not everything can be e-mailed and text messaged. Amazon packages and even some official documents will find their way into your mailbox from time to time.
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Many Samsung Wallet Users Aren't Happy With The App - Here's Why
Samsung Wallet used to be the go-to payment solution for Galaxy owners, but it seems like the Korean giant's app is now leaving users frustrated.
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This Google Pixel Update Could Share All Your Text Messages With Your Boss
Google has announced a new feature coming to Pixel phones that will allow your company to read your messages — but it thankfully won't apply to everyone.
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Your Smartphone's USB-C Port Can Do More Than You Think
USB-C has made buying charging cables for smartphones a whole lot more convenient, but it's also opened up a whole world of uses beyond just charging.
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5 Of The Biggest Freight Trains On Earth And What They Haul
The biggest freight trains on Earth are built for extreme distances and heavy cargo. Here are five record-setters and the jobs they were designed to handle.
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You Can Watch Netflix On CarPlay With This In-Car Adapter
One of the new CarPlay features that was supposed to come with iOS26 was the ability to watch videos, but automakers haven't been enabling that functionality.
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Are Remote-Controlled Lawn Mowers Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Users rave about the comfort and power of remote-controlled mowers, but they’re not without drawbacks. Find out what real owners have to say.
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5 USB-C Solar Gadgets You Can Get On Amazon
USB-C may be the worldwide standard for charging connections, but if you're out in the woods without a power source, solar could be your recharging solution.
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How Does The New Insta360 X4 Air Stack Up To The Competition?
A budget friendly 360 camera that still delivers, the X4 Air faces tough rivals from GoPro and DJI. Here’s why it might be the smarter pick.
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5 Android Tablets Owners Say You Should Avoid
Thinking of buying a budget Android tablet? Owners are warning against these 5 specific models, citing terrible performance, screen defects, and more issues.
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Your Heater Giving Off A Burning Smell Is (Usually) Normal - Here Is When You Should Worry
Did you turn your heater on, and it gave off a burning smell? Don't worry, because it is usually normal. However, there are times you should worry.
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No Real ID Or Passport? You Can Still Fly, But It'll Cost You
The US has adopted a new process for travelers who want to fly but don't have a Real ID or a Passport. It won't be free and there are other costs, too.
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Why Hitting A Remote Can Seemingly Bring The Batteries Back To Life
Smacking a sluggish TV remote to revive it feels like a myth, but there is real battery science behind why the trick sometimes seems to work.
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Is It Possible To Raise The Titanic?
From Vaseline to ping-pong balls, wild theories to raise the Titanic have existed for decades. Is a salvage mission actually possible? See the verdict.
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Who Owns Claude AI (And Is It Amazon?)
Amazon’s huge investment in Anthropic sparked speculation over Claude AI’s ownership. We break down the funding, partnerships, and power dynamics.
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5 High-Tech Home Upgrades That Pay Off
New technology is being released to make your life easier every day, but these five stand out as high-tech upgrades that are actually worth investing in.
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This Humanoid Robot Just Scored A Guinness World Record
Several companies are developing humanoid robots to accomplish mechanical tasks. One such robot from Shanghai-based AgiBot just set a Guinness World Record.
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Retailer Accidentally Sells iPads For Dollars, Begs Customers For Returns
A retailer in Italy accidently sold a number of iPads for an absurdly low price and people snapped them up. What happened next is where things get interesting.
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Do High-Speed Magnetic Bullet Trains Use Wheels To Stay On The Tracks?
Do bullet trains actually need wheels? The answer isn't a simple no. Discover which high-speed trains still roll on rubber tires and why they do it.
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5 Ways To 'Fix' iOS 26's New Features
If iOS 26 feels heavier than it should, a few smart adjustments can smooth out the rough edges and bring back the workflow you’re used to.
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The Best Way To Insulate Your Garage Windows Isn't Foam Boards Or Thermal Curtains
If you're looking to insulate your garage before the winter months reach their coldest, look towards this material before you try other solutions.
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5 Of The Biggest Aircraft Manufacturers In The World
Every year, more and more aircraft and put into service, and these five companies are the ones producing the greatest number of aircraft globally.
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5 Things You Shouldn't Track With An AirTag (And Why)
AirTags are handy but not for everything. This guide walks through where they fall short and why a different tracker or method might save you serious trouble.
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5 Of The Best Gadgets To Take On An Airplane, According To Frequent Fliers
If you are a frequent flyer, especially on budget airlines, comfort can be hard to come by, but these gadgets can help.
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6 Signs Your Phone Was Hacked
If your'e worried about the prospect of someone gaining access to your phone without your authorization, look for these tell-tale signs of a hack.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A Security Camera From Costco
Costco sells a wide array of products for its members, including entire security systems and security cameras that can help you feel safer in the house.
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5 Of The Best Apps To Take Your iPhone Camera To The Next Level
When the regular camera doesn’t quite cut it, these apps help you get more control and photos that simply look better.
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