There's An Important Reason For Those Purple Fence Posts You May See Around Town
If you're driving around someone else's property and spy a fence post that's painted purple, it could be a dangerous situation. Here's what you should know.
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How Much Does It Cost To Detail A Private Jet?
Detailing a private jet can literally be the difference between taking off and being grounded. Here's how much it costs to get a private plane looking pretty.
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How Much Internet Speed Do You Actually Need For Everyday Use?
Internet service providers advertise speeds over 1 gigabit these days, but do you actually need that much speed? Here's how to figure it out.
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You Don't Need A Dock To Stream Your Steam Deck To Your TV
The Steam Deck is great when you want to game on the go, but when you want your entertainment on the big screen, wires can detract from the experience.
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5 Open-Source Chrome Extensions To Install ASAP
Turn Chrome into a cleaner, smarter, more private browser with a few trusted open-source extensions anyone can install.
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Want Wired Internet, But Don't Want To Run Ethernet Cables? Here's The Alternative
This antique television-oriented technology, which may already be running through your home, can carry network signals and improve connectivity.
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Did You Know You Can Add A Trail Camera To Your Verizon Data Plan?
Trail cameras aren't helpful if you have to go out and check them manually. Newer ones have cellular connections, and you can add one to your Verizon account.
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This Cheap USB Charging Station Has 1800+ 5-Star Reviews On Amazon - Here's What Users Say About It
A USB charging station can be really helpful, and a high-quality one that can charge two MacBooks simultaneously is even better. Amazon has this one on sale.
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Why Did Nvidia Discontinue Its GTX Graphics Cards?
Nvidia's graphics cards used to carry the GTX branding, but that all changed a few years ago. Here's why the company left its GTX brand behind.
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Redditors Hate This Apple Product, But Here's Why They're Wrong
Apple makes a wide range of great devices, but there's one in particular that draws some ire from the Reddit community. Here's what it is and why they're wrong.
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Why Buying A Cheap Charging Plug Could Be A Dangerous Mistake
It's not unusual to want a discount charger in a world of exceedingly expensive tech, but here's why you might want to reconsider.
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Chinese Bridge Collapse Caught On Camera Just Months After Opening
China's new Hongqi Bridge promised to help commuters cross a vast distance, but now it's turning heads as it was nearly the site of a massive disaster.
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The Weird Boeing 737 Quirk That Allows It To Carry More Passengers
The Boeing 737 200 Max can pack in a lot more passengers than a conventional aircraft. Here's how it manages to fly with more people aboard.
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Some Phones Could Soon Lose Android Auto Support – Here's How To Know If Yours Is One
Users with older Android devices may soon lose functionality with Android Auto, and this is what that means.
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T-Mobile Isn't Gatekeeping This Service - Even AT&T And Verizon Users Have Free Access
Cell carriers typically gatekeep their services for their own customers. However, T-Mobile is offering a new service for free even if you have AT&T or Verizon.
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DIYer Turns Hundreds Of Disposable Vapes Into A House-Powering Battery Wall
Single-use disposable vapes now pose a rapidly a growing waste issue, but one DIYer has shown that they have a lot more to give even after we're done with them.
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Here's What The Number Next To The Wi-Fi Symbol On Your Android Device Means
Wi-Fi generations previously used confusing number and letter names, but things are much simpler today. Here's what the number next to the Wi-Fi symbol means.
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This New 'Play And Stay' USB-C Drive Can Give Your Laptop A Serious Storage Boost
Many consumers seem to be trapped in a never-ending battle to find enough storage space. A new "play and stay" USB-C drive could help with that.
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Is It Safe To Use A Phone Charger To Charge The Nintendo Switch 2?
Nintendo's Switch 2 handheld console has more powerful hardware that its predecessor, and comes with a higher power requirement, especially in TV mode.
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This US Airline Wants To Charge You Extra To Recline Your Seat
Some major airlines have been making changes to their policies and airplanes that remove some amenities, but nobody expected reclining seats to be a target.
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This Google Pixel Bug Could Leave You Hanging In An Emergency
The Google Pixel is an increasingly popular series of cell phones, but a potentially dangerous Pixel phone-related bug has yet again shown up on newer phones.
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You've Been Warned: More NYC Buses Are Getting Cameras To Stop You From Using Their Lanes
Buses in NYC are getting even more cameras to detect people illegally driving in bus lanes. Keep an eye out for warnings or potential fines.
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5 Gadgets You Need If You Want To Use Your Tablet As A Laptop Replacement
There are a number of ways to turn your tablet into a laptop thanks to certain gear and configurations.
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Browsers Can Now Do Tasks For You - Here's What Agentic AI Means
Artificial Intelligence in your browser can use the web on your behalf, but privacy concerns and security vulnerabilities make it a risky proposition.
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5 iPhone Shortcuts You Should Be Using With iOS 26
If you have an iPhone, you might have overlooked just how useful the shortcut function on it can be.
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Why You Should Never Leave Your Laptop In The Car (Whether It's Hot Or Cold Weather)
There might be some situations where we feel inclined to leave our laptops in the car. There are multiple reasons why that's not a good idea.
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What Is An IronKey And How Is It Different From Regular Flash Drives?
If you've shopped for external storage, you might have come across IronKey flash drives. They cost a lot more, but what makes them so special?
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