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  • a stack of used laptops slated for refurbishment
    By Jowi Morales 2 hours ago

    Should You Buy A Refurbished Laptop? Here's What You Need To Know

    If you need to buy a new laptop but are on a budget, getting a refurbished laptop may seem like a good option. Before you do, here's what you need to know.

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  • USB 3.0 port on a device, white background
    By Jordan Wirth 2 hours ago

    3 Things You Should Only Plug Into Your Computer's USB 3.0 Port (And One Thing You Shouldn't)

    USB 3.0 can speed up your setup or tank it depending on what you connect. Learn which devices benefit and which ones fall apart under interference.

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  • A model house wrapped in a scarf, concept of a cold home
    By Mark Cowley 6 hours ago

    This Couple Cut Their Energy Bill Over Half Using Raspberry Pi To Heat Up Their Home

    An older couple in the U.K. partnered with a startup to help reduce their energy bills, and it really worked out well. Here's how they did it.

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  • Picture of the DJI Phantom 4 in the air, with its status lights activated
    By Shikhar Mehrotra 11 hours ago

    DJI Will No Longer Offer Support For These Drones - Is Yours One Of Them?

    DJI, popular drone maker, is discontinuing support for a number of its devices in the U.S. and meanwhile darker things may be on the horizon.

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  • Man sitting at laptop with three monitors connected through docking station
    By Brad Hill 14 hours ago

    Anker's New 13-In-1 Docking Station Has A Nifty Removable Feature

    Anker is famous for its charging tech, but it also has a lot of great peripherals, including this docking station with a very cool and unique feature.

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  • A modern car's infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay
    By Tom Clark 16 hours ago

    Can You Remove The Calendar From CarPlay? (And Why You Might Need To)

    Your Calendar is a common notification on your phone, but what if you don't want those notifications on y our CarPlay? Here's how to disable them.

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  • Windows 11 computer on table in home
    By Jordan Wirth 16 hours ago

    These Are My Top 5 Ride-Or-Die Apps For Windows

    We're looking at the heavy hitters essential to every Windows device, which when absent, make the Windows experience objectively worse.

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  • Hand holding white and blue Ethernet cables with a router in the background
    By Adnan Ahmed 18 hours ago

    Why Are Some Ethernet Cables Blue?

    Most computer cables we use these days are black, so why are some Ethernet cables blue instead? Does it represent anything technical? Here's the answer.

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  • A worker using a Milwaukee tool on a piece of steel.
    By Jorge Aguilar 18 hours ago

    5 Pieces Of Tech That Prove Quality Matters More Than Price

    Don’t let a low price tag fool you when buying tech. Understand the hidden costs of cheap gadgets and why durability pays off in the long run.

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  • Widgets on an iPhone Home Screen.
    By Yash Wate 20 hours ago

    5 Built-In iPhone Widgets That Are More Useful Than You Think

    Before downloading more apps, take a second look at the widgets your iPhone already offers. Several of them are far more useful than most people realize.

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  • An iPhone showing the stock keyboard and a message conversation, out of focus plant in the foreground
    By Adnan Ahmed 21 hours ago

    The iPhone Keyboard Has Major Flaws, But You Don't Have To Use It

    For years now, the iPhone keyboard has had some pretty consistent issues, most notably to do with responsiveness. Are there any alternatives?

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  • A man and a woman shopping for a vacuum cleaner in a store
    By Caroline Anschutz 22 hours ago

    This Is Considered The Best Vacuum Cleaner Brand By Customer Satisfaction

    While various vacuum brands claim to be the best in their marketing, the brand consumers actually like the most varies by the type of vacuum.

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  • Closeup of ChatGTP icon
    By Jon Dempsey 22 hours ago

    How To Use ChatGPT To Give Your Language Learning A Boost

    ChatGPT isn’t just a chatbot. With the right approach, it can become a surprisingly useful tool for learning a new language faster and more confidently.

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  • Blue Angels fighter jets flying upside down
    By Nate Williams 24 hours ago

    Why Fighter Jets Fly Upside Down – And How They Pull It Off

    You've almost certainly seen a fighter jet fly upside down if you've been to an air show, but how exactly do they perform this seemingly impossible feat?

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  • Cup of coffee sitting atop a pile of coffee beans
    By Patrick Phillips 1 day ago

    5 Surprisingly Good Coffee Gadgets You Didn't Realize Existed

    Looking to get die-hard into being a coffee aficionado? Consider these five surprisingly good coffee gadgets to help make your perfect brew.

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  • various docks on a MacBook Air
    By Jowi Morales 1 day ago

    Common Mistakes People Make With Docking Stations (And How To Avoid Them)

    Docks and hubs can offer a great fix for your laptop's shrinking complement of ports, but not all of them will be equally compatible or useful to you.

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  • Woman using a laptop on a table
    By Olasubomi Gbenjo 1 day ago

    AI Browsers Face A New Kind Of Attack, And It Puts Your Privacy At Risk

    Despite promises of ease and convenience, so-called AI browsers remain a horror-show of ever-growing security vulnerabilities.

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  • The iOS 26 update page on an iPhone.
    By Shane O'Neill 1 day ago

    This iOS 26 Trick Lets You Effortlessly Block Ads On Your iPhone

    There are many ways of blocking ads on your device, no matter what you use. And there's a clever new trick available for users on iOS 26 that's worth trying.

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  • Close-up of person's hand holding iPhone
    By Nate Williams 2 days ago

    These Are Some Of The Most Reliable Prepaid Phone Services (According To Real Users)

    If you're looking to invest in a prepaid phone plan, it may behoove you to read up on what real-world users have to say about which service is best.

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  • Person pointing a spray paint can directly at the camera
    By Rob Rich 2 days ago

    4 Potential Spray Paint Health Risks & What To Do If You Experience Them

    Many projects include spray painting, but if you don't protect yourself properly, there are health risks. Here's what to do if you experience them.

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  • inkbird sous vide machine
    By Quina Baterna 2 days ago

    5 Luxury Gadgets That Take The Stress Out Of The Holidays

    Holidays can get overwhelming fast, but the right small comforts can make a big difference in how you cook, clean and welcome people into your home.

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  • Close up of a person driving Skoda Octavia car wearing leather gloves with large dashboard display computer featuring CarPlay
    By Emma Street 2 days ago

    6 CarPlay Settings That Are Messing With Your Experience

    Apple's CarPlay is meant to make your drive easier, not more fiddly. There are some defaults you can change to make things work smoother for you.

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  • A kitchen faucet with ice dripping instead of water
    By Caroline Anschutz 2 days ago

    Boiling Water Isn't The Answer To Frozen Pipes – Here's What To Do Instead

    Did you forget to leave the heat on or a faucet dripping and now you have a frozen pipe on your hands? Boiling water isn't the answer. Here's what to do.

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  • A woman holding a box of electrical goods
    By Charlie Berrey 2 days ago

    Don't Use The Garage – Here's Where To Store Electronics In Winter

    Storing tech in the garage is the default for most, but it can be a dangerous proposition during the cold winter months. Here's what you should do instead.

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  • Thermal scan of a home on a tablet
    By Erynn Ruiz 2 days ago

    13 Handy Ways To Use A Thermal Camera Around The Home And Garage

    Surprising ways a thermal camera can flag home and car issues before they get costly, giving you a clearer picture behind the walls and under the hood.

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  • Cessna Citation jet taking off in Wyoming
    By Mike Garrett 2 days ago

    Who Owns Cessna And Where Are Its Jets Built?

    Cessna is well-known for it's 172 Jayhawk, but who exactly owns the company, and where are its jets built? Here's everything you need to know.

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  • Shoppers outside of a Costco store
    By Christopher Baggett 2 days ago

    Here's What Actually Happens To Returned Items At Costco

    With how many products Costco sales, there's bound to be returns, but what happens to all of the items? Thankfully, they all don't go to waste.

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