Don't Suffer With A Slow Water Heater – Try These Solutions Instead
If you don't take care of them, water heaters can become a bit of a nuisance, taking a little too long to heat up water. What's the next step?
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Future Android Update Could Make Your Notifications More Private Than Ever
Privacy comes in many forms, including keeping your notifications hidden from people around you. An upcoming Android feature could make that a reality.
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Apple's AI Pin Might Actually Be Worth Wearing (No, Hear Me Out)
There have been some pretty public failures in the wearable AI arena, but Apple's pin might change all of that. Here's what could make it a success.
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Your Amazon Fire Stick May Be In The Wrong HDMI Port — Here's How To Know
Modern TVs come equipped with multiple HDMI ports on them. So to get the best visuals from your devices, it's good to know the data transfer speeds of each.
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NASA's Ultra-Quiet X-59 Aircraft Just Took To The Skies For The First Time
Quesst is the result of a joint venture between Lockheed Martin and NASA to build a supersonic aircraft that can fly over land. It just took off.
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We Finally Know What Caused The Verizon Outage, And It Wasn't What Many Assumed
In mid-January 2026, a cellular outage affected millions of Verizon customers. Many people assumed it was due to a cyberattack, but that wasn't the case.
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What's The Difference Between Marine & Automotive Engines?
Your car and your motorboat both rely on engines to move, but both vehicles use very different types of engines in order to propel themselves.
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5 High Quality (And Cheap) Ikea Products Users Say Are Actually Worth Buying
Ikea is already a fan-favorite location for budget furniture, but these other items are surprisingly cheap and, according to users, high-quality.
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This Country Has The Largest Oil Reserve In The World
Despite geopolitical upheaval, sanctions, and military action, this South American state's proven oil reserves remain colossal.
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Not AT&T, Not Verizon: This Is JD Power's Overall Best In Wireless Network Quality
Last year, Verizon was the leading wireless network provider in multiple regions around the United States, but this year it passes the crown.
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The Costco Rule That Makes TV Returns Easier Than At Most Major Retailers
Costco can provide you with great deals on TVs plus, if you need to return it, it has a trick up its sleeve that can give you peace of mind.
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8 Essential Things To Have On Hand At Home Before A Winter Storm Hits
There's a chance of a severe storm every winter that threatens to knock out the power, block the roads, and even trap residents in their home.
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This Best-Selling Camera Is A Hidden Bargain You May Not Know About
With stunning retro looks and a large viewing screen, this modestly specced and attractively priced camera is taking Japan by storm.
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Ego Vs Ryobi: Who Makes The Best Leaf Blower?
If you're looking for a solid cordless leaf blower this fall, you can do far worse than EGO or Ryobi. But between the two, one particular model is on top.
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Hidden In A University Closet Was An Important Relic Experts Thought Was Lost Forever
A chance discovery in a university storage space revealed a long-lost artifact with major implications for the history of modern computing.
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China Is Quietly Building The World's Largest Hydropower System
China is no stranger to massive civil engineering projects, but its latest hydropower effort is impressively large, even by its own lofty standards.
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7 Of The Best Websites To Find And Download eBooks For Free
Filling up your new e-reader with books to take on vacation can get pricey. Here are eight websites that you can find new and old eBooks free of charge.
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What Happens To Returned Products At Walmart? Here's Where They Actually Go
Lots of people return like-new items simply because they weren't what they thought they were. You can buy these products from stores like Walmart at a discount.
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High-Speed Rail Connecting Las Vegas To California Gets A New Finish Date
We got a timeline update for the high-speed rail line connecting Los Angeles to Las Vegas, and it's not great. Here's what you need to know.
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This Is The World's Largest Land Vehicle
The world's largest land vehicle may surprise you, as it's not a car or a plane, but a colossal excavator designed with a very specific purpose in mind.
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Are iPhone 'Fast Chargers' Bad For Your Battery In The Long Run?
Fast charging is convenient, but it raises questions about heat, battery wear, and long-term iPhone health. Here’s what actually matters and why.
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3 Popular Apps You Still Can't Use With Apple CarPlay
Apple CarPlay supports many apps, but some popular services are still missing due to safety rules, design limits, and platform restrictions.
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Are LAN Cables The Same As Ethernet Cables?
When it comes to wired networks, you'll often hear people using "LAN cables" and "Ethernet cables" interchangeably, but are they actually the same thing?
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These Are Some Of The Most Reliable Used Laptop Brands You Can Buy
Shopping for a used laptop but don't know where to start? Your best bet is to choose one that has a reputation for being both durable and reliable.
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Flip-Style Vs Book-Style Folding Phones: What's The Difference?
Foldable phones are becoming more and more popular, with two main styles dominating the market. But what separates flip- and book-style foldables?
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16 iPad Apps That Will Aim To Improve Your Tablet Time In 2026
If you feel like you aren't managing your tablet time to the best of your abilities, there are apps that can help with that. Here are 16 of our favorites.
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AirPods Are Great For iPhone Users, But Smart Money Buys These Wireless Earbuds Instead
If you're looking for really good sound on a budget, we have a suggestion for you that is tiny, inexpensive, has good sound, and it currently on sale.
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