Here's How Apple Came Up With The Name 'Siri'
A fact worthy of your next trivia night: Apple did not come up with the name Siri, nor was Siri originally built for the iPhone, surprising as that may sound.
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Why The Michelin Man Mascot Has White Tires Instead Of Black
We can't be alone in wondering, why is the Michelin mascot an anthropomorphic stack of tires, and bright white? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Stream Formula 1 Online From Anywhere With ExpressVPN
The 2025 Formula 1 season is underway, but geo-blocks could keep you from watching the live coverage. Don't worry, ExpressVPN can help with that.
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Why Are Ships Given Female Names? A Look At The Tradition's History
Ever wondered why ships are often given female names? Explore the historical roots and cultural reasons behind this maritime tradition.
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What Does The Michelin Star Restaurant Rating Have To Do With A Tire Company?
What do Michelin Star restaurants have to do with the major tire company? There's a long history of how this came to be. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Did Old Airplanes Have Black Noses?
Vintage airplanes had a distinctive look thanks to their black nose, but you may be wondering why they were painted black and why that's no longer the standard.
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What Does It Mean On YouTube TV When It Says 'Streaming Limit Reached?'
If you've been running into a wall with YouTube TV telling you "Streaming Limit Reached," there's a reason for that. Thankfully, it's also an easy fix.
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How Did TVs Become So Cheap? A Brief Look At The Evolution Of The Technology
While plenty of things have gotten more expensive over the years, TVs are not one of them-- why does a mid-range TV cost roughly the same now as it did in 2005?
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Male Vs. Female USB Ports: What's The Difference?
If you've got a manual on USB ports or have watched any kind of video, you may have heard them referred to as Male or Female ports. Here's what that means.
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Why Did Instagram Discontinue The Ability To Follow Hashtags?
Users noticed in 2024 that they were no longer able to follow hashtags on Instagram, despite the platform offering it as a feature for years. What happened?
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How To Send (And View) Hidden Texts With Invisible Ink On iPhone
Want to send a message to someone but keep a little bit of mystery? Invisible Ink lets you do just that. Here's how to use it when sending a message.
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What Does LTE Stand For? The Meaning Behind The Acronym (And Why It's Used)
LTE may not be as common as it once was, thanks to the rise of 4G and 5G, but the standard is still very important for all manner of cell phone technology.
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Here's What To Do If You Get A USB Port, Drive, Or Cable Wet
Got a wet USB port, drive, or cable? It can be scary, but the right actions will prevent damage. Here’s what to do right away to safely recover your device.
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Who Owns Duracell And Where Are The Car Batteries Made?
Duracell has a very long history, well before its time with car batteries, and you might be interested to know where they're made.
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No Longer Need Your Old Apple Lightning Cables? Here's What To Do With Them
USB-C is finally more prominent in the Apple ecosystem than the Lightning Connector, but what does that mean for your old Lightning Cables?
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How To Unsubscribe From Emails On Gmail (One At A Time And In Bulk)
Does your Gmail inbox get flooded every day with emails you never subscribed to, or are just plain tired of getting? Here's how to end the deluge.
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Who Makes Hisense Soundbars & Are They Good Sound Quality? (Here's What Owners Say)
Hisense is one of the most recognizable brand in electronics, and its soundbars are sure to appeal to users wanting an upgrade on a budget, but are they good?
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Are B Batteries A Thing? Here's Why You've Likely Never Seen Them
If you don't think B batteries exist, you're not alone. The truth is, they're real, but just a lot less common than other types of power we use today.
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What Is Bridge Mode On A Router? Here's What It Means
Wondering what Bridge Mode on your browser settings means? Learn what it is, how it works, when to use it, and potential security risks.
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6 Ways To Use Your Router's USB Port
Your router has a USB port that you may have used for a few menial tasks, but it actually has a lot more features and uses than you may have realized.
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MacBook Speakers Crackling? 8 Fixes & Troubleshooting Tips To Try
Here we break down the common causes of crackling MacBook speakers, from bugs and outdated audio drivers, to dust sneaking into your grilles.
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7 Of The Best Substack Alternatives For Sending Newsletters
Substack started as a creator's dream but morphed into a crowded marketplace, luckily there are some alternatives.
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Can Magnets Really Damage Electronics? What You Need To Know
You may have heard warnings about keeping magnets close to electronic devices. These were especially common in the 80s and 90s. Do they still apply today?
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AutoFull M6: Meet The Gaming Chair That's Actually Got Your Back
Spending long hours in front of your computer of gaming console can be fun, but also hard on your body. This gaming chair looks to change all that.
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6 Creative Uses For Midjourney AI, According To Users
Generative AI is transforming the creative landscape for amateurs and professionals alike, and this is what Midjourney users are actually doing.
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Why Netflix Keeps Saying Your Device Isn't A Part Of The Household (And How To Fix It)
The Netflix crackdown on password sharing has made a lot of people and households unhappy, but there are a few easy and free ways to make it work.
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How To Recover Deleted Files On Google Docs
Google Docs is an incredibly convenient word processor, and a number of forward thinking tools mean you may be able to save docs you mistakenly deleted.
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