How Many People Fall Off Cruise Ships Each Year?
Falling overboard a cruise ship is likely the stuff of nightmares for some. But is it really a common enough occurence to worry about? Here's the story.
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Can Anyone See Your Pictures On Google Photos Or Are They Private?
Google Photos is a wonderful app to store and share any pictures taken or videos made. However, its settings for sharing can be a little confusing.
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The Pros And Cons Of Google's Pixel 8a
While it's a mid-range smartphone, the Google Pixel 8a, is a worthy and affordable Android option. However, there are pros and cons you should know.
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Why Many PC Gamers Still Prefer HD Monitors Over 4K
There are several high-quality 4k gaming monitors on the market, but it seems that PC gamers still prefer HD monitors instead. Here are the reasons as to why.
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Did You Get A Suspicious Text About An Amazon Return? Here's What's Happening
If you're uncertain about that text message from "Amazon" you just received, you're right to be suspicious. Here's the story of this latest scam.
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Why Windows Isn't The Ideal OS For Gaming Handhelds
If you're a PC gamer, you're likely a Windows user, too. But Microsoft's OS has issues that make it a poor choice, especially for gaming handhelds. Here's why.
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What Are The Benefits Of Hall Effect Keyboards And Are They Good For Everyday Use?
These are some of the benefits of Hall effect keyboards, how they compare to mechanical switches, and if they’re ideal for daily users.
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What You Can Expect From The New PlayStation Portable Hardware According To Leaks
Details of the upcoming PlayStation handheld have not yet been confirmed, but leaks suggest 16GB of RAM, high-performance graphics, and a mid-range processor.
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How The Apple App Store Changed The Way We Get Software On Our Devices
Apple’s App Store changed software distribution in 2008, creating a global marketplace that reshaped how apps are discovered, bought, and updated.
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This Samsung Galaxy Watch7 Setting Can Seriously Extend Your Battery Life
Smarwatches like the Samsung Galaxy Watch7 offer great functionality, but battery life can be tricky to manage. Thankfully, there are ways to extend it.
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Which USB Port Type Is The Fastest & What Is Its Top Speed?
Wondering which USB port type is the fastest? Learn which one tops the speed charts and what its maximum transfer rate really is.
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The Dangerous Nvidia Cable Melting Problem, Explained
Heard about Nvidia GPU cables melting? Learn what causes this dangerous issue, which cards are affected, and how to avoid it.
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Galaxy Watch8 Classic Vs. Watch7: Is Samsung's Latest Worth The Upgrade?
If your still happy with your Galaxy Watch7, the Watch8 may not be worth the investment, especially as it comes with Gemini rather than Google Assistant.
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This Google Earth Feature Lets You Digitally 'Time Travel' - Here's How It Works
A DeLorean may not be able to take you back in time, but you can take a trip to the past on Google Earth.
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Which Useful Samsung Members App Features Disappear With The Most Recent Update?
Samsung is continuing its strategy of paring down features that aren't seeing as much use as the company had hoped. Here's what's leaving Samsung Members.
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Is Google Chrome Running Slow On Your Computer? You Might Need To Change This Setting
Enablin graphics acceleration can have a beneficial effect on web page responsiveness, although this will depend on your hardware and operating system.
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Your Android Phone Could Be Your Next Desktop PC: Here's How
In the future, your Android phone may replace your PC — here’s how that reality is quickly taking shape.
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Nvidia Users Can Fix Low Quality YouTube Videos With This RTX Feature
There are benefits to rocking some of the best names in the industry, as Nvidia offers an RTX feature to make low-quality videos look better even on YouTube.
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If You're Buying A New Android Phone In 2025, Stay Away From These Options
If you're shopping for a new phone now or will be soon, make sure you avoid these big red flags so you don't end up with a subpar Android experience.
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3 Cheap iPad Alternatives For Your Kids
It can be incredibly tempting to just give your kids an iPad and let them distract themselves, but there are some cheaper alternatives that are better suited.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Vs. Samsung Galaxy S25: Which Phone Has The Better Battery? (According To Reviews)
The Pixel 9 Pro and the Samsung Galaxy S25 represent the pinnacle of Android-powered smartphones for many users, but which one has the better battery?
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IEMs Vs. Wired Earbuds: What's The Difference Between These Earphones?
IEMs or wired earbuds—what’s the difference? Here’s how they stack up and which one might suit your listening style.
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Here's How You Can Play PC Games On Your Chromebook
Think Chromebooks aren't for gaming? Here’s how you can play PC titles right on your Chromebook—no fancy setup required!
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This Easy Trick Can Help Avoid The Most Annoying Issue With ChatGPT And Gemini
One of the biggest annoyances about AI is the way it speaks to the user, but you can use one built-in feature of ChatGPT and Gemini to fix this.
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Why Does Always On Display Move Around On Your Android Phone?
Always-on OLED displays are increasingly found in phones, but the screen can experience burn-in if an unchanging image is displayed in one place.
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Trump Mobile 47 Plan: 6 Wireless Plans That Are Still A Better Deal
On June 16, the Trump Organization announced the debut of Trump Mobile, a new service priced at $47.45 a month, but these other wireless plans offer more for your money.
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Will SteamOS Let You Avoid Windows On Gaming Handhelds?
The operating system isn't designed for handhels, so replacing a mouse and keyboard with joysticks and a D-pad can lead to interesting results.
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