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If you've never heard of phantom sense before, you might think it's a work of fiction, but you'd be wrong. It's actually a very real phenomenon.
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3D printing has opened up whole new avenues of creativity, for anything from simple tools to complex devices, but are there limits on what you should print?
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Have you ever wondered how they get cars, SUVs, and even trucks inside shopping malls? No, it's not magic, but it is done in a specific way.
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Can your iPhone double as a charger for your Apple Watch? With recent changes, it just might if you’ve got the right model and setup.
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You can find yourself swimming in unexpected costs if you realize too late that a previous owner didn't pay off their sales tax before you buy a pre-owned car.
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Using nuclear technology typically sounds destructive, but sometimes, explosions serve other purposes.
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America Online, once the pioneer of dial-up internet is shutting down its dial up service, as of September 2025. Here's why that's happening.
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Lithium-ion batteries can be a fire hazard, a big roadblock for electric vehicle adoption. Scientists at Drexel University may have found a low-cost solution.
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AT&T and its customers were victims of a major data breach in 2024. Now, those affected by the breach, are eligible for compensation, but read the fine print.
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If you've ever seen a new airplane, you may have noticed it had a coat of green-colored paint on it. Here's what that green paint is meant to do.
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If you've been wondering why the USS Enterprise still hasn't launched, there are a few different reasons behind the delay. Here's how long you'll be waiting.
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 reminds us that they can't teach us everything about foldables, but they can teach us this one thing: how to fold it in.
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Patrons of Norwegian Cruise Lines, like many other cruise ship liners, have been either stranded or immediately re-routed due to the recent tsunami warnings.
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Dropbox's is giving up on its password manager service, though it is offering discounts and avenues to transfer your data to another password manager.
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Smart glasses are getting better and some even claim they can replace your monitor. Here’s what sets them apart and where they still fall short.
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In this day in age, VPNs are vital to protect your personal information, but do free services like Opera work? Here's everything you need to know.
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Electric vehicle range is seriously impeded at temperatures below 40 Fahrenheit. This is partially due to cabin heating and slower chemical reactions.
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Are you considering getting Startlink? Before you do, it's important to know what the packages include and how much they cost. Here's what you need to know.
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A small mining town in North Caroline supplies 90% of one the key components that's in almost every phone and laptop in the world. Why is it so crucial?
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While ChatGPT and Grok are both AI chatbots, they work differently behind the scenes and have their own capabilities. Let's run down the differences.
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Polygraph tests can supposedly detect when a person is lying. But how can a machine do that, and can we really trust the results they provide?
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As much as you can chart the growth of smartphones over the past 10 years, the upward momentum has been in spite of these five trends.
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Rumors are swirling about Apple's hardware plans for 2026 and while it sounds exciting, we still think something is missing. Here's what you need to know.
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Parkinson's disease is best treated when detected early, but the cost of those tests makes that difficult. A new, 3D-printed pen may change everything.
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With Nvidia's RTX 5000, the lowest tier is the RTX 5050, a very budget friendly take on the hardware. But its low specs mean it's of questionable utility.
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Want to set a battery charge limit on your laptop? Learn if it’s possible, how it works, and why it can help extend battery lifespan.
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The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.
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