Why The Military Wants To Build Quantum Computers
The Pentagon sees quantum computing as the key to battlefield dominance and next-generation secure communication.
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Nadeem Sarwar
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Should You Be Worried About Burn-In On OLED TVs And Monitors?
Burn-in is rare on OLED TVs and monitors in a home setting, but can happen if there are static elements on the screen for an extended period.
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10 Of The Best Phone Cameras Available In 2025, Tested And Ranked By Price
You might think that all smartphone cameras are somewhat similar, but some really punch above their weight.
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No License Required To Drive In 2026? Don't Believe Everything You See On TikTok
TikTok is known for videos going viral and today there's a new one that says drivers in the U.S. won't need a driver's license to drive starting in 2026. False.
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What Technology Is Used In A Cruise Ship's Overboard Detection System?
A father and daughter fell overboard from a cruise ship, triggering the ships man overboard system, which alerted the ship's crew to the event.
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This Tiny MIT Chip Could Be The Next Big Thing For 5G
5G networks have been around for some time, but that doesn't mean there aren't still breakthroughs with 5G. An MIT research team made such a breakthrough.
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What Is The Meta Xbox VR Headset & Why Is It So Expensive?
While Microsoft hasn't thrown its hat into the ring with dedicated gaming VR hardware, the Meta Xbox VR headset bridges the gap. But why is it so expensive?
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Here's Why RC Helicopters Can Fly Upside Down (And Why Real Ones Don't)
RC helicopters have quite a few differences than passenger and military helicopters, which is why they can fly upside down. Here's what you need to know.
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Introducing TikTok Lite – The Faster, Data-Friendly Version Of Your Favorite App
For those struggling to browse TikTok on limited data or spotty network connections, the TikTok Lite variant can help deal with storage and data woes.
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AI Just Helped Design A CPU, Here's Why That Matters
Chip designing is a slow and expensive process but a team in China is using AI to do it much quicker. What does this mean for the future of computing?
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This Massive 60-Foot Magnet Could Be The Key To Fusion Energy
ITER has devised the technology that could unlock fusion energy, and they've done so with the aid of a 60-foot magnet. Here's how it works.
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Why The B-2 Spirit Stealth Military Bomber Costs Around 2 Billion Dollars
Military arsenal is expensive, and the United States's B-2 Spirit stealth bomber costs a whopping 2 billion dollars. Here are the reasons as to why.
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The McLaren F1 Used Real Gold In Its Engine: Here's Why
Did you know that the McLaren F1 used real gold in its engine? While it looks luxurious, it actually serves an important purpose. Here's what you need to know.
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How Samsung's Ultra-Slim Galaxy S25 Edge May Help Solve The Fold's Biggest Issue
It's difficult for a slim smartphone to pack high-quality cameras, powerful processor, and long battery life, but the Galaxy S25 Edge has done it.
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What Happens If A Tesla Battery Drains To Zero? (And Would It Be Bad For Its Health?)
Avoiding hitting a 0% charge on your Tesla battery is highly advisable according to drivers and the company.
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How 'Ground Resonance' Can Completely Destroy A Helicopter In Seconds
There is a little-known phenomenon that can make helcipter take-offs and landings particularly dangerous.
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Where Are TP-Link Routers Made And Why Does The US Government Want To Ban Them?
TP-Link has been facing scrutiny recently, with a potential ban on its routers on the cards. But why are they under threat, and where do they come from?
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The Very Real Danger Behind This Helicopter Lever (And What It's For, Explained)
A viral video in 2023 showed a helicopter pilot berating a passenger for trying to pull the lever above the cockpit. There's a very real danger of doing this.
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How Does A Fridge's Icemaker Work? A Look At The Tech Behind It All
We may take the icemaker in our refrigerator for granted, but there's some wild science and history behind the technology that reaches hundreds of years back.
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What Exactly Is A Creamy Keyboard?
If you love the idea of a mechanical keyboard, but can't tolerate the click-clack sound, then a creamy keyboard may be exactly what you're looking for.
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Oakley Meta Glasses Vs Ray-Ban Meta: What's The Difference?
Meta just launched the Oakley Meta Glasses, which is its latest generation of smart glasses. Here's how they compare to the previous models.
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Samsung's New Smart Home Tech Is Aimed At Making You Sleep Like A Dream
Samsung's sleep-conscious good'sleep mode on its air conditioners is getting supercharged if you also own a Samsung wearable. Here's how the feature works.
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This Camera Lens Was Never For Sale, But Here's Why It's Worth Millions
One of the most expensive camera lenses ever made is so rare that only three exist, and you're likely to never see them go up for sale to the general public.
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What Exactly Is A 'Planet Parade' And How Often Do They Happen?
In a planetary parade, you can the view multiple planets close to each other. However, on a special but rare few occasions, they appear to align.
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Why Are Old Airplanes Stored In The Desert?
If you've ever wondered why old airplanes are stored in deserts, there's a perfectly logical reason for it. It has everything to do with the dry climate.
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The Booze Carrier: The Story Of The Vodka-Cooled Soviet Jet
Ever heard of the supersonic Soviet jet with the nickname the 'Booze Carrier?' Well, let's just say it has a tipsy story, as it was vodka-cooled.
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What Does VF Stand For On Navy Squadrons?
Have you ever wondered what VF stands for on Navy squadrons? Instead of going digging for the explanation, here's everything you need to know.
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