What Is Phantom Sense? The Unique VR Sensory Experience Explained
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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The Video Game Even Queen Elizabeth II Couldn't Resist
In 2008, an amusing story about Queen Elizabeth playing Wii games surfaced, and it wasn't too long after that when a gold-plated console for her was revealed.
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The Big Health Mistake Most Smartwatch Wearers Are Making
Using a smartwatch can give you important health data you might not have access to otherwise, but you may be missing one huge aspect of the wearable.
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5 Of The Longest-Range Missiles In The World (And The Countries That Own Them)
While rarely deployed against military targets, long-range missiles are a critical part of the defensive posture for the world's preeminent military powers.
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The Best Home Air Purifiers (For Every Budget)
Air purifiers are an easy way to keep allergens and germs at bay, whether they stem from animals or children, or even wildfires and environmental events.
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5 iPhone Apps To Help Stay Updated On Current Events
It can be tough to quickly find reliable news these days, but these iPhone apps can help you keep up with your favorite sites or introduce you to new ones.
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Earth's Umbrella: How A Solar Shield Tethered To An Asteroid Could Fight Climate Change
Scientists are mulling over an innovative way to shield the Earth from harmful sun events, which may also have climate change effects.
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4 Of The Best iPhone Apps You May Have Missed In 2025
Your iPhone home screen is likely missing these four brilliant iOS tools. Here are the most underrated productivity and creativity apps released last year.
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Philippine Navy Weapon Disables Enemies With 'Extremely Loud Disturbing Sound'
Sonic weapons can be useful for more than just crowd control, and are being used as a valuable non-lethal deterrent on the high seas.
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Why Some Of The Coolest Android Phones Aren't Sold In The U.S.
There are several Android phone brands, such as Samsung and Motorola, but some of the coolest ones aren't sold on U.S. soil. Here are the reasons why.
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This Apple Watch Is $400 Off On Amazon, If You Can Grab It In Time
The Apple Watch rarely gets discounts, let alone one this steep. If you're in the market for a premium Apple smartwatch, now is the time to pull the trigger.
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AI Says It'll Kill To Survive - Here's Its Reasoning Behind That Decision
In recent tests, scientists have discovered that, if given the right prompts, AI can sometimes produce some pretty chilling comments. Here's why that happens.
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Changing These 3 Settings Will Immediately Make Your AirPods Pro Sound Better
Apple's AirPods Pro might sound pretty good right out of the box, but there are a few lesser-known settings that can make them sound even better.
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The World's Largest Battery Will Actually Use Rust To Power Google's Data Center
As AI’s energy demands surge, Google is backing an unexpected breakthrough that uses rust to reimagine how massive batteries store power.
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China's Solid-State EV Batteries Hit The Road – Here's How Far They Claim To Go
Chinese automakers are planning to start testing solid-state EV batteries in 2026, with one claiming massive energy density and range improvements.
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Dear Bored Windows Users: The Time To Give Mac A Try Has Finally Arrived
The new MacBook Neo isn't just an affordable laptop -- it's also a way for Apple to bring disaffected Windows users over into the macOS ecosystem.
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Comes With Some Powerful Camera Upgrades
Samsung's new flagship might look the same, but the imaging hardware got a massive boost. Here is the secret to its unbelievable stabilization.
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Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Could Redeem Liquid Glass
If Apple's rumored touchscreen MacBook comes to fruition, we might finally see just what the company had in mind with its controversial Liquid Glass design.
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4 iPadOS Widgets You Should Add ASAP
If you are a person who uses your iPad daily for work or leisure, there are several iPadOS widgets worth installing. Here are four of our favorites.
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This Smartphone Lets You Use Windows, But Is Far From A New Windows Phone
A phone that can run three different operating systems and connect to external displays sounds too good to be true -- and it might just be.
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This Samsung Display Could Be The Key To A Foldable iPhone With No Crease
The most annoying part of your phone is about to disappear. Find out which breakthrough is paving the way for a "crease-free" foldable iPhone experience.
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Tesla Driver Makes First-Ever Full Self Driving Trip From LA To New York
Despite the controversy and legitimate concerns surrounding Tesla's Full Self-Driving, how did it fare on a 3,000+ mile coast-to-coast roadtrip?
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Big Changes Are Coming To Ford In 2026
From scrapped EVs to Formula 1 tech and battery ambitions, Ford’s 2026 roadmap is full of sharp turns. Not all of them point where you’d expect.
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This Country Has The Largest Uranium Reserve In The World
With the world's energy production diversifying away from fossil fuels, uranium and nuclear power is more important than ever.
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China's Massive Open-Sea Solar Plant Is Changing More Than The Power Grid
A massive open-sea solar plant is under construction in China, designed to power millions of homes and test how floating solar works at scale.
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This Camera Lets You 'Time Travel' Through Photography's Most Iconic Eras
Some cameras have dials to help you set the focus, or the exposure, but this latest camera lets you set it to a specific era to capture the magic.
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Texas' Plan To Stop Fake License Plates Isn't Working As Intended
A new Texas law went into effect in July 2025 with the goal of cutting back on license plate fraud, but it's not doing what authorities hoped.
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