How To Clean A Light Bulb, According To The Experts
Sometimes even lightbulbs need a good cleaning. Here's everything you need to know about cleaning both filament bulbs and LED bulbs around your home.
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What Is Call Filtering On iOS 26 And How Do You Turn It On?
iOS 26 added more than just design changes. One hidden update helps you manage unwanted calls and it might save you from spam overload.
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There are a range of alleged DIY fixes for cracked phone screens, and one of them is to apply super glue. It makes sense on paper, but is it a good idea?
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Delta's CEO Explains Why Air Traffic Control Systems Are Slowing Down Our Flights
Delta’s CEO says there’s a surprising reason flights are taking longer today than they did decades ago, and it has little to do with the planes.
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Apple's Bringing Back An iPad Feature You Probably Missed In iPadOS 26.1
iPadOS 26.1 promises a number of changes to Apple's popular tablet operating system, but you may have missed that it also brought back one missing feature.
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NYC Is A Graveyard For Abandoned Boats – But Now They're Digging Up The Dead
The New York City coastline is covered with boats, including many which have been abandoned for a variety of reasons, but a new program seeks to clean it up.
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How Many Fighter Jets Can A US Aircraft Carrier Hold?
Aircraft carriers are the most formidable ships ever created and changed the face of military combat, but how many jets can their decks actually hold?
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Buc-ee's has a become the destination for die-hard fans of its unique food options and adorable mascot, but a new chain may be positioned as a rival.
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5 Of The Best iPad Accessories Of 2025 So Far (According To Users)
Find out which new iPad accessories in 2025 users actually love. From folio cases to power banks, these picks boost productivity and travel convenience.
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What Is The Digital ID Passport Feature In iOS 26, And How Does It Work?
With iOS 26, Apple is offering users even more options to have digital copies of official documents. iOS 26 now supports a digital passport.
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Google Wants Its Latest AI Tool To Find And Fix Vulnerable Code Before It Becomes A Problem
AI poses a huge threat to the cybersecurity ecosystem, but Google's new AI-powered tool aims to fight fire with fire and fix code before it gets exploited.
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5 Of The Best USB Gadgets Of 2025 So Far (According To Users)
Innovative manufacturers and designers are always developing new USB innovations., and their latest gadgets can add value and convenience to your day.
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The Most Mass-Produced Invention In The World Isn't What You Think
From wheels to smartphones, humanity has created billions of things. But one invention dwarfs them all in sheer numbers. And you use it every single day.
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A Texas City Is Relocating A 400-Year-Old Tree, And It'll Be Using Some High-Tech Equipment To Do It
The city of Kyle, Texas has made the decision to relocate a 400-year-old oak tree, but in order for it to be successful, they need to use high-tech equipment.
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Why Does CarPlay Keep Disconnecting Randomly? (And Fixes To Try)
Having trouble with CarPlay disconnecting when trying to use your iPhone in your car? Here's where you should check first to try to fix CarPlay.
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5 Mini Power Banks That Can Fit In Your Purse Or Pocket
Power banks are basically a second battery you can bring everywhere with you, but you're unlikely to do so when they don't even fit in your pockets.
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Open Printer: The Repairable & Customizable Printer Looking To Replace Your Old Hardware
Frustrated by printers that stop working when you don't renew your subscription? Meet the open-source alternative aiming to change how we print forever.
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Major Heated Jacket Brands, Ranked By User Reviews
Warm up for the holidays with these major heated jacket brands, ranked by user reviews, no matter the use case.
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5 Android Products Worth Buying Used, And 3 To Avoid
The Android ecosystem is a vast and varied place, filled with all sorts of devices. And while new ones are always coming out, newer doesn't always mean better.
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Tired Of Blurry Photos? Here's How To Clean Your Phone Camera Lenses The Proper Way
If your phone photos keep coming out blurry, it might just be a dirty lens. Lenses should be cleaned and maintained regularly for quality photos.
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Connecticut Is Cracking Down On E-Bike Laws For All Bike Classes And Ages
As e-bikes have gained in popularity, they've also been the result of more accidents. New regulations in Connecticut are looking to ensure safety for riders.
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5 Samsung Galaxy Flip7 Alternatives That Are More Affordable
Looking for cheaper foldable options? Here are solid Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 alternatives that balance performance, design, and price without big compromises.
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How To Hard Reset An iPad (Any Model) - And Why You Might Want To
Is your iPad not responding, not powering on, or just generally being a nuisance? Sometimes a hard reset is necessary, and it's very easy to perform.
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Radio frequency identification (RFID) is widely used in every day items, including credit cards, to make life a little bit easier for everyone.
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This Is Why Pilots Leave Their Cockpit Doors Open Before Takeoff
You may have noticed airline pilots often leave the cockpit door open while passengers board and deplane; this isn't so you can duck your head in and say hi.
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The World's Largest Cruise Ship Is On The Water - Here's How She Stands Out Compared To Others
The Legend of the Seas is now the world’s largest cruise ship. Learn how it measures up to other Icon Class vessels and what makes it different from the rest.
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Cheese Makers Are Putting Edible Microchips In Your Food - And Here's Why
We pay close attention to the preservatives and additives that are now a part of our food, but some cheese makers are actually adding microchips. Here's why.
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