The Strange History Surrounding Cicada 3301: The Internet's Most Complex Puzzle
A decade ago, a series of convoluted puzzles claimed to be looking for "highly intelligent individuals." Was Cicada 3301 a recruiting tool or merely a prank?
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Can You Replace The Nintendo Switch Battery At Home?
Like any device, the Nintendo Switch's battery can lose its potency after plenty of use. While Nintendo will replace batteries itself, is there a DIY option?
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How To Change Your Xbox Gamertag (And How Much It'll Cost)
Your Xbox gamertag can be changed beyond the inital console setup, but it will cost you. Here's how to do it.
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Reasons Why Your Chromecast Keeps Disconnecting (And How To Fix It)
If you're trying to watch something on your Google Chromecast and having trouble, we've got some tips and suggestions that might help smooth things out.
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To produce detailed sound, you require a larger footprint than is possible in your ultra-thin TV. What you need is a soundbar and subwoofer combo.
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The Raspberry Pi Project That'll Help You Sleep Better At Night
White noise is a great way to have a relaxing sleep, but white noise generators can be expensive. Instead, try this DIY project you can build on the cheap.
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How To Enable The New Personalized Volume Feature On Your AirPods
The new Adapative Audio feature on Apple's AirPods Pro 2 automatically adjusts the volume depending on your current listening environment. Here's how to use it.
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5 Of The Most Expensive Nintendo Switch Accessories, Ranked
There is a wide range of thoughtfully designed, high-spec products with hefty price tags available for your Switch.
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3 Of The Best VPN Services To Use On Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
If you're looking for additional protection or the ability to access geo-restricted content on your Fire TV stick, here are some apps worth checking out.
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Netflix's Latest Price Increase Targets Basic And Premium Subscribers
If you're still clinging to your old Basic plan, prepare yourself. Netflix says both Basic and Premium customers will pay more starting now.
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The Chrome Address Bar Just Added New Features You'll Use Every Day
Today, Google has added new features to the Chrome address bar on desktop and IOS and Android devices, including autocorrect, site suggestions, and more.
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YouTube Revamps News To Put Focus On Authoritative Sources
In an attempt to curb the spread of misinformation, while upping views and keeping folks informed, YouTube is revamping its News section with new features.
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Twitter's Latest Test Puts Some New Users In Read-Only Mode Unless They Pay
X, formerly known as Twitter, is testing a controversial idea: requiring users to pay a small annual fee in order to access basic features like posting.
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5 Of The Best Songs To Test Headphones And Speakers Before You Buy
These five songs are excellent contenders to figure out if your headphones or speakers are up to snuff.
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YouTube Is Rolling Out Dozens Of New Features Including An Audio Stabilizer
YouTube is rolling out a bunch of new features, including an audio stabilizer, profile updates, a Lock Screen, subscriber light-up animation, and much more.
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Netflix Game Streaming Beta Heads To More Screens In US: Here's What's Compatible
If you were one of the lucky ones in the U.S. to try Netflix's game streaming beta testing, then this is what you need to know before you can play.
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Intel's 14th Gen Raptor Lake Processors Add More Cores Without A Price Bump
Intel has unveiled the 14th-generation processors for desktops, boasting creative boosts for productivity tasks, as well as boosts to gaming performance.
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Analogue's Next FPGA Console Will Bring Nintendo 64 Into The Modern Era
Analogue's next FPGA console will bring Nintendo 64 into the modern era, coming in 2024. There is no region lock, and games are available in every region.
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How To Check Your CPU Speed On A Windows PC
Are you getting all the power from your computer's CPU that was advertised? Before you go shopping, check your current processor speed using a simple procedure.
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Your Fire TV Hasn't Been Hacked: Here's What's Probably Happening
While it is possible your Fire TV can be hacked, there isn't much the hacker can do with it. So, if your Fire TV is acting weird, this could be why.
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Every Major Acoustic Guitar Brand Ranked From Highest To Lowest Rated
From Kurt Cobain to Paul McCartney, the acoustic guitar is essential to the music experience. Let's rank the 12 biggest acoustic guitar brands out there.
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4 Alternatives To The Amazon Fire TV Stick Worth Checking Out
If you're interested in a streaming device but would rather avoid Amazon's Fire ecosystem, there's good news. You'll find plenty of alternatives.
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5 Creative Ways To Use Virtual Reality At Home
While the world of VR has often been used in a business sense or playing video games, there are a lot of creative ways to use your VR headset at home.
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How To Get Free TV Channels On Your Samsung TV Without An Antenna
If you don't have an antenna or a cable box, don't worry. You can still get free channels on your Samsung TV thanks to a bunch of apps.
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How To Tell If Your Gaming Laptop Is Overheating (And How To Fix It)
Warming is normal in a gaming laptop, but more severe heat could be indicative of a larger problem with your system.
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The Benefit Of Traveling With Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
If you're frequenting hotels on work trips, or are just a nomad, watching TV doesn't have to be a chore in every new room when bringing your Fire TV Stick.
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5 Of The Highest Rated Noise-Canceling Headphones Under $100
Noise-canceling headphones can air on the expensive side but these five are budget-friendly without sacrificing quality.
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