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Many computer users like to use a virtual private network (VPN) when browsing the internet because it keeps their actions hidden from their ISP.
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Apple's been putting out high quality premium devices for decades now, but even with a brand as august as this one, not every launch has gone swimmingly.
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Smart gadget has become a catch-all term for users looking for feature-packed devices, but these devices failed to impress after making big promises.
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Battery-buffered chargers offer fast charging in areas where the grid may not support it, but downsides include waiting for the charger's own battery to charge.
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Before the Erie canal was completed in 1825, it could take around three weeks to ship perishable goods between New York and Buffalo.
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If your Apple AirPods are looking a bit used, that probably means it's time to give them a proper clean. Here's how to do this the right way.
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Your Android phone can now send audio to more ears than ever; no cables, no hand-offs, just seamless sharing among connected devices.
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Gold has properties that make it useful in electronic devices, but mining old cell phones and computers for the metal isn't practical for individuals.
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Google's Nest Audio And Mini Products Are Getting A Multi-Color Firmware Update
Users have noticed that Google's Nest audio, and its mini products, have received a multi-color firmware update, but that's not the only change.
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Everyone knows that smartphone security updates are important, but did you know that Samsung pledged to extend the update support for some of its phones?
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Smart technology is being incorporated into all sorts of kitchen appliances. One new product uses sensors to "see" how your food is being cooked.
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Refurbished Phones Have Grades — What's The Difference Between A, B And C?
Not all refurbished phones are created equal. Here’s how device grading helps buyers understand condition, quality, and price before they buy.
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iPad Owners Can Finally Access Stage Manager With iPadOS 26 - But There's A Big Catch
iPadOS 26 has rolled out Stage Manager with its multi-window functionality to all iPads that support the OS, but there might be a catch. Here's what we know.
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This Popular Jackery Power Station Is On Sale At Amazon - Here's How Long It's Cheaper & What Reviews Say About It
Power stations can be extremely useful, but they often come with hefty price tags. Interested buyers might like to know a popular Jackery model is on sale.
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Microsoft Will Be Ending Support For This Popular Software In October 2026
One popular Office app is heading into retirement -- there’s a hard deadline you’ll want to plan around if you still use it.
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Compressed air is very handy to have, but it's not something many of us use that regularly. Thus, it's worth knowing whether opened cans ever expire.
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Whether you’re at home, on the road, or stuck in a weak coverage zone, here’s how to bring your cell signal back with reliable fixes that work.
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Some iPhone settings drive users up the wall. Learn which features people find most annoying and what you can actually do to fix or disable them.
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Some users are enjoying the iOS 26 update and all of its new fancy features. If it's actually slowing down your phone, however, there is a way to fix it.
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5 Free Apps Every Kindle Owner Should Have
Turn your Kindle into a smarter reading companion with free apps that manage books, sync notes, and simplify your reading life.
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5 Lowe's Gadgets That Are Actually Worth Buying
We've sifted through the thousands of electronic gadgets available at Lowe's to find a few that might actually make your life easier.
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Germany Is Counting On This Tech To Solve Its Drone Problem
Germany is stepping up its counter-drone strategy, deploying cutting-edge air-defense tech and coordinated efforts between military and police forces.
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Japan's Newest Power Plant Turns Seawater Into Electricity – Here's How It Works
Fukuoaka's osmotic power plant is supplied by local desalination facilities and uses a natural process to generate modest amounts of power.
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Walmart Is Deploying Ambient IoT To Help Keep Track Of All Its Items Across Stores
Walmart is looking to improve and streamline its stock management and supply chain, bringing in ambient IoT to help manage all the items it sells.
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CCD sensors were once all the rage in digital photography, but they have since been replaced by CMOS technology. Why did the industry end up switching?
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There are drones for all sorts of purposes these days, but these Japanese ones are built for agriculture, and they have one very specific job.
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Worried About NYC Ditching The MetroCard? Here's How Its OMNY Replacement Works
New York City is retiring the MetroCard for public transport, with OMNY taking its place. You can still buy a physical OMNY card, but you don't need to.
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