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  • Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition
    By Nadeem Sarwar 9 months ago

    Amazon Reveals Four New Kindles (Including The First Color Model) - Which Is Best For You?

    Amazon has just revealed four new kindles, including the first color model. Here's everything you need to know about the features, pricing, and release dates.

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  • iPhone's box in someone's hands
    By Pankil Shah 9 months ago

    How To Find Your iPhone's IMEI Number

    There are a number of reasons why you might need your iPhone's IMEI number, and you can find it even if you don't have your iPhone in hand. Here's how.

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  • HP Chromebook open on desk
    By Max Miller 9 months ago

    How To Turn Off Your Chromebook With Or Without The Keyboard

    If you're wondering how to power off your Chromebook, you're not alone. So, here's all the ways, with or without the keyboard.

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  • Breathomter CEO pitching sharks
    By Patrick Phillips 9 months ago

    What Happened To The Breathometer Breathalyzer From Shark Tank Season 5?

    Although the Breathometer boasted innovative technology to disrupt an industry, the end result couldn't deliver on the company's lofty promises.

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  • person voting
    By Cody D. Campbell 9 months ago

    Voting Machines: How They Work And How To Use One Correctly

    Voting machine technology has come quite a long way since the paper ballot and now includes a variety of different machines in various states.

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  • Snapchat logo on smartphone
    By Max Miller 9 months ago

    What Can You See With Snapchat Plus? Here's What You Need To Know

    Snapchat+ is aimed at the most dedicated users of the ghostly yellow app, and here's what it can do for you.

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  • Boeing 777X
    By Brad Hill 9 months ago

    Boeing 777 Vs. Airbus A350: How Do These Long Haul Twin-Jets Compare?

    In the long-haul competition, the Boeing 777 and the Airbus A350 reign supreme, but they're also different.

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  • Pixel 9 series phones
    By Nadeem Sarwar 9 months ago

    Android 15 Is Out Now: Six New Features You'll Want To Try

    Android 15 lands on Google-powered smartphones from today, and whether it's theft, notification overload, or privacy you care about, there's plenty to try.

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  • Apple Macbook sitting on a table
    By Erynn Ruiz 9 months ago

    The 11 Most Reliable Laptop Brands, Ranked

    It's one thing to have a laptop with powerful graphics or a long-lasting battery, but ultimately, the most important factor to consider is reliability.

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  • Amazon Echo devices
    By Cassidy Ward 9 months ago

    Things You Never Knew Your Amazon Echo Device Could Do

    Amazon Echo devices have quite a few tricks up their sleeves -- if only you know how to take advantage of them. Let's learn how to do just that.

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  • Apple's iPad mini A17 in hand
    By Damir Mujezinovic 9 months ago

    New iPad Mini 7th Gen Adds Apple Intelligence, But The Best Part Hasn't Changed

    The next generation iPad Mini gets an AI boost from Apple, along with new iPadOS 18 features, all for the same price as the previous-gen hardware.

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  • seiko tv watch
    By Jordan Wirth 9 months ago

    12 Of The Weirdest Gadgets Sold In The 1980s

    The 1980s are remembered for its outlandish fashions, incredible music, and, of course, awesome gadgets. Here are a few of the wildest inventions from the era.

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  • A box nd blanket on the ground outside
    By Samantha Catalano 9 months ago

    TikTok's Viral Cooling Blanket Sounds Too Good To Be True (So We Tried It)

    This viral cooling blanket is all over TikTok, but does it actually work? We tried it out to see if the hype is true.

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  • Aaron holding nPower PEG on Shark Tank
    By Mikael Trench 9 months ago

    What Happened To The nPower PEG From Shark Tank Season 4?

    Several new products and business ideas have appeared on "Shark Tank" but did nPower PEG have any luck? Here's what happened and where the company is now.

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  • Space X Super Heavy booster caught by chopsticks
    By Damir Mujezinovic 9 months ago

    Why SpaceX Ditched Landing Gear For 'Chopsticks' On Starship

    SpaceX made history when it successfully caught the Starship’s Super Heavy booster in “chopstick” arms. Here is why it no longer uses landing gear.

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  • cleaning desktop PC
    By Jowi Morales 9 months ago

    How To Prevent (And Clean) Dust Buildup In Your PC Tower

    Dust buildup may be why your CPU is overheating, so it's good to stop it from accumulating inside your PC case in the first place.

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  • Woman typing on a phone
    By Brad Hill 9 months ago

    What Is End-To-End Encryption And How Does It Work?

    If you want to make sure that your messages and data transfers are safe, looking for E2EE protocols can be a good place to start. Here's why.

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  • Fighter jet silhouettes over Israeli flag
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 9 months ago

    How Many Fighter Jets Does Israel Have, And What Kinds Are They?

    As a result of a long-running relationship between Israel and the U.S., the IAI has several American-made jets at its disposal across several fronts.

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  • Bike tire lighting up with Revolights
    By Mikael Trench 9 months ago

    What Happened To Revolights From Shark Tank Season 5?

    Founder Kent Frankovich brought Revolights to the Sharks, and the episode aired on March 7, 2014, as part of the show's fifth season.

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  • Three Amazon HD 8 tablets lined up in a row
    By Joe Hindy 9 months ago

    10 Of The Best Tablets For E-Book Reading In 2024, Ranked By Size

    Modern tablet will typically have all the bells and whistles, but when it comes to simply e-book reading, these SlashGear-recommended tablets are best.

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  • Kiddle home page on computer
    By Marinel Sigue 9 months ago

    What Is The Kiddle Search Engine And Is It Owned By Google?

    If you're looking for a way for your kids to seach the web safely, Kiddle could be the answer. But is it actually any good?

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  • Makita radio at job site
    By Samantha Catalano 9 months ago

    What Comes In Makita's Emergency Kit And Is It Worth It?

    Its important to have an emergency preparedness kit on hand, but is this $400 Makita product worth the cash? We're taking a look at each component to find out.

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  • Photos logo on an iPhone
    By Adnan Ahmed 9 months ago

    Can't See Shared Albums On Your Apple Device? Here's What To Know

    The ability to share a photo album on iPhone is yet another feature that extends to not just other Apple devices you own, but also to other people.

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  • USB connection illustration on a smartphone screen
    By Shikhar Mehrotra 9 months ago

    5 Common Ways To Fix Android's USB Tethering Issues

    If you don't have access to Wi-Fi on your PC, you can plug your Android phone into a USB port and use its mobile data via tethering. It can be tricky, though.

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  • Man sitting in tree
    By Samantha Catalano 9 months ago

    5 Amazon Gadgets To Consider For Hunting Season

    While some hunting gear is pretty obvious, there are a bunch of hunting gadgets available for sale on Amazon that you never even knew you needed.

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  • multiple dog seat belts models
    By Quina Baterna 9 months ago

    Seat Belts For Dogs: How To Choose The Right One (And What Our Testing Revealed)

    Dogs are a person's best friend, and if you want to keep them safe on the road, they need a seat belt. We tested a few to help protect your fur babies.

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  • galaxy s24 smartphone stool
    By Max Miller 9 months ago

    Chromebook Vs. Samsung DeX: Can Your Samsung Phone Replace Your Computer?

    If you own a Galaxy phone, you have access to Samsung's desktop-like interface, DeX. Is it enough to replace your Chromebook? Here are few things to know.

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