Taylor Swift's Private Jet: Details About The $40m Dassault Falcon
Taylor Swift owns a custom private jet to get her around the world, and it has gotten a lot of use on her Eras tour. Find out what's inside.
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How To Buy A Used Digital Camera: What To Look For (No Matter Price Or Brand)
Buying a used camera can be a rewarding experience if you know exactly what you're looking for -- and what to avoid. Here we run down what you need to know.
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What Is A Powership And Why Do Some Countries Need Them?
Powerships are essentially floating power stations that can anchor offshore and plug in to produce electricity to supplement the local power grid.
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5 Of The Best Smart Home Devices To Consider Buying From Ikea
Smart lights, plugs, blinds, and more — see which IKEA smart home devices offer convenience, savings, and style for every room in your house.
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Picking a new dishwasher can be really tricky. There are so many brands, how is one to know which is the right pick? Here's how we think they all stack up.
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How Does Starlink's Standby Mode Work?
Starlink has always allowed users to pause their subscriptions, but it's now changing things up a bit with its new Standby Mode. Here's what it's all about.
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They look like cold-air boxes, but window ACs hide a secret that explains why they need a window. Here’s why you can't just set them on the floor.
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Is Your Blink Camera Flashing Green? Here's Why (And How To Fix It)
Blink camera flashing green? It’s not a festive glitch; instead, it hints at a lost internet connection. Here's how to solve it.
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What Happened To The Streameast App? Here's Why It's Offline
As of September 2025, Streameast, the largest illegal sports streaming service in the world, is no longer accessible. Here's what went down.
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Why A Screenshot Of Your Concert Tickets Doesn't Really Work Anymore
Captured your ticket with a screenshot and thought you were safe? You might be surprised that modern entry tech often makes that digital “proof” useless.
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What Does The Blue Dot On Android Text Messages Mean?
Blue dots and chat icons in Android’s messaging apps aren’t random. Learn what they mean and how they change the way your messages work.
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How To Perform A Kwikset Smart Lock Reset (And Change The 4-Digit Code?)
Smart locks from brands like Kwikset can go wrong, but there's thankfully a way of resetting them back to factory settings and changing the code. Here's how.
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5 More Great Android Apps Not Enough People Know About
Not every Android app worth installing is popular — these ones will add convenience and utility to your smartphone experience and deserve to be more well known.
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Why Samsung Smartphones Are Among The Most Difficult To Repair
Repairability is a thorny issue in the smartphone market, and Samsung is one of the brands that often gets criticized for lacking it. Here's why.
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It's Not Cheap, But This E-Paper Notebook Is Unexpectedly Delightful
You can go with the iPad mini if you want, but maybe consider another option, because this E-paper notebook is worth considering.
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6 Iconic Doctor Who Gadgets That We Wish Were Real
The world of "Doctor Who" is fleshed out with a procession of impossible but great technologies and gadgets.
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Want To Find Out Everything Google Knows About You? Try This Feature
Google knows a lot more about all of us than we might realize, but the tech giant has a useful feature that lets us bundle all of that into one handy package.
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Say Goodbye To Shaky Videos: We Tested Hohem's iSteady V3 Ultra Gimbal
The Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra Gimbal is made to hold your phone while you capture video with a collection of advanced features, from AI to infinite pan tracking.
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Can I Connect A MacBook Pro To Any Monitor? A Look At Its Compatibility
Apple builds its MacBook Pro laptops to support a wide variety of connections to external monitors -- but that also means there are a lot of confusiong options.
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What Does It Mean When A USB Port Is Blue?
The color of your USB port can tell you everything you need to know about what the port is capable of, so what does it mean if you have a blue USB port?
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How To Create A Private Album In Your iPhone's Photo Library
Want to keep pictures on your iPhone that nobody but you can find? You can do so with a private album in your Photo Library. Here's how to make one.
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SlashGear At IFA 2025: What We're Bringing To Cover One Of The Biggest Tech Shows In The World
The Internationale Funkausstellung is back in Berlin, Germany, and SlashGear is there scoping out the best tech we can find. Here's what we're using to find it.
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Amazon Prime Invitee Program Is Ending - Here's What You Need To Know
If you are a part of the Amazon Prime Invitee Program, you might be disappointed, because it's getting discontinued. Here's everything you need to know.
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Does Ryobi's Bug Zapper Actually Work? Here's What Owners Say
Are you in the market for a bug zapper? Ryobi's unique bug zapper may be for you, especially if you're already invested in the company's battery collection.
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Why There's A White Dot On Your Android Phone's Screen (And How To Remove It)
Ever noticed a white dot in the status bar at the top of your Android device? It may seem worrying, but it actually serves a harmless purpose.
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The 8 Most Expensive Samsung Products Ever Produced
Samsung is one of the best-known technology companies on the planet, but some of its most expensive products aren't for sale to the public.
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Who Owns US Mobile And What Networks Does It Use?
US Mobile doesn’t own cell towers, yet offers nationwide coverage. Find out how it works, what networks it uses, and who currently runs the company.
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