Here's How Safe Private Jets Really Are
Private jets are great transportation for the rich and famous, but how safe are they compared to commercial airliners? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Connect A Bluetooth Device To Your Chromecast
If you're trying to watch your favorite shows on Chromecast with headphones, connecting Bluetooth earbuds to it is a great solution. Here's how.
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How To Use Green Screen On The CapCut App
If you're trying to get creative on your TikTok, using CapCut green screen is a cool way to customize your videos. Here's how to do it.
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Which Seawolf-Class Submarine Hit An Underwater Mountain? Here's What You Need To Know
In 2001, the U.S. Navy's Seawolf-class USS Connecticut submarine struck an unknown object and had to limp to Guam for repairs. Just what happened?
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Japan's Secret Jet Fighter Of WWII: The Nakajima Kikka
Inspired by Messerschmitt's Me 262, the Nakajima Kikka (Orange Blossom) was a secret weapoin Japan hoped would turn the tide in the battle with the Allies.
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The Best And Worst Fighter Aircraft Boeing Has Ever Made
Boeing has been at the helm for some of the greatest fighter aircraft ever manufactured, but not all of them are winners.
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What Was McDonnell Douglas And Why Did It Merge With Boeing?
If you've heard of the DC-10 airplane, you've heard of McDonnell Douglas. But a storied history wasn't enough to keep it alive till the end of the 20th century.
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What Causes An Airplane To Dutch Roll And Just How Dangerous Is It?
A Southwest Airlines plane survived a Dutch roll this May without anyone being injured. Other planes' crews and passengers haven't been so lucky.
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Costco's Electronics Return Policy: Can You Really Return Anything?
If you're a Costco member who plans to shop for electronics in-store or online, here's everything you need to know about how the return policy works.
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How To Force Restart A Frozen Or Unresponsive Mac
MacBooks are meant to be a convenient, uncomplicated way to personal or business computing. However, even Apple's strongest devices are susceptible to hiccups.
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How Did The USS San Francisco Hit An Underwater Mountain & Where Is The Submarine Now?
Not long ago, a United States Navy submarine plowed into a mountain while more than 500 feet under water. Here's how that happened and what happened after.
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How To Delete Your 23andMe Data (And Why You Might Want To)
23andMe's financial troubles may lead to customers' genetic data exchanging hands if an acquisition occurs. Here's how to delete your 23andMe data beforehand.
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10 Of My Favorite iPhone Apps (That Aren't On Android)
Apple iPhone apps unique to Apple can be particularly special - these are some of the best you can download.
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What Went Wrong In OceanGate's Titan Sub Disaster: 10 Coast Guard Hearing Revelations
The OceanGate disaster is still turning heads even 15 months later. The Coast Guard just conducted hearings into the event. Here's what was discovered.
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5 Of The Best Android Messenger Apps For 2024
If you're seeking out a new messaging app option to replace Verizon and Samsung's apps, these five might be perfect for your Android device.
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How To Turn Off Read Receipts On An Android Phone
A notable feature of Rich Communication Services, or RCS messaging, is read receipts, but if you want to turn it off on your Android, follow these steps.
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How To Group Lights In Google Home: A Complete Guide
If you're setting up lights in your smarthome, you might want to group them together for easier operation. We have good news and bad news for you.
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How To Fix Emergency Calls Only Message On Android
An Emergency Calls Only message on your Android smartphone can keep you from doing even the most basic tasks, but some simple steps may fix the problem.
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Major US Electronics Retailer Is Closing Even More Stores: Which States Are Impacted?
Online sales continue to impact brick-and-mortar stores causing one major electronics retailer to close even more stores in the United States.
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How To Create A New Folder On Mac: 4 Easy Ways
The key to keeping your Mac nice and tidy is to create and use folders for all your files. Here are four quick-and-easy ways to create folders.
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Verizon Message+ Is Shutting Down: Here's What That Means For Android Users
Verizon's SMS app, Message+, is shutting down beginning next month. Thankfully, it seems that most Android users won't have too much trouble moving on.
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Your Phone Is Not Registered On A Network On Android: What It Means And How To Fix It
Android bugs and glitches can cause a huge headache, especially because we rely so much on our phones. Here are a few methods that can fix it.
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6 Of The Best Rated Wi-Fi-Connected Garage Door Openers
Looking for a way to get your garage door connected to rest of your smart home setup? these Wi-Fi enabled garage door openers should get you started.
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How To Disable Or Remove Widgets From Your Windows 11 PC
If widgets aren't your thing, it's possible to hide the feature or stop it from running on a Windows 11 PC entirely. Here's how to make the change.
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14 Supercomputers That Once Held The Title Of Most Powerful In The World
Supercomputers are used for everything from climate modeling to predicting how airflow will impact aviation. But not all are created equal.
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How To Find Your Phone Number (iPhone And Android)
If you find yourself in a situation where you just can't remember your own number, you can easily figure it out on an iPhone or Android. Here's how.
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7 Wolfram Alpha Features You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Wolfram Alpha has come a long way from just helping teens do calculus. These useful, surprising features can help you in your everyday life.
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