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It can be tough to keep up with all of the subscriptions you sign up for these days, but if you sign up on Android, Google collects them in one place for you.
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WD-40 Vs Fluid Film: Which Is Right For Your Project?
WD-40 and Fluid Film have several similarities but depending on the project, one may be a better option than the other. Here are the key differences.
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Picking the right power bank can feel like a science project if you don't know what mAh stands for and how it relates to battery usage and charging.
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The F-16 Fighting Falcon is one of the most iconic military planes of all time and is still being used in militaries across the globe. Here's who has the most.
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How To Format A USB Drive To FAT32 On Windows And Mac
If you need a USB drive that's widely compatible with different devices, you may want to format it to FAT32. Here's how to do so on Mac and PC.
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Everything To Know About Boeing's C-17 Globemaster III
Boeing's C-17 Globemaster III is used by militaries all over the world. Here's what makes it so special and why it has become so ubiquitous worldwide.
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Using single sign-on tools to log into websites is quick and convenient, but there are several major security issues that make SSO untrustworthy.
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Where Does Boeing Build Its Airplanes?
The Boeing Company's commercial planes are made in a couple of locations throughout the United States.
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How To Turn Off Shortcuts App Notifications On Your iPhone
iPhones running iOS 18 can finally do away with the notifications triggered by the Shortcuts app - here's how.
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B-2 Bomber's Rare Test Sends A Powerful Message To China — Here's Why It's Concerned
The B-2 Bomber is not the latest U.S. stealth jet, but it's certainly one of the most iconic and is still in use today. Here's the details on its latest test.
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Is Telegram Still Safe To Use, And Are Your Messages Really Private?
Telegram touts its product as a beacon of privacy and security, but legal trouble for its founder and CEO has many people questioning the app.
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Biomethane Engines Explained: What Are They And How Do They Work?
As fossil fuels continue to be used, leaders and car manufacturers are looking for more sustainable energy and developing engines that can use it.
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Eureka's New J15 Pro Ultra May Be The Strongest, Smartest Vacuum On The Market
The J15 Pro Ultra is the newest robotic vacuum created by Eureka and comes with various functionalities and innovations that set it apart.
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The UK's Astute-Class Submarine Is The World's Next-Generation Stealth Submarine
Stealth submarines can spend a very long time underwater nearly anywhere on Earth, and the U.K.'s Astute-Class subs can take it to the next level.
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Tineco's Carpet One Cruiser Earns High Praise, Wins Innovation Award At IFA 2024
At IFA 2024, Tineco's Carpet One Cruiser has earned a SlashGear Innovation award, and for good reason. Here's what sets this carpet cleaner apart.
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Yaber K3 Series Projectors Dazzle At IFA 2024
At this year's IFA, the Yaber K3 series projectors impressed with their impressive visual and sound quality, all without sacrificing long-term reliability.
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3 Most Interesting Boeing Concept Planes That Never Flew
Boeing has made a number of aircraft over the years, but what's also interesting are the concepts that never happened. Here are three of the most fascinating.
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How To Get Rid Of Mac Apps That Won't Delete
Over time, you can end up with dozens of apps on your Mac. Here’s what to do when your Mac won’t delete an app that you no longer want or need.
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The RingConn Gen 2 Introduces Sleep Apnea Monitoring To The Smart Ring
The RingConn Gen 2 pushes the limits of wearable technology by monitoring sleep apnea and providing daily insights to the user's health. Here's how it works.
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6 Underrated Features And Upgrades Of The Raspberry Pi 5
Aside from an increase in raw speed and processing power, the Raspberry Pi 5 has a few more interesting features under the hood.
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Xgimi Mogo 3 Pro Review: A Terrific Portable Projector With A Few Hidden Tricks
The Xgimi Mogo 3 Pro keeps the company's key combination of low price and high quality mobile projector action alive -- but it's not all good news.
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Audeze Maxwell Reigns Supreme At IFA, Earning SlashGear Innovation Award
The Audeze Maxwell gaming headset has just about everything a serious gamer would need to stay competitive on the audio front, including amazing innovations.
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How Long Do MacBook Pros Typically Last (And How Can You Extend Their Lifespan)?
Apple has estimates for how long each MacBook Pro is supposed to work, but do they really live up to these expectations?
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5 Of The Most Impressive Military Robots Ever To See Use On The Battlefield
Robots are increasingly finding their way into warfare. Here are some of the most impressive military robots ever to see use on the battlefield.
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4 Unexpected Planes That Landed On An Aircraft Carrier
Typically, aircraft have to meet certain requirements to land on aircraft carriers, but exceptions can be made. Here are some unexpected planes to land on them.
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5 Of The Most Legendary Aircraft Carriers To Ever Roam The Seven Seas
There are close to 50 aircraft carriers around the world today. Here are some of the most legendary aircraft carriers to ever roam the seven seas.
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The 10 Most Legendary Tanks Of WW2 Ranked From Worst To Best
Tanks were a dominant weapon on the battlefields of World War II. Here are ten on of the most legendary thanks that served in the global conflict, ranked.
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