This Rival Navigation App Is Finally Catching Up To Google Maps & Waze
Google Maps has long been the favored GPS app, guiding drivers fairly accurately for decades, and then Waze mixed things up with innovative features.
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Here's One Way New York City's Fire Department Is Using Drones To Save Lives
Drones are versatile machines that are heavily utilized in military operations, but they've also been useful in hobbies and other industries.
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13 Things iPads Can Do That Most People Don't Know About
Get more from your iPad with built-in tools that help you multitask, edit faster, and use your device more efficiently across work and play.
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How Much Does A Spypoint Trail Camera Cost & What Cell Service Does It Use?
Spypoint is one of the many companies offering trail cameras, including ones with cellular support. Here's an overview of their cost and service compatibility.
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Android Users Split Over Lack Of USB Cord With New Phone. Half Of Them Are Right
Smartphone manufacturers eliminating USB cords with packaging is nothing new. So what is the consumer upside? SlashGear's Gozie Ibekwe examines.
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5 Gadgets That Can Discreetly Give Your Home Security A Hidden Boost
Whether or not you operate within a smart home, be sure to look into these five unheralded gadgets that can give your home a boost in security.
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Is The 20-80 Charging Rule For Your iPhone Really Effective? Here's What The Science Says
A long running rule known by smartphone owners is that you should keep your battery between 20% and 80%, but does this actually impact your battery?
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Can You Use Your Mobile Hotspot On An Airplane?
While in an airplane, you can't use your smart phone's data, but what about its hotspot capabilities? Can that tech allow laptops or other devices to connect?
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10 Smart Home Ideas That Will Do All The Hard Work This Christmas
With the holidays approaching, and the cold weather with it, you might start to wish for some new smart-home additions. One of these might be just the thing.
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ChatGPT Hasn't Been Banned From Giving Legal Or Medical Advice, But You Still Shouldn't Trust It
Despite a popular rumor, ChatGPT is not banned from giving users legal or medical advice, but that doesn't mean you should actually listen to it.
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Yes, You Can Refill Your Propane Tank At Tractor Supply — But There's A Catch
Finding a place to refill a propane tank on the road can be rough, but you can take them to Tractory Supply. There are a few stipulations, though.
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Nvidia Is Shooting One Of Its Most Powerful Chips Into Space
Nvidia is planning for to blast some its most impressive tech into space, as part of a big bet on the future viability of physical AI data centers.
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Are Refurbished AirPods Max Worth Buying? Here's What Owners Say
The quality isn't in question and the brand name is strong, but should you buy a refurbished pair of Apple AirPods Max? Here's what you need to know.
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This Hydrogen-Powered, Self-Driving Tractor Is A Peek Into The Future Of Farming
You already know that automakers are working hard at making self-driving cars the norm, but now Kubota is also looking at a self-driving tractor.
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Rumor Of Ads In Apple Maps Has Users Up In Arms: 'Short-Sighted Move'
Apple's mobile operating system is prized for its privacy-friendly sleek and clutter-free interface, but that could be about to change.
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5 Handy Ways To Use Temperature Sensors In Your Home
If you think smart home, you might not imagine a temperature sensor, but there's a lot you can achieve with one of those and some imagination.
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What Does It Mean When A Price Tag At Costco Ends In 99?
Ever wonder why some Costco prices end in 99, 97, or 88? Those tiny digits aren’t random — they’re coded hints about deals hiding in plain sight.
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4 New Apps Released With iOS 26 & iPadOS 26 That Everyone Should Know About
A closer look at how Apple quietly redefines iPhone and iPad with new apps built right into iOS 26 and iPadOS 26.
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Is It Safe To Keep Your Important Files On A USB Drive?
Concerns are always present when organizing your digital life, and the same is true of file safety on a USB drive.
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5 Things To Consider When Buying Gadgets On Amazon
Amazon is the biggest store in the world, and a number of its products are gadgets. However, there are times when you should steer clear of this website.
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How To Restart Your Apple Watch (Even Without A Power Button)
Restarting your Apple Watch can fix a lot of minor problems, and there's even a way to reboot it without using the buttons on the watch at all.
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The Ingenious Way Traffic Lights Worked Before Computers Were Invented
Traffic lights today are controlled by computers and other purpose-built systems, but what did people do before computers were a thing? You may be surprised.
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5 Apple CarPlay Widgets You Should Install ASAP
Your CarPlay can do more than you think — a few smart widgets can turn it from basic navigation into something surprisingly useful.
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5 Things To Consider When Buying A New Computer, Ranked By Importance
Buying a new computer can be a nerve-wracking experience. With so many things to consider, and so much money potentially on the line, here's where to start.
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If You Bought One Of These Anker Power Banks, You May Want To Return It For A Refund
Several Anker power banks have been recalled from a number of different retailers. Here are all the power banks affected and what to do if you own one.
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The Next Wave Of Military Drones Could Be Mosquito-Sized And Stealthy
Defense developers are creating micro drones that can fly undetected, provide real-time intelligence, and potentially take on new roles in future conflicts.
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This Small Airport Has Been Named One Of The Best To Fly Into For Stress Free Travel
Airports can be stressful no matter what time of year it is. However, it's said that this small airport is one of the best to travel through.
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