I Made The Switch From Windows To Mac In 2024: Was It Worth It?
SlashGear's Jordan Wirth details his switch from a Windows laptop to Macbook, and whether or not the switch was worth the exchanging of different pros and cons.
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Why Nintendo's NES & SNES Classic Consoles Are So Expensive (And Where You Can Find One)
If you're feeling nostalgic, you might want to get your hands on one of Nintendo's tiny consoles. But buying the retro-styled machine won't be cheap.
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How To Automatically Change Your iPhone Lockscreen Wallpaper
Thanks to the Photo Shuffle feature on iOS 16 and later, you can turn your iPhone lock screen into a slideshow of your coolest photos.
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Diesel laptops aren't just another computer option, they're used to troubleshoot certain machinery and the company is owned by an industry expert.
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Will There Be A Raspberry Pi 500? Here's Why We Want One
There is growing interest among the community revolving around a possible successor to the Raspberry Pi 400.
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If you're still committed to wired audio, it can be hard to find a phone that doesn't require a dongle for your headphones. These ones still support 3.5mm.
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What Disadvantages Do Radial Engines Have And Why Aren't They Used Much Anymore?
Radial engines may have been the better option during WW2 for military fighter planes, but nowadays, they are much more rare to find. Here's why.
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Microsoft Store Not Working In Windows 11? Here's How To Fix It
It can be frustrating when you can't figure out why your Microsoft Store on Windows 11 isn't working, but here are some expert troubleshooting tips to try.
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What Are The 4 Basic Types Of Boat Engines & How Do They Work?
When it comes to how boat engines, there are four main types and each serves its own purpose. Here is how they work so you can decide which is best for you.
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The Loudest Air-Raid Sirens Ever Made Are HEMI-Powered (And Your City May Have One)
You wouldn't be alone thinking the air-raid sirens used in the 1950s no longer exist, these devices still reside in a lot of major cities.
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US Justice Department Slaps TikTok With Lawsuit Over Alleged Child Privacy Violations
The U.S. Justice department hit TikTok with a lawsuit, this time pertaining to child privacy violations, which is overshadowed by a pending U.S. ban.
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How To Install Raspberry Pi OS On An SD Card
Installing Raspberry Pi OS on an SD card is simple and should only take a few minutes with the official tool and our guide.
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How This Cold War-Era Ekranoplan Was Able To Zoom Over Water
The Cold War inspired all kinds of unusual and one-off technologies, and the A-90 Orlyonok Ekranoplan was arguably one of the oddest.
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10 Interesting Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Aircraft Carriers
Aircraft carriers are essential tools for naval forces worldwide, but they are more than a floating runway. Here's what to know about these massive machines.
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WD-40 can be useful in many situations, but the product does have potential health risks, and here is what you should do if you experience them.
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What Do Car Dashboard Lights Mean? Your iPhone's Camera Can Tell You
Warning lights on your car's dashboard can make you anxious if you don’t know what they mean. Here is how to use your iPhone to identify them.
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iOS 18 User Guide: How To Remove The Flashlight From Your iPhone's Lock Screen
Having a flashlight right there on your iPhone's lock screen can be convenient or annoying. Now Apple lets you decide for yourself whether to keep it or not.
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8 iPhone Security Settings And Features You Should Enable Or Change Right Now
Worried about the security of your iPhone? Check out these steps you can take to bolster your defenses, from auto-updates to Find My iPhone, and beyond.
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What Was The First Aircraft Carrier With The Game-Changing Full Flat Landing Deck?
Today, aircraft carries are the most formidable defense in the sea. Here's the story behind the first carriers with the game-changing full flat landing deck.
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Why Did The USAF Choose Boeing 747-8 Jet To Replace The Current Air Force One?
After several years, Air Force One is seeing a big change, but financial and presidential challenges hampered initial development of the new aircraft.
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Vizio Mobile App Guide: How To Control Your TV Without A Remote
Smart TVs are the future, and physical remote controls are a relic of the past. Here's how to use your mobile phone to control your new Vizio hardware.
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Ship Losses At Pearl Harbor: Why No American Aircraft Carriers Were Sunk
December 7, 1941, is a day that will live in infamy, but the fact that America didn't lose any aircraft carriers may surprise you. Here's what happened.
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How To See Blocked Numbers On iPhone
Blocking numbers on your iPhone can help protect you from unwanted callers. Here’s how to find the list of blocked numbers on your iPhone and Mac.
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How To Fix Ghost Touch On iPhone
Ghost touch on iPhone can be a frustrating issue, but if the problem isn't caused by physical damage or manufacturing defects, it's easy to fix.
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How To Tell Which Raspberry Pi You Have
No matter how much you'd like to keep track of which Raspberry Pi models you own, it can be quite a challenge to do so. Here’s a few methods you can try.
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How Fast Can Aircraft Carriers Go, And Which Country Has The Fastest?
Aircraft carriers are a powerful component to many country's militaries, but which one would win in a race? We take a look at the fastest in the world.
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Ten Of The Most Notable Planes To Fight In The Battle Of The Pacific
Many warplanes took to the Pacific during Word War II, with some leaving a greater impression than others. Here are some of the most notable planes.
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