Android Users Might Not Be Happy About This Google Pixel 10 Battery Feature
Sometimes added smartphone features do more harm than good, and that may be the case with this Google Pixel 10 battery feature.
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5 USB Gadgets For The Office That Are Actually Useful
Whether you're working from home or in an office downtown, there are all sorts of big and tiny USB gadgets that can make your work life a little bit easier.
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Who Makes Kawasaki's Lawn Mower Engines & Where Are They Built?
Aside from critically acclaimed motorcycles, Kawasaki also has other ventures, including lawn mower engines. Who makes them? Where are they built?
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The Robot Vacuum That Ditches High-Tech Gimmicks For Useful Innovation
If you have a full house, then you know keeping your floors clean is a full-time job. However, this robot vac from MOVA can change all of that.
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How To Know If Walmart+ Will Deliver Orders To Your Address
Free delivery is available when you sign up for Walmart+, but it doesn't cover all locations. Here's how to make sure your order will arrive to your house.
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13 Apple Watch Apps To Help You Get The Most Out Of Your Smartwatch
The Apple Watch's apps offer lots of different ways to integrate into your life and reduce the amount of time you spend staring down at your smartphone.
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A Quick Guide For Understanding Wire Gauge And Why It's Important
While you may think a wire is a wire, they come in different materials and sizes, called gauges, and those can have different properties. Here's what to know.
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Which Metal Detectors Do They Use On The Curse Of Oak Island?
Treasure hunters have gone on adventure after adventure for 12 seasons of The Curse of Oak Island, and it's all been aided by these metal detectors.
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Yes, Ikea Has A Design & Planner Tool: Here's How It Works & What It's For
Ikea can help you design or recreate a space in your home, but how good is the Design and Planner Tool? How do you use the feature and how does it work?
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5 Features Missing From iPhone 16e VS iPhone 16
The iPhone 16e trims costs with fewer premium features than the iPhone 16, from missing MagSafe and camera upgrades to weaker wireless and display tech.
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Here's What You Should Know About Uber's 'Women Preferences' Option
Uber is trialing a new option in select U.S. cities that might just make the ridesharing service even safer for women — both drivers and riders.
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Do Neck Fans Really Help You Stay Cool?
Neck fans have grown in popularity, but do the devices actually stand a chance at keeping you cool? Can it do more than just provide temporary comfort?
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Are Custom Loop Coolers Better Than AIOs? Here's What Users Say
Choosing water cooling is only the first step; your next choice is between an AIO and a custom loop. Is one objectively better than the other, though?
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Why Airplanes 'Disappear' From Radar When Flying Over The Ocean
Radar is how most airplanes are tracked as they fly, and there are a few systems at play, but sometimes an airplane can disappear. Here's how that can happen.
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What Is The Apple Pencil's Hover Feature & How Does It Work?
The Apple Pencil is an extension of your iPad, and it has handy features such as hover. Here's what the feature is and how you can take advantage of it.
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How Many Douglas DC-3 Aircraft Are Still Flying Today?
The Douglas DC-3 changed commercial aviation forever, and remarkably, many are still in the skies today. Here’s what keeps the legendary plane going.
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Why Piston-Engine Aircraft Use 2 Spark Plugs Per Cylinder
Piston-engine aircraft use more than one spark plug per cylinder, and for good reason. Beyond performance gains, it all comes down to reliability and safety.
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5 Hidden Waze Features You're Probably Not Using
Waze is a really handy app for navigating the wold whether on your morning commute or a longer adventure, but it's got more features than the obvious ones.
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5 Must-Have RTIC Cooler Accessories You'll Be Surprised You Didn't Know About
Consumers have benefited from fierce competition in the cooler market in recent decades. American brand RTIC develops accessories with interesting features.
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What Is An SS USB Port, And What Are They Used For?
Seen an SS label on a USB port? It stands for SuperSpeed, and it means your device can transfer files and charge much faster than usual. But there's more to it.
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Duromax Engines: Where Are They Built & Are They Any Good?
DuroMax engines can power generators, pressure washers, and more, but questions remain about where they’re built and how well they perform over time.
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5 Reasons To Avoid Giving Online AI Tools Your Personal Information
Sometimes, AI feels more like magic than technology. But like any other tool, it can be as useful as it is often dangerous, especially when it has your data.
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What's The Most Difficult Airport For Landing A Plane? Here's What Pilots Say
It's no surprise that this airport is tricky for landing planes. Its remote location, high elevation, and overall size don't make it easy. Here's where it is.
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Why Did The Concorde Nose Move And Point Down?
The Concorde had a lot of unique features that helped it become one of the most memorable passenger aircraft in the world, including its adjustable nose.
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Don't Buy A Used iPhone If It's Older Than This In 2025
There's nothing wrong with buying a used iPhone if you want to save money, but be careful about buying one that's too old, or you might end up with a problem.
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The Most Difficult Modern iPhone To Repair (According To iFixit)
There's a reason that many smartphone users gravitate to iPhones, but they aren't perfect. Here's the model that is most difficult to fix, according to iFixit.
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How To Enable Google Chrome's Dark Mode On Your Computer & Mobile Devices
Dark Mode is not only great for preserving your device's battery, but for not hurting your eyes as much in the dark. Here's how to enable it in Google Chrome.
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