How To Add And Delete Words In Your iPhone Dictionary
Discover how to effortlessly customize your iPhone's dictionary by adding or deleting words and take control of your auto-correct and predictive text.
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What Happens When A Nuclear Bomb Detonates In Space?
Outside of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there have been limited nuclear tests outside of warfare, all in service of testing what happens upon detonation.
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Kindles are an excellent way to have thousands of books available on one device, but if yours won't download from your library, here's what you need to check.
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Viral On TikTok: Is This Smart Lock Door Handle As Good As They Say?
The Ironzon F190 fingerprint door knob smart lock and door handle is going viral, but is it actually worth getting? We tested one to bring you the real facts.
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How To Add, Delete, Or Change iPhone Keyboards (And Why You Should)
Your iPhone is capable of using multiple keyboards should the need arise. We'll show you how to add keyboards and switch between them as needed
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How Scalpers Are Hacking One Of Ticketmaster's Highly-Touted Features
Hackers discovered the secret behind Ticketmaster's "untransferable" tickets so that ticket scalpers can resell tickets. Here's how it's done.
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Android User Guide: What The Green Dot On Your Screen Means & How To Turn It Off
Here's how Android's green dot works and how you can technically prevent it from appearing if you don't want to see it.
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Find The Perfect Robot Vacuum For You During Roborock's Prime Day Campaign
If you have been waiting for Prime Day to buy a robot vacuum, you are in luck because you can get one of Roborock's four best products at a screaming discount.
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How The U.S. Snuck Aircraft Carriers Across The Ocean During The Cuban Missile Crisis
Aircraft carriers were sent in for critical defense during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Here's how the U.S. snuck them across the ocean.
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How Long Are Aircraft Carrier Runways And Why Are They Angled?
Carriers weren't always situated at an angle - early flight decks were straightaways for planes to take off and land.
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5 Technologies That Changed Exploration Forever
New technologies are constantly advancing human civilization. Exploration has brought humanity to where it is today, and these inventions were crucial.
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Android User Guide: How To Recover Deleted Text Messages
Deleted messages can be hard to get back on Google's Messages app, but not all hope is lost if you need to retrieve a message you believe was deleted.
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Tips & Tricks For Making Your Apple AirPods Louder
AirPods are a great buy for anyone that uses Apple's devices and ecosystem, but if you're having trouble hearing out of them, these tips may help.
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xTool Launches M1 Ultra - The World's First 4-In-1 Versatile Craft Machine
Crafters with big ambitions but limited space will love xTool's new M1 Ultra, handling knife cutting, inkjet printing, pen drawing, laser cutting & engraving.
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Can Airplane Engines Run On Diesel Fuel?
Aircraft engines are built with particular kinds of fuel in mind, and that includes diesel - or something other than diesel.
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The Story Of The U.S. Navy's First-Ever Aircraft Carrier
While European nations started the aircraft carrier craze just prior to the outbreak of World War I, the United States wasn't too far behind.
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How To Restart Your Chromebook: A Step-By-Step Guide
Chromebooks are an inexpensive way to get your daily tasks done, but if yours is running slow, it may need a restart. Here are a few ways on how to do it.
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What Happened To The USS Langley, The First American Aircraft Carrier?
The USS Langley was the first American aircraft carrier, but what happened to the iconic ship after its appearance during World War II?
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5 Of The Best iPhone Wallet Cases You Can Find Online Right Now
So you just purchased an iPhone - the next logical question to ask is "What's the best case out there?"
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The Story Of The First-Ever US Fighter Jet
While Germany invented the technology, it wasn't the only nation working on it, and by 1942, the United States developed its own jet aircraft.
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What Was The M3 Half-Track And What Did It Do In WWII?
The World War II M3 was the big brother of the M2 with numerous modifications to fulfill its role as a vital combat vehicle.
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The Best Prime Day Headphone Deals For Every Budget
Finding the perfect audio experience is a hobby all on it's own. But with these Prime Day deals, it doesn't need to be expensive.
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Prime Day Apple Deals You Shouldn't Miss In 2024
Apple isn't known for giving extensive discounts on its shiny hardware. Maybe this year it'll be different. Happy Prime Day!
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Reolink Is Slashing The Prices Of Its First-Of-Its-Kind Reolink Argus 4 Pro (And Other Devices) For Prime Day 2024
Reolink has a massive discount on a variety of its products, including the Argus 4 Pro, its 4K all-day full-color security camera for Prime Day.
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ECOVACS Prime Day Sale: Snag Top Deebots And Winbots With Discounts Up To $850
Smart cleaning appliance manufacturer ECOVACS has deep discounts on some of its best vacuums and mops for Amazon's Prime Day. Here's how much you can save.
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What Is Google Chrome Helper (And Why You Might Want To Disable It)
Google Chrome Helper sounds like it might be there to assist users, but in practice it might be the pest that's making your computer run slow.
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Apple's iOS 18 Public Beta Is Here: How To Start Using It On Your iPhone
Apple has announced the release of the iOS 18 public beta, but before downloading the new version, there are some important things you need to know.
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