How To Turn Off The Google Lens Overlay Button In Chrome
Google Lens is finally available on PC, but it raises privacy concerns over how it captures a user's screen. Here's how to turn off the intrusive Lens button.
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Can You Transfer Funds From PayPal To Cash App (And Vice Versa)?
While services like the Cash app and PayPal make it easy to send and receive money, you may wonder if it's possible to transfer funds between the two.
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Here's Everything You Can Do With The iPhone 16's New Camera Control Feature
Apple has overhauled the camera button on the iPhone 16, adding haptic feedback and touch sensitivity, giving users some cool tricks they can do with it.
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Every New Apple Intelligence Feature iPhone Users Should Know
Apple will roll out new Apple Intelligence features over the next year. Here are the new capabilities that you can look forward to on your iPhone.
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What Exactly Is A Rangefinder Camera & How Does One Work?
If you're looking to buy a new camera, you might be curious about rangefinder cameras. Here's what they are, what they do well, and some downsides to them.
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How To Clean A Mousepad The Right Way (Fabric, Rubber, Plastic, Or Wired)
Though many people may use one every day, it's easy to forget to clean your mousepad. When you do, you'll want to make sure you do it the right way.
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Fan-On-A-Chip: The Next Cooling Innovation For Phones And Laptops Works Explained
All-in-one chips (called SoCs) power most of the devices we use every day, but heat management in small spaces is tough. This company may have solved it.
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Is A Cheap Laptop Worth The Money? 5 Reasons To Reconsider
It may be tempting to buy a budget laptop when you see something go on sale for super cheap, but spending less up front may cost you more in the long run.
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What Happened To The Bundil App From Shark Tank Season 10?
Season 10 of "Shark Tank" saw an interesting idea for an app that would take roundups from your purchases and invest those extra coins into crypto currency.
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The Fascinating History Of The USS White River Rocket Ship From 1945
Today, launching rockets from ships is commonplace, but one ship from 1945 paved the way for these innovations. Here's the story of the USS White River.
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How Much A Boeing 737 Weighs (And Its Maximum Takeoff Weight)
The Boeing 737 is one of the most iconic aircraft in the skies today, but the storied line also makes for a surprisingly heavy line of jets.
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How To Change The Default Font In Google Docs
Bored with the same-old same-old when you're writing in Google Docs? You can make your Docs sparkle any way you like -- and keep it that way for the future.
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10 High-Tech Features We Want To See Soon In Commercial Airline Flights
Air travel is a marvel of modernity, but it can be uncomfortable and inconvenient in so many ways. Here are some things airlines can do to make flights easier.
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Samsung DeX Replaced My Laptop For A Month And I'm Never Going Back
Device convergence means you can use a mobile device as a full PC. Our writer tests out a tablet and keyboard combo as his main machine.
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10 Things You Need To Know Before Adding A Smart Lock To Your Home
Thinking about picking up a smart lock for you house? Before you buy, there are some things you should know that might affect which one you end up picking.
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The Blue Thunder Helicopter: A Brief History Of The Iconic '80s Film Chopper
Readers of a certain age might remember the totally rad 1983 action classic, "Blue Thunder." What kind of helicopter was used for the film, and where is it now?
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Are CAT Power Tools Really Just Rebranded Worx? Here's What You Should Know
If you want to buy products manufactured in the U.S., you may wonder where CAT power tools come from. Are they just rebranded Worx products?
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How To Change The Wi-Fi Network On Your Google Home Device
You might encounter instances when your Wi-Fi network changes and you need to update things on your Google Home.
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What Does 'RAT' Stand For And Why Do Airplanes Have Them On-Board?
One major fail-safe mechanism that serves as a common feature on most modern-day planes is called the RAT.
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Should You Get A MacBook For College? 3 Things To Consider
For many students, the MacBook is a popular choice, but it may not be the best fit for you or your college program.
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Passwords App In iOS 18: How It Works (And How To Use It)
Password apps keep your credentials securely under lock and key. Finally, the iOS 18 passwords app is easy to use.
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LinkedIn Is Using Your Personal Data For AI Training — Here's How To Opt-Out
As AI has gone mainstream in the recent years, many companies have used user data to train its models. Here's how to opt-out of this on LinkedIn.
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Does The iPhone 16 Have A 120Hz Refresh Rate Display?
Apple's ProMotion displays offer a 120Hz refresh rate, providing smoother animations and video, but before you get all excited, it's not on every iPhone 16.
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How To Add (Or Remove) The Google Search Bar From Your Android Home Screen
The Google Search Bar is a handy tool to have on your phone's home screen. Here's how to add it, or how to remove it if you want to save space.
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Everything To Know About The Gulfstream G700, One Of The Fastest Private Jets Today
The Gulfstream G700 private jet is well-known as one of the most expensive planes out there, but did you know it was also one of the fastest passenger jets?
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Bose's Latest QuietComfort Earbuds Lose The Ultra-Premium Price
Bose has taken the wraps off its latest QuietComfort earbuds, offering ANC at a lower price point. The company also has a new soundbar with an AI feature.
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Windows Won't Recognize Your iPhone? Here Are A Few Fixes To Try
If you're having trouble getting your Windows PC to recognize your iPhone, all hope is not lost. We've got a handful of tips you can try that might help.
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