6 Essential Types Of Apps For Anyone Working From Home
Working from home has advantages, but it's hard to juggle multiple projects and communications. Here are some tools to help.
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5 Milwaukee Apparel Items To Keep You Safe And Comfortable On The Job Site
From shirts that protect you from the sun to knee pads and gloves, here are five Milwaukee apparel items to keep you safe and comfortable on the job site.
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What Brand Is Harbor Freight's Tool Box Liner & How Much Does It Cost?
If you've amassed a collection of hammers, wrenches, and more, you likely have a toolbox. But do you have a liner for it? Harbor Freight has some options.
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How To Cancel Your YouTube Music Premium Membership With Ease
Cancelling your YouTube Music Premium subscription only takes a few steps, but the directions can vary a bit based on the device you're using.
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5 Makita Tools For Cutting Metal Conduit And Pipes
Makita offers many products that will be able to cut through metal conduit and pipes. Which saw you choose depends on what projects you typically work on.
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What Brand Is Harbor Freight's Most Affordable Soldering Iron & What Does It Cost?
Over at hardware retailer chain Harbor Freight, there's a particular soldering iron available for sale for less than it would cost to buy lunch from a diner.
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Can You Attach A Weapon To Your Drone? Here's What The Law Says
Drones can offer some aerial versatility for cinematography, but any tools or even weapons for attachment and use on drones are strictly regulated.
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Is It OK To Leave A Ryobi Battery On Its Charger? Here's What You Should Know
Ryobi battery charge times can vary based on the model, but how bad is it to leave a fully-charged battery on its charger?
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The Huge Security Hack That Might Make Travelers Feel Less Safe In Hotels
A security vulnerability discovered in hotels' keycard systems could allow hackers to break into hotel rooms at will, though a fix is on the way.
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5 Unexpected Services That Lowe's Offers
Lowe's sells plenty of DIY stuff, but they can also help you find a professional to complete projects at home, including these with a more technological slant.
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5 AI Features You Didn't Realize Were Already In Your iPhone
Apple doesn't make as big a deal about it, but the iPhone already has some impressive AI functions already built in, from its camera, to FaceTime and more.
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5 Appliance Brands That Are Still Made In The USA
It's hard to know what brands are made in America in the increasingly complex world of manufacturing,
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Everything To Know About The Rolls-Royce Powered BAC 1-11 Jet
In the early years of its development, the British Aircraft Corporation produced the One-Eleven, which certainly left a mark on the airline industry.
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How To Choose The Best Smart Scale For You
You can now pair your fitness tracker or smart watch with a smart scale for an even clearer picture of your health, no matter where you are on your journey.
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How To Get Free Access To Microsoft Copilot Pro
While Microsoft Copilot is free for basic use, the company has a "Pro" subscription that enables even more features. You can try it out for free like this.
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These Ryobi Power Tools Will Have You Rethinking Your Hand Tool Setup
If you've got a garage full of hand tools, it may be time to upgrade. These five Ryobi power tools will have you rethinking your what's in your home workshop.
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This Ryobi Tool Is A Must-Have For Deep Cleaning Your House, Car, & More
Spring cleaning wiill be much easier this year, especially in tight spaces, with this portable and inexpensive Ryobi battery-powered sprayer.
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5 Milwaukee Tools That Help Make Spring Cleaning A Breeze
From shop vacuums and weed eaters to powerful fans, here are five Milwaukee tools to help make spring cleaning a breeze.
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The 10 Worst Smartphones Of All Time
From terrible interfaces to awful build quality, bad decisions can make a smartphone feel kinda dumb. Here are tenof the worst smartphones ever made.
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How To Set Up Spotify With Sonos Voice Control
After a long wait, Spotify users can finally stream music on their Sonos speaker using the company's voice control feature. Here's how to set it up.
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Unlocking The Power Of iPhone Face ID: Tips, Tricks, & Troubleshooting
Apple's Face ID feature for iPhone is a tremendous achievement in biometric authentication, but it's not perfect. Here are some tips to get the most out of it.
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What We Expect From Apple's 2024 OLED iPad Pro: Details And Expected Release Date & More
Many users have been waiting for Apple to give a more precise release date for the 2024 OLED iPad Pro. Here's everything we know so about the new tablet.
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US Slaps Apple With Antitrust Lawsuit: What This Could Mean For iPhone?
The United States Department of Justice has filed an anti-trust lawsuit against Apple, citing (among other things) app store practices. Here's what we know.
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5 Harbor Freight Tools That Will Come In Handy When Constructing Your Own Mobile Workbench
If you're looking for tools to add to your mobile workbench, visit your local Harbor Freight. We can think of at least five compact tools that you'll need.
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How Many Bags Of Concrete Can You Mix In A Harbor Freight Cement Mixer?
Harbor Freight sells a handful of small-scale cement mixers through its in-house brands, but just how much cement can these mixers handle at once?
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8 Ways To Use Your Smartphone As A Camping Survival Tool
You may want to ditch the screen when you go camping, but your smartphone can bring a lot of utility in the wild. Here are some ways it can help you survive.
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What To Do If Your Android Device Won't Cast To Your Smart TV
When it's time to watch your favorite show or movie by casting from your Android device to your TV, you should know what to do if Chromecast doesn't work.
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