Moto Tag Vs. Samsung SmartTag2: Which Is Better For Android Users?
The Moto Tag and Samsung SmartTag2 trackers are great for Android users, but which one is better? Here is everything you need to know before buying.
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10 Of The Best Jets Boeing Has Ever Made
Boeing has made some of the most famous jets of all time, so determining which ones are "best" is a little tricky. Here are 10 we think are worthy of the title.
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Some of the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers can carry up to 90 aircraft. Where do they put them, and do aircraft carriers store planes below deck?
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Are train derailments as dramatic as Hollywood depicts them? We investigate how often trains derail, why they derail, and the severity of derailments.
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How Fast Is Florida's Brightline Train, And What Company Operates It?
Florida may have the speedy Brightline, but how fast does it actually go? Who operates the trains and will it become available in other states?
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Wireless Charging Not Working On iPhone? Here's How To Fix It
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Original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers are both names that get thrown around a lot in tech spaces, and the differences are subtle.
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The Three Different Types Of Light Meter For Film Photography Explained
Getting the proper exposure is one of the keys to great photography, and using a light meter is one of the keys to getting a great exposure.
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The quality of your internet connection doesn't just depend on raw speed. If you've never heard of jitter or ping before, here's what to know.
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5 Of The Best MagSafe Battery Packs For iPhone
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Animating can be a costly. Here are some free programs to get you started in animation until you're ready to invest in more advanced programs.
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What Is An Escort Carrier And How Does It Differ From A Fleet Carrier?
Escort carriers, like fleet carriers, can carry multiple aircraft and defend naval forces at sea. So what's the difference between escort and fleet carriers?
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How To Take Double Exposure Photos With A 35mm Film Camera
If you're looking to dive into double-exposure photography, here's how to do it with 35mm film.
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Amazon Finds: 7 Things You'll Want To Spruce Up Your Home Office
If you work from home, you might want to spruce up your office space with some of these awesome Amazon finds. Here are our favorite items you'll want to order.
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You Can Finally Schedule Texts On iPhone And Mac: Here's How
Scheduling texts and messages has been a very long time coming to your iPhone and Messages app on your Mac. Here's how to use this new feature.
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Raspberry Pi Kits For Beginners: What Might Be Included & Where Can You Buy Them?
There are different kinds of Raspberry Pi kits, and here are some of their details and where you can find them.
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The U.S. Army's Latest Main Battle Tank: The AbramsX
The AbramsX isn't just a new battle tank for the U.S. Army, it's the latest step in a long and storied line of military hardware innovation.
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Which Raspberry Pi Do You Need To Run OctoPrint?
OctoPrint is a great open-source solution for at-home 3D printing, but it doesn't run great on every Raspberry Pi model. Here's what you should know.
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Windows 11 Not Detecting A Second Monitor? Here's How To Fix It
A dual-monitor set-up can help to increase productivity, but what if your second screen isn't being detected? Here's what to try to fix the problem.
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iPhone Photos Not Loading In Messages: 6 Ways To Fix It
If you are trying to send or receive photos in the Messages app on your iPhone but you are not seeing them, here are six ways you can try to fix it.
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Desperate times calls for desperate measures, and the LVT-4 Water Buffalo is exactly what the U.S. Marine Corps needed to turn the tide in WWII.
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10 Ways To Fix Common Android Notification Problems
If you're missing messages, check out these handy steps to help fix your Android notifications. Sometimes it's just a matter of checking (or unchecking) a box.
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8 Android Brands We Wish Would Come To The US
Interested in looking past big names like Apple, Samsung, and Google? These international phone brands haven't hit the U.S. yet, but we really wish they would.
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These days, fitness trackers are pretty accurate at monitoring your health or tracking workouts, which makes them especially useful for cyclists.
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