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  • Girls using portable fan
    By Quina Baterna 1 month ago

    Can You Bring A Portable Battery Fan On A Plane? What The TSA Rules Say

    A portable battery fan can be your best friend while traveling in hot destinations. However, whether you can bring it with you on a plan is a different story.

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  • Woman adjusting thermostat feeling hot
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 1 month ago

    Possible Reasons Why Your Central Air Conditioner Isn't Cooling

    If you notice that your central air system isn't actually cooling, there are a few possible causes that you may be able to identify on your own.

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  • Solid state drive (SSD) isolated on white background.
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 1 month ago

    This Is The Highest Capacity SSD You Can Buy Right Now

    More storage space for your computer never hurts, but the highest capacity drive on the market is big enough that it'd probably take a long while to fill.

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  • An Office With A PC That Is Turned Off
    By Shane Schmid 1 month ago

    Here's How Much Electricity Your Computer Is Using (Even When It's Off)

    You might think a shut down PC would use no electricity, but depending on your setup, it could still be drawing power. There are ways to prevent this, though.

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  • A Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and an iPhone 15 Pro next to one another
    By Sumukh Rao 1 month ago

    10 Phone Models Worth Buying Used

    Looking for a great phone without the hefty price tag? Here are 10 used models worth buying that still deliver big on performance, features, and value.

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  • Hand holding phone with Starlink speed test with Starlink dish in the background
    By Marinel Sigue 1 month ago

    Is Starlink Faster Than 5G? Here's What You Should Know

    Aside from lower maximum data transfer speeds, Starlink has higher latency than 5G connections as the satellites are hundreds of miles away.

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  • MicroSD card tray on Android smartphone
    By Max Miller 1 month ago

    This Is The Highest-Capacity Micro SD Card You Can Buy Right Now

    MicroSD cards might be no larger than a fingernail, but they can hold quite a bit of information on them. What's the largest capacity on a microSD card, though?

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  • Overhead view of Welland Canal
    By Jack Picone 1 month ago

    Why The Welland Canal Is Important For Ships That Need To Bypass Niagara Falls

    Rather unsurprisingly, the geography of Niagara Falls doesn't make for the best ship passage routes.

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  • Person using app to monitor smart plug
    By Lynnae Williams 1 month ago

    Do Smart Plugs Use Energy While They're Off? Here's What You Need To Know

    Smart plugs can help you save money by powering down electronics when they're not in use, but they can use more power than modern equipment.

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  • The temu logo on a smartphone placed on a miniature shopping cart
    By Diana Croce 1 month ago

    10 Unusual USB Gadgets You Can Find On Temu

    A weird and wonderful scroll through the most baffling USB-powered gadgets on Temu, where charm, chaos, and questionable usefulness collide.

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  • House fronting its own Ring Bridge lighting setup
    By Patrick Phillips 1 month ago

    What Is A Ring Bridge (And How Do You Set One Up)

    After appearing on the hit entrepreneur show, 'Shark Tank,' Ring, has become a household name. Here's what Ring Bridge does, and how to set it up.

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  • A British Airways liveried A380 taking off, airport visible in the background
    By D Figg 1 month ago

    10 Popular Wide-Body Passenger Planes Ranked From Cheapest To Most Expensive

    Widebody passenger jets can carry hundreds of people over thousands of miles, and airlines love using them. Here are the most expensive models currently flying.

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  • Cubes on laptop keyboard spelling RAM
    By Pankil Shah 1 month ago

    What Is Soldered RAM In A Laptop And What Are The Downsides?

    When shopping for a laptop, one trait you may have noticed is soldered RAM, and you may be wondering what that means. Here's what you need to know.

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  • Trans-Alaska pipeline with mountain range behind it
    By Jack Picone 1 month ago

    How Long Is The Trans-Alaska Pipeline And How Much Oil Does It Carry Daily?

    The trans-Alaska pipeline extends from Alaska's North Slope on the Arctic Ocean all the way to Port Valdez, on the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean.

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  • A woman with a credit card in her hand using a laptop.
    By Aman Kumar 1 month ago

    How To Protect Yourself When Buying Used Tech Online

    Many people suffer scams when purchasing a used or refurbished tech product online. Take these measures so that you're not the next target.

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  • Adorable baby in white sunny bedroom.
    By Hiba Fiaz 1 month ago

    10 Of The Best Baby Tracking Apps For Parents In 2025

    Parenting feels chaotic, but these baby tracking apps help you stay on top of naps, feeds, meds, and meltdowns -- without losing your mind.

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  • Laptop with charger on a wooden table
    By Pankil Shah 1 month ago

    Why Do Most Laptop Chargers Have A Brick?

    Your laptop charger likely has a large brick in the middle of the cable rather than being just a straight cord, but that brick is essential for its charging.

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  • Boeing 777X flying in the sky
    By Patrick Phillips 1 month ago

    How Wide Is The Boeing 777X Jet And Why Does It Need Folding Wing Tips?

    Boeing's 777X is just one plane in a long history of passenger planes from the contractor. It's so wide that its wingtips fold, but why do they need to?

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  • A Corsair AIO Cooler
    By Shane Schmid 1 month ago

    Do PC Liquid Coolers Need Maintenance?

    PC Liquid Coolers are cherished by gamers for their incredibly efficient heat maintenance, but are they something that needs to be regularlyl maintained?

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  • Lockheed JetStar on display
    By Bob Sharp 1 month ago

    What Was The First Private Jet Ever Flown? (And Who Flew In It?)

    Private jets are relatively commonplace nowadays, but what was the first private jet that took to the air and who was the pilot that flew the craft?

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  • Phone charger on table
    By Mikael Trench 1 month ago

    Do Phone Chargers Use Electricity When Not In Use?

    While phone chargers obviously use power when your device is plugged in, what about when it's sitting unused? Does an idle charger still draw power?

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  • Close up of man using laptop with security logo
    By Pankil Shah 1 month ago

    The Main Reasons Why You Should Still Use Antivirus On Windows 11

    Microsoft's Windows 11 might be a step up from previous iterations of the OS, but there are a couple of good reasons to still use antivirus programs on it.

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  • Prototype unit of Intel Larrabee GPU
    By Nadeem Sarwar 1 month ago

    Intel's Larrabee GPU Could Have Rivaled Nvidia, So Why Was It Discontinued?

    While Intel did eventually launch its own line of PC graphics cards, they could have had Larrabee, a cancelled project that would have been a big deal.

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  • Three people walking away from a private jet
    By Lynnae Williams 1 month ago

    What Are Empty Leg Private Jet Flights And Why Are They So Cheap?

    There's a little-known trick for travelers with some flexibility, and it could make your dreams of luxury air travel a reality: empty leg flights.

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  • Intel Optane SSD memory for laptops.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 1 month ago

    Why Was Intel Optane Discontinued, And Can You Still Use It?

    Intel's Optane promised a memory revolution, faster than NAND, denser than DRAM, but it died in five short years.

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  • person holding a box of four Philips brand A19 light bulbs
    By Mike Shutt 1 month ago

    A19 Vs. E26 Light Bulbs: What The Numbers Mean & How They're Different, Explained

    Confused between A19 and E26 light bulbs? Learn what these numbers mean, how are they different and similar, and how to pick the right one for your fixture.

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  • Looking at FBI seal through phone.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 1 month ago

    How To Keep Your Phone Safe From AI Scams, According To The FBI

    AI scams are getting more sophisticated every day, but the FBI has put out some official guidelines on how to keep yourself and your devices secure.

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