13 Tiny Appliances Made To Fit Your Small Kitchen
Maximize counter space with these compact, multi purpose kitchen appliances, from mini coffee makers to tiny blenders and air fryers.
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Can You Use A Phone Charger To Charge Your Laptop?
Your phone and laptop both charge with USB-C, so can you use your phone charger to power up your laptop? The answer depends on several factors.
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What Are The Three Dots At Top Of iPad Apps For?
Ever noticed the three dots that you find on top of apps running on your iPad? These are actually part of an incredibly useful productivity feature.
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This Electric Tree Stand Lift Might Not Be On Your Radar For Hunting Season, But It Should Be
A tree stand is a fairly common tool for hunters looking to get the drop on their prey, but if you have mobility issues, Hytek's elecrtric stand lift may help.
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Why Are Some USB Ports Red? This Is What The Color Means
While the size and shape of USB ports are universal, the colors are not. That's why you'll sometimes have blue ports, black ports, and in some cases, red ones.
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How Heavy Is The Airbus A380 And How Much Cargo Can It Carry?
Airbus' A380 might be the world's largest passenger plane, but its metrics are rather surprising, especially where cargo space is concerned.
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What Makes A Smart Seatbelt Different From A Regular One?
Not content with changing automotive safety forever over 60 years ago with the three-point seatbelt, Volvo is now introducing an adaptive smart seatbelt.
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What's Inside A Lava Lamp? Here's What That Liquid Is Made Of
The lava lamp is a symbol of a simpler time that remains a popular part of culture today, but what exactly is inside the lamp to give it its floating effect?
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What Is The Patriot Air Defense System, And How Does It Work?
The PATRIOT air defense system is used by the United States and its NATO allies to protect against missiles and other airborne threats. How does it work?
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Your Android Device Is Tracking You - Here's What It Monitors
At this point, it's pretty well known that smartphones monitor a lot of things about you. What do Android devices track, specifically?
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How Much Does Walmart's Electric Lawn Mower Cost & What Are Some Of Its Features?
If you're in the market for an electric lawn mower, Walmart has you covered with a Hart-branded model at an affordable price, but is it worth the investment?
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Honda GCV160: How To Maintain Your Engine & Keep It Running Smooth
The Honda GCV160 has been doing service in lawn mowers and similar vehicles for a long time now. What's the best way to go about the maintenance?
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This Is What The Inside Of A Tanker Truck Looks Like
It's not uncommon to see large tanker trucks on the road, transporting some sort of liquid or fuel. The tank looks simple in design, but it's rather complex.
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What Happens When You Press 'Notify Anyway' On iMessage (And How To Turn It Off)
Even if you have your notifications silenced on iPhone, a feature will allow users to notify you anyways. Fortunately, there is a way to disable it.
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Why Do Some HOA Communities Ban Window AC Units?
The summer months are getting hotter and hotter, beating the heat is essential for those with health conditions. So why are HOAs banning window-mounted ACs?
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Do Airlines Really Fly Empty 'Ghost Flights' Just To Hold Slots?
If you look up, you might see an airplane flying overhead, but that plane might not necessarily be full, or have any passengers at all. Here's why.
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Laptop Battery Dying? Here's What You Need To Know Before You Replace It
At some point, we all need a laptop battery replacement. Here's what to look out for if your battery doesn't have much left to give.
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Can You Still Get A Red Light Camera Ticket In Florida?
Red light cameras have been a hot-button topic in communities nationwide, but are they still used to issue tickets in the state of Florida?
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Yes, You Can Manually Push A Zero-Turn Mower - Here's How
If your zero-turn mower is stuck, you may find that it's actually nearly impossible to move. Here's the steps you need to be able to push your mower.
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China's 'Pregnancy Robots' Are Real: Here's Everything We Know
Pregnancy robots may sound like something out of science fiction, but they're actually quite real. And they're already creating quite a stir for many reasons.
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5 Signs That Your Android Device Is Infected With Malware
Malware on your Android device can cause it to perform poorly and even put your personal information at risk. Here are five signs that yours is infected.
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Why You Might Want To Avoid Laptops With 8 GB Of RAM (Even If You're Not A Gamer)
Thinking of buying a laptop with 8 GB RAM? It might seem fine now, but it could slow you down sooner than you expect.
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The Custom iPhone Rig They Made To Film 28 Years Later Used Up To 20 Cameras At Once
The art of filmmaking is evolving, and that includes cameras that are used, with 28 Years Later using a massive rig of multiple iPhones for filming.
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The Much-Desired Feature We Can't Believe Google Maps Is Still Missing
Google Maps is a go-to app for navigation, but it's missing a key feature that two of its competitors (one of which is owned by Google) already have.
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iPads Don't Have MagSafe, But This Magnetic Charger Comes Close
Wish your iPad had MagSafe? Apple doesn't officially support it, but this magnetic charger comes surprisingly close for easy charging and a cleaner setup.
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How Used EV Batteries Get A Second Life Powering Homes
Lithium-ion powerplants help push EVs around in day-to-day driving, but at the end of their life cycle, EV batteries are also being repurposed for clean energy.
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What Happened To Bleni Blends From Shark Tank Season 14?
In Season 14 of the hit entrepreneurial show, Shark Tank, the founders of Bleni Blends stepped into the tank seeking an investment. Here's what happened.
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