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  • Dell laptop screen show Windows update progress.
    By Corazon Victorino 2 months ago

    What Happens If You Turn Off Your Computer During An Update?

    Ever wondered what happens if you shut down your PC mid-update? The results aren’t pretty and could leave your system unusable.

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  • JBL headphones on a white surface next to charging cables
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    Why Your JBL Headphones Aren't Charging (And How To Fix It)

    JBL makes great wireless headphones, but they're not perfect, and there are times where they won't charge. Here's why it happens and what to do about it.

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  • A drone flying over deer in a field
    By Shane Schmid 2 months ago

    Is It Legal To Use A Drone For Hunting? Here's What You Should Know

    Thinking of using a drone to hunt? The rules aren’t the same everywhere and in many places, it’s not allowed at all.

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  • A person holding iPhone showing grayscale lockscreen
    By Marinel Sigue 2 months ago

    How To Set Your iPhone Screen To Grayscale (And Why You Might Want To)

    Want to make your iPhone screen black and white? Turning on grayscale has some surprising benefits beyond just changing how it looks.

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  • First officer making changes to flight controls in the cockpit of a Boeing jet
    By Caroline Anschutz 2 months ago

    Why Do Pilots Turn Off Autopilot Before Landing?

    Modern autopilot tech can handle most phases of a flight, but there’s a reason pilots take control during landings, even when advanced systems are on board.

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  • iPhone 16e laid on its side horizontally
    By Ivo Gievski 2 months ago

    5 Cheaper Alternatives To The iPhone 16e

    Generational updates don't involve revolutionary upgrades like they once did. Today, plenty of phones come with quality features without flagship pricing.

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  • A closeup of a mosquito on a hand
    By Syeda Laiba Alam 2 months ago

    5 Of The Best Gadgets For Keeping Pesky Bugs Out Of Your Home

    Bugs keep entering your home uninvited, but you don't want to make a mess kicking them out? Here are five gadgets that will shut the door to insects forever.

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  • Close-up of iPhone charging port with USB Type-C cable
    By Max Miller 2 months ago

    Here's What You Should Look For When Buying A Phone Charger

    Buying a phone charger should be simple, but that's not quite the case — at least, if you want the fastest and safest possible charging. Here are some tips.

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  • Elk standing in grass at night
    By Mikael Trench 2 months ago

    4 Things You Need To Stop Doing If You Use Hunting Trail Cameras

    Just as crucial as picking the right hunting camera model is how you use it and maintain it in challenging conditions.

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  • CFM56 Engine on a Boeing 737-800
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    This Engine Has Powered More Planes Than Any Other In History

    One engine has stood the test of time and powered more planes than any other. After four decades, other engines have finally offered more to outpace it.

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  • Satellite in space, in low Earth orbit
    By Tom Clark 2 months ago

    Which Country Has The Most Active Military Satellites?

    There are thousands of satellites in Earth's orbit that enable reliable communication, provide vital internet services, and accomplish tasks for the military.

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  • Asian man on couch unlocking smart phone with facial recognition
    By Keyede Erinfolami 2 months ago

    Face ID Not Working On Your iPhone? Here Are A Few Fixes To Try

    Apple's Face ID system is fine when it works but a big problem when it doesn't. Here's how the system functions, what can go wrong, and some ways to fix FaceID.

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  • Dave talking on Shark Tank
    By Mikael Trench 2 months ago

    What Happened To The Brightwheel App From Shark Tank Season 7?

    Brightwheel promised to revolutionize how parents interacted with their children's schools via its app when it arrived on Shark Tank. Here's what happened next.

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  • iPhone with a LiDAR scanner
    By Adnan Ahmed 2 months ago

    Does Your iPhone Have A Black Circle Next To The Cameras? Here's What It's For

    Have you ever noticed the black circle next to the camera array on your iPhone? This is actually an important component of your phone's highest quality photos.

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  • F-18 Hornet jet fighter breaking the sound barrier at 2015 Miramar Air Show in San Diego, California.
    By Casey Cooper 2 months ago

    How Fast Is Mach 1? (And Can You Actually Feel It?)

    Breaking the sound barrier sounds super dramatic, but funny enough, it turns out it's really just a number on a meter. Here's how it works (and how it feels).

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  • Variety of Zapier Zaps
    By Erynn Ruiz 2 months ago

    13 Best AI Tools For Your Small Business, Ranked

    Getting your small business off the ground may be more difficult than ever, but you can ease the transition with these 13 AI tools.

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  • Three AI-powered Helsing SG-1 Fathoms sit docked and ready.
    By Alec Hively 2 months ago

    These Underwater Drone Gliders May One Day Help Protect Europe's Seas

    Europe is exploring new AI-powered maritime tech, with underwater drone gliders poised to play a surprising role in its future defense strategy.

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  • a boat on Florida's coastal waterway
    By Shane Schmid 2 months ago

    Do You Need A Boating License In Florida? Here's What You Should Know

    Before you pack up and head down to the sunshine state for some time on the water, you'll want to know whether you need a license to go boating in Florida.

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  • The rotating cannons on the LEGO UCS AT-AT.
    By Barry Peacock 2 months ago

    5 Of The Most Expensive LEGO Sets Ever Sold, Ranked By Price

    LEGO has grown in leaps and bounds from inexpensive plastic bricks to wallet-busting collector's items. We checked the market to see how expensive they get.

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  • commuters in a Japanese subway station
    By Samyak Goswami 2 months ago

    Here's How Japan Is Turning Footsteps Into Electricity

    In Japan, even your footsteps can help power the city, thanks to a clever technology hiding beneath the pavement.

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  • PlayStation FlexStrike fight stick
    By Daniel Trock 2 months ago

    What Is The PlayStation FlexStrike Fight Stick And When Will It Be Released?

    PlayStation is introducing a new fight stick for competitive gamers. From design to performance potential, here’s what makes the FlexStrike unique.

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  • Gun inside a 3D printer.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 2 months ago

    Why 3D Printing Certain Things Can Land You In Hot Water With The Law

    3D printing has opened up whole new avenues of creativity, for anything from simple tools to complex devices, but are there limits on what you should print?

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  • Graphic of a green laser beam striking the cockpit of an airplane.
    By Chris Littlechild 2 months ago

    Here's Why Laser Pointers Can Be Dangerous For Airplanes

    Laser pointers may seem harmless, but their misuse near airplanes has raised serious safety concerns among pilots, regulators, and federal agencies.

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  • A view of the inside of a Boeing 737 cockpit
    By Bob Sharp 2 months ago

    Can A Boeing Pilot Fly An Airbus Jet?

    Pilots need specific type ratings to fly different kinds of aircraft. As Boeing and Airbus planes are radically different, a pilot would require retraining.

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  • Vintage computer setup on desk
    By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago

    5 Discontinued Gadgets We Still Find Useful, Ranked By Age

    Five once-essential gadgets — from PSPs to CRT TVs — that are discontinued but still hold unique charm and practical value in today’s tech world.

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  • Close up of Home Depot skeleton showing skull and hand
    By Jack Picone 2 months ago

    Will Home Depot Be Selling The Viral 12ft Skeleton Halloween Decoration In 2025?

    Halloween decorations have been around forever, but few have become as iconic as Home Depot's 12-foot Skelly. Is it coming back for 2025, though?

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  • The Amazon home page on a screen.
    By Nate Williams 2 months ago

    Can You Rely On Amazon's 'Overall Pick' When Shopping Online?

    Amazon's "Overall Pick" badge makes it seem like the product is bound to be a hit, but is that always true? We break it down for you in our deep dive.

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