14 And 16-Inch MacBook Pros Are The First To Get Apple's New M3 Chips
At Apple's "Scary Fast" Halloween-themed event, the company announced the new M3 line of chips. The first products to use them will be brand-new MacBook Pros.
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Apple Reveals 3nm M3 Chipset Family, With Pro And Max Available Right Out Of The Gate
Apple has introduced its M3 chip lineup, including the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. The new silicon boasts substantial efficiency and performance upgrades.
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How To Block Scam Likely Calls: A Step-By-Step Guide
If you're sick of "scam likely" calls, you're not alone. There are a number of tools to help you keep scammers from blowing up your phone constantly.
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NFTs Are Now Almost Worthless: Here Are 5 Reasons Why They Didn't Work
For a brief moment in time, NFTs were all the rage and heralded as the next best investment. So, why do most NFT collections now have a market cap of zero?
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Adventure Essentials: 5 Of The Best Multitools For Hiking And Camping
If you love hiking and camping, then you understand how important having a multitool is. Here are five of the best multitools you can buy right now.
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Every B-2 Bomber Was Grounded For 6 Months This Year: Here's Why
After an incident mid-flight, the U.S. Air Force decided to ground every example of the iconic B-2 stealth bomber, apparently out of abundance of caution.
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Samsung's Latest Galaxy Z Flip5 Is A Retro Throwback - But You Can't Have It
Samsung is releasing a new Galaxy Z Flip5 with the retro stylings of the classic Samsung E700 flip phone. Here's what it looks like and why you can't have one.
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Beware Of Temu: 5 Scams To Watch Out For
Temu has quickly become notorious on platforms like TikTok for its falsified advertisements, shady practices, and overall reputation of cheap products.
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Meta Rolls Out First Ad-Free Instagram And Facebook Subscriptions: Here's How Much They Cost
Just days after X revamped its subscriptions, now Meta has announced monthly plans for ad-free experiences on Facebook and Instagram. There is a catch, though.
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5 Fixes To Try If Your iPhone's Volume Buttons Aren't Working
While iPhones are reliable phones, it can be really frustrating when your volume buttons aren't working. Here are five things to try to get them working again.
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iPhone Vs Pixel: Is One Ecosystem Really Better Than The Other?
The rise of companies like Apple and Google have necessitated two different ecosystems associated with both brands. But which ecosystem is right for you?
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3 Essential Accessories Every Amazon Fire Tablet Owner Should Have
Amazon's Fire tablets are hugely popular due to their nice screens and decent hardware at a very reasonable price point. But you might want to accessorize it.
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Here's How To Tell If Someone Blocked You On Instagram
Whether a faux pas was committed or not, sometimes friends or family may have blocked each other on Instagram. Here's how to tell if you're blocked.
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Find Out Who Called You: 4 Ways To Look Up An Unknown Number
If you got a phone call from a number you don't recognize, try these four methods to figure out who's behind them.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 VS S23 FE: What's The Difference Besides Price?
With the more affordable Galaxy S23 FE now available, let's look at whether it still makes sense to get the standard S23 that launched back in February.
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Venmo Privacy Settings You Need To Check ASAP
By default, Venmo shares your transaction history with everyone. If you care about privacy, here are the settings you need to tweak.
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YouTube Studio: How To Edit Your Videos To Perfection
It's not as advanced as pro video editing software, but it's free. Here's how to use YouTube Studio to trim or blur clips, and add music, along with some tips.
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Why The M8 Greyhound Was Retired From The U.S. Military
While the M8 Greyhound was one of the fastest armored vehicles of its day, a few key design flaws saw the need for it to be completely re-purposed.
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What Is Right-To-Repair And Why Is It So Important?
The legal right for consumers to repair their own devices without needing permission or access from the device's manufacturer is picking up steam.
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Why The Supermarine Spitfire Was One Of The Most Innovative WW2 Planes
The British Supermarine Spitfire is perhaps one of the most recognizable military vehicles of World War II.
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5 High-Tech Camping Accessories That Will Take Your Glamping Trip To The Next Level
If you like to adventure the outdoors, but old-fashioned camping isn't your thing, here are five high-tech glamping accessories to make it more comfortable.
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A Step-By-Step Guide To Viewing And Clearing Your Google Activity
Google tends to track a lot of your personal data as you surf the internet and use apps, but it also gives you the tools to monitor that data comprehensively.
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The Biggest Gun Ever Used In Combat: Germany's Schwerer Gustav
During World War II, as France had bolstered its defense with the Maginot Line, Germany designed an absolute bunker buster of an artillery gun to break through.
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McAfee Virus Pop-Up Scam Explained: How To Protect Your Device
If you use McAfee's antivirus software, there's a particular scam that you need to be wary of. Even if you don't, though, it still pays to be cautious.
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YouTube Streaming Issues Hit NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers
YouTube is experiencing service issues, and that includes its pricey YouTube TV platform and its bundled NFL Sunday Ticket plan. Football fans aren't happy.
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5 Of The Best Apple Watch Apps For Weightlifters
If you want a digital companion while you're lifting weights at the gym or to keep tabs on your journey, consider these five apps for the Apple Watch.
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This Ryobi Kit Is Perfect Choice For A Pristine Yard And Leaf-Free Lawns
Cleaning up fallen leaves with a rake is tiring and doesn't actually get rid of them. That's why this cordless leaf vacuum/blower from Ryobi is a good choice.
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