Microsoft Has Closed The Windows 7/8 To Windows 11 Upgrade Loophole
If you've been dragging your feet about upgrading to Windows 11, the opportunity to do so for free may have finally disappeared. Here's what you should know.
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This Hidden Google Maps Feature Is An Easy Way To Track Your Favorite Spots
Instead of the pin icon, you can now mark your favorite restaurant on Google Maps with a burger. Or your auto mechanic with a wrench. Sound like fun? Learn how.
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5 Deals On DeWalt Tools And Accessories You Don't Want To Miss This Prime Day
Amazon's latest Prime Day brings heavy discounts on certain items, including these useful DeWalt products. Some are more than half off their usual price.
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More Remains Recovered From Titan Sub Wreckage
More remains and debris from the Titan submersible that imploded this past June have been recovered from the bottom of the ocean. Here's what we know.
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Why The Launch Of Windows 95 Was Such A Huge Deal
The first version of Windows with the modern look based on a Start menu, Windows 95 made computing, and internet access in particular, accessible to all.
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Ryobi's Latest Tool Accessories Are All About Boosting Your Productivity
If you use Ryobi tools for your business or DIY projects, then Ryobi's latest tool accessories are a sure way to help boost your productivity.
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Why California's Right To Repair Law Could Have Big Implications For The US
A new Right to Repair law from California state is a win for consumers, requiring comprehensive product support and resources for repairing tech.
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How To Use Roadside Assistance By Satellite With AAA On iPhone 15
Needing a tow where your phone won't work can be scary. Using a satellite to call for help can be a lifesaver. Here's how to do it on an iPhone 15.
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How To Lock Pictures And Apps On Your Samsung Phone With Secure Folder
Samsung phones come with a feature called 'Secure Folder' that serves as a safe repository for files. Here's how to set up that folder on your Galaxy phone.
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The Mysterious Story Behind Tesla's Lost 'Death Ray' Particle Beam Weapon
Nikola Tesla was an eccentric inventor, but not everything he envisioned made its way into practical reality.
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The Best Wireless Chargers For Your iPhone Ranked By Price
Phones from the iPhone 12 and up support wireless charging, which means there are plenty of MagSafe capable wireless chargers out there to choose from.
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4 Of The Best Husky Workbenches You Can Buy At Home Depot
Husky workbenches offer relatively affordable designs, but more importantly, are rugged and capable workbenches that can cater to a variety of uses.
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How To Filter Out Texts From Unknown Numbers In iMessage
If you're tired of being notified or seeing texts from unknown numbers in the Messages app, here's how you can easily mute and filter them.
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Can You Share Your Hulu Password? Here's What You Should Know
If you're thinking about sharing the password to your Hulu account with someone else, there are some things you should know before handing over the info.
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Here's How iPhone's Visual Look Up Feature Could Improve Your Next Vacation
If you're a curious person who uses an iPhone, then you may enjoy using the Visual Look Up feature to learn more about landmarks, animals, plants, and more.
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5 Of The Best Android Phone Deals You Won't Want To Miss This Amazon Prime Day
Amazon's October 'Prime Big Deal Days' has been host to plenty of deals, but for Android phones in particular, there are some solid discounts to be had.
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F-117 Nighthawk: America's First 'Invisible' Stealth Jet
The F-117 holds a special place in technology history as the first stealth jet to take to the skies.
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Samsung Joins Google In Throwing Shade At iPhone's Green Text Bubbles
In another bid to encourage Apple to be more cooperative, Samsung's latest ad asks why iPhone users must live with the 'green bubbles' for non-iMessage texts.
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Your Google Account Will Soon Prompt You To Ditch Your Password
Google wants to switch over to a new, more secure way of keeping your account safe. We'll tell you what the company has in mind and how it'll work.
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5 Essential Extensions Every Google Chrome User Should Have Installed
One convenience of Google Chrome is the level of extensions you can add to the browser to extend its functionality, add new features, and other additions.
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Tell-Tale Signs Your Smartphone Needs An Upgrade
If you have had your smartphone for a couple of years and it isn't working how it used to, there are tell-tale signs that it's time for an upgrade.
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Blurry Android Home Screen? Here's How To Fix It
If the home screen of your Android smartphone appears blurry or out of focus, here are a few things you can try before you take it to a technician for repair.
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How To Disable Windows Copilot In Windows 11 (And Why You Might Want To)
The newest Windows 11 rollout from Microsoft has AI-powered Copilot, but there are reasons you might want to disable it and here's how you to do it.
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Snap-On's Online Tool Box Builder Lets You Customize Your Ultimate Tool Storage (But They're Not Cheap)
Snap-On has a toolbox builder allowing you to completely customize it to your preferences. While it's an amazing feature, it doesn't come at a cheap price.
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Here's What Really Happens When You Accept Cookies
A lot of websites invite you to accept their cookies, but what is a cookie, and what does it mean? Should you accept them? We've got all the info here.
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How France's Compact FT Tanks Ruled The Battlefield In WW1
The rise of trench warfare and fully automatic machine guns had created a unique and deadly obstacle for infantry forces worldwide, tanks were the solution.
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Does Renters Insurance Cover Phones And Other Gadgets? What You Should Know
If you're worried about your thousand-dollar smartphone and laptop being part of the renters insurance policy, here's what you need to know.
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