Why Are Some USB Ports White? Here's What It Means
The USB Port on your computer comes in a variety of colors, each with their own unique meaning, but the rarest USB port color by far is the White USB Port.
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6 Adorable Mini Tools You Can Get At Lowe's
Lowe's has several tools to help with many different tasks. However, sometimes, you need the smallest, most adorable tool to get the job done.
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What Is The Top Speed Of A Submarine While Underwater?
Submarines' top speeds are different when they're underwater than when they're cruising on the surface -- and not always in the same direction.
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Which Chinese Warships Are Testing Impressive Weapons & Upsetting The South Pacific?
China set off some alarm bells in New Zealand and Australia in February, as the nation participated in live-fire testing in a location much closer than before.
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A Brief History Of The Swiss Army Knife: The World's Most Recognizable Multi-Tool
Swiss Army knives are popular multitools that have seen wide adoption from fictional TV heroes to actual military use. Here's how they came into being.
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8 Little-Known Amazon Gadgets Worth Trying For Yourself
From inkless printers to remote scroll controllers, these 8 little-known gadgets are surprisingly useful and budget-friendly. See what you've been missing.
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Is 1 Or 7 Colder On A Hisense Mini Fridge? Understanding Your Appliance's Settings
If you've got a Hisense mini fridge but have no clue where to turn your dial, it's actually quite simple once you know what the manufacturer says.
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Can You Take Photos Or Videos At A TSA Checkpoint?
If you have ever flown, you know there are specific rules when going through a TSA checkpoint. Here's what you need to know about taking photos or videos.
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10 Cool Gadgets That Will Change The Way You Watch TV
Interested in sprucing up your home theater situation before your next movie night or binge-watching session? These TV gadgets could be real game-changers.
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Can You Bring Bluetooth Speakers On A Plane? Here's What TSA Says
There are many ways to keep yourself entertained on a long-haul flight, but Bluetooth speakers may not be your best option.
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6 Reasons Everyone Should Own A Heat Gun
Heat guns have plenty of uses beyond stripping paint and removing stickers. Here are some other tasks you can tackle with these versatile crafting tools.
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10 Fighter Jets With The Longest Flight Range
Modern fighter jets can fly at extreme speeds during dogfights, but when it comes to the maximum distance they can travel, the limits are a little more mundane.
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Why Are Military Flashlights Angled?
The U.S. military has been using a series of flashlights with right-angled heads for more than 80 years. Here's the reason behind this quirky design.
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4 Lowe's Tools You'll Want For Your Next Yard Project
It's getting close to yard work season, so if you're looking to get yours under control, these four tools from your local Lowe's should help you get it done.
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12 Ways To Make macOS Sequoia Run Faster
Is your Mac feeling sluggish? These 12 easy fixes can speed up macOS Sequoia, cut down lag, and keep things running smoothly -- no tech skills required.
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Yamaha AR195 Vs. Scarab 195 SE: What's The Difference Between These Jet Boats?
If you're looking for a sleek, eight-person boat to take out on the water, here's a quick comparison between the Yamaha AR195 and the Scarab 195 SE.
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Cheap Tech That Used To Be Unbelievably Expensive
The tech we use wasn't always as accessible as it is today. In fact, much of it was prohibitively expensive when it first came out. Here are some examples.
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6 Of The Best Cheap Power Tool Brands
Surprisingly, there are several cheap power tool brands on the market that don't sacrifice quality. Here are five of our favorites to consider.
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Old Tech Products Worth Thousands That May Be Hiding In Your Attic
If your attic is filled with old trinkets and tech from the past, you could be sitting on a goldmine. Here are a few devices worth appraisal.
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The 6 Most Useful Tools For Removing Mortar
The very strength that makes mortar so useful also makes it a real pain to remove, but these tools can make short work of even the most troublesome mortar.
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5 Highly-Rated Smart Bags That Promise To Make Travel Easier
If you are a person who travels a lot, it may be worth considering buying a smart bag. Here are five highly-rated options that will make your next trip easier.
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USB: What It Stands For And How It Revolutionized The Way We Use Computers
USB ports might be ubiquitous to most devices today, but at one point, computers had a variety of different-sized ports that made things inconvenient.
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Why I Still Prefer My DSLR Camera Over Smartphone Options
We all have decent cameras on our smartphones nowadays, but one photographer has a few reasons why he prefers to carry a DSLR camera with him on most occasions.
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How Fast Can A Cruise Missile Fly? A Look At The Top Speed Of These Deadly Weapons
While a cruise missile can be a devastating piece or ordinance, how fast can it actually fly and are there different top speeds between types?
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The Reason Why Fighter Jets Are So Loud
If you live anywhere near an air force base, you know the roar of fighter jets' engines -- so strong, it can bust your eardrums. Why are fighter jets so loud?
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How Fast Do Container Ships Travel? A Look At Their Top Speed
Container ships transport the majority of the products we consumer every day, but how fast do they travel on the high seas? Here's what we know.
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12 Settings You Should Immediately Change On Your New Windows Laptop
Excited to dive in with your brand new shiny Windows laptop? During the setup process, it might be a good idea to turn some (or all) of these settings off.
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