What Are NFC Mobile Payments, And Are They Safe?
Short for near-field communication, mobile NFC payments work on the same principle as a contactless card. But they are more secure.
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Why Your iPhone Shipped Without This One Crucial Accessory
While it wasn't included with AirPods and Apple Watch, to begin with, this crucial accessory disappeared from iPhones starting in 2020.
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Why The B-29 Superfortress Is One Of Boeing's Biggest Achievements
During World War II, the U.S. government planned to make one of the strongest and capable bombers, and Boeing rose to the occasion with the 'Superfortress.'
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Passkeys Explained: How They Work, And Why You Should Use Them
As adoption of passkeys increases across various devices, it's important to understand how passkeys work, and why they may end up replacing standard passwords.
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Charging Your New iPhone With The Wrong Cable Might Slow Down Your WiFi: Here's Why
When Apple launched the new iPhone 15 lineup, it came with a surprising footnote about its wireless speeds. Here's everything you need to know.
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Bone Conduction Headphones Explained: How They Work, And Are They Safe?
Bone-conduction headphones are an alternative to traditional over ear or in-ear headphones, but how do they work and are they safe? Here's what we know.
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ChatGPT Can Finally Browse The Web, But Free Users Have To Wait
OpenAI is ready to give ChatGPT access to the internet, meaning you'll no longer see those "September 2021" messages. Premium users get priority, though.
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5 Of The Best Free Document Scanner Apps For Android
Your smartphone can serve as a substitute for a proper scanner when you don't have access to one, and these are some of the best apps suited for the job.
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Every Hidden iPad Screen Gesture You Should Know
Your iPad may be even more powerful than you thought. Here is every hidden iPad gesture you can use to unlock even more functionality from your tablet.
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The Rumors Were True: Ex-Surface Chief Panos Panay Has A New Gig With Amazon
Just days after Chief Product Office Panos Panay left Microsoft, Amazon has announced that Panay is taking over as its Devices and Services leader.
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These New Smart Glasses Have ChatGPT Integration, And They Actually Look Normal
Powerhouses like Google have tried and failed to make smart glasses chic and approachable, but Solos may be on the way to making that goal come true.
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5 Of The Best USB-C Adapters For Connecting An iPhone 15 To An HDMI Monitor
With a move to USB-C connectors, iPhones can now use USB-C to HDMI adapters to display content on a monitor or TV. These are the best adapters for the job.
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The World's Rarest Tank: The History Behind Germany's WW1 A7V Sturmpanzerwagen
The German A7V Sturmpanzerwagen was a monster of World War I that could carry a lot of personnel and ammunition. Here's everything we know about it.
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Common Warning Signs That Your iPhone Might Have A Virus
Even though iPhones are known to be incredibly relentless to viruses, it can still happen. It's vital to know these virus warning signs just to be safe.
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How To Use Google Wallet On Your Samsung Galaxy Watch
If you have a new Samsung Galaxy Watch, but can't figure out how to connect your Google Wallet, don't worry because setting it up is easier than you think.
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Who Makes U.S. General Tool Cabinets, And Are They Any Good?
Interested in buying a U.S. General tool cabinet? Before making a buying decision, it's a good idea to know who makes them and if they are any good.
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How To Pin An App On Android (And Why You'll Want To)
Pinning an app to your Android helps prevent wandering eyes from ending up where you might not want them.
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How To Install MacOS Sonoma On Your Mac (And Which New Features You'll Get)
Apple has released macOS Sonoma for anyone to download and install on a supported Mac computer. Here's how to do that and why you should upgrade.
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The Hidden Costs Of The F-35: Factors That Go Beyond The Initial Price
The F-35 fighter jet, product of the Joint Strike Fighter project, is the most expensive fighter to produce and maintain that has ever been built.
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5 RYOBI Products You Need (And 5 You Should Avoid)
With so many types of tools in the Ryobi product line there are bound to be some winners and some losers. However, some stand out more than the others.
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iPhone 15 Pro's Lighter Build Might Be The Reason It's Getting Toasty
Some users are reporting that their new iPhone 15 Pros are running hot, and it may have to do with its build.
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Amazon Under Fire For Abusing Pricing Power, 17 States And FTC File Antitrust Lawsuit
Regulatory pressure from the FTC is headed for Amazon as its business continues to grow, with several state attorney generals piggybacking on the lawsuit.
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All The Hidden Features Of Your iPhone's Power Button
The power button on your iPhone can be configured to perform a variety of useful functions, including contacting emergency services quickly when needed.
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5 Must-Have Tech Products For Every Pet Owner
Even if a pet has all of the things they need to live a healthy and happy life, there are some must-have tech products that will make a pet owners life easier.
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Nothing Kickstarts CMF Label With New Smartwatch And Earbuds
Alongside its against-the-grain smartphone design, Nothing has a new smartwatch, new pair of earbuds, and charger launching under its CMF tech label.
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Spotify Jam Lets You Crowdsource Listening Sessions With Friends
Spotify Jam will let you and your partygoers curate a playlist of songs that everyone can enjoy. It's rolling out to everyone soon. Here's what we know.
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Why Your Blink Camera Is Flashing Green (And How To Fix It)
Amazon's Blink security cameras are inexpensive and effective. But what does it mean when the normally steady green light starts blinking at you?
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