How To Install WatchOS 10 On Your Apple Watch (And Which New Features You'll Get)
Alongside iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, the new software update for your Apple Watch, watchOS 10, has arrived. Here's how to get it and what to expect.
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Who Makes Pittsburgh Tools, And Are They Any Good?
Pittsburgh tools are a brand that you can buy only at Harbor Freight. But who makes them, and are they any good? Here's everything you need to know.
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Every Major 3D Printer Brand Ranked Worst To Best
3D printing is an exciting but complex technology. Before diving in, you should read up on which makers and models lead the market currently, and why.
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Amazon Event 2023: Every New Product You Need To Know About
A new lineup of Alexa-powered smart home and internet-of-things devices are on the way, as announced during Amazon's Devices and Services Event this month.
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10 Of The Worst Military Bombers Ever Made
Bomber have come in many shapes and sizes over the last century, but some with design flaws have proven ineffective in combat and deadly for crew.
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Are You Charging Your iPhone In This Unsafe Location?
When charging your iPhone in a public place, you need to be very careful where you plug in. Some popular spots also carry unseen security risks.
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1Password Bolsters Security By Rolling Out Support For Passkeys
Support for passkeys is headed to 1Password users soon, allowing them to take advantage of the new secure and simplified login and browsing experience.
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5 Ryobi Power Tools That Will Help You Clean Up Around The House
Ryobi power tools, with their affordable prices and interchangeable batteries, can help you make quick work of jobs in and around your home.
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Ryobi Vs DeWalt: Who Makes The Better Pressure Washer?
A good pressure washer can be a great tool for keeping your home, decks, sidewalks, and cars clean. We break down the difference between Ryobi and DeWalt
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There's An Ugly Reality About iPhone Repairs
iFixit has decided to retroactively revise the repairability score it originally gave Apple's iPhone 14, meaning going the DIY route is no longer recommended.
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Soviets' Strange Flyer: The History Of The Crane Helicopter Mi-10
The unique, record-breaking helicopter known as the Mi-10 carried huge loads, from trucks to entire buildings, to places that were previously inaccessible.
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Bard AI's Latest Upgrade Serves Up Deeper Integration With Google's Sprawling App Ecosystem
Google's Bard AI received a big update today that connects it to a range of Google services and allows a user to double-check a response's accuracy.
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Every Major Wireless Earbuds Brand Ranked Worst To Best
As wireless earbuds continue to serve a purpose for most people, it is key to recognize which brands to target and avoid. These are the top brands, ranked.
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The WWII Device That Had A Bigger Impact Than Any Gun Or Vehicle
Cryptography was used extensively during World War II to mask strategies for the Allies and Axis, but one Allied cypher technology was practically unsolvable.
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How Often Should You Change Your PC's Thermal Paste, And Why Is It Necessary?
Thermal paste is all that stands between your computer's CPU and waves of heat that can damage and eventually destroy it. Learn how to change it properly.
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The Best RYOBI Power Tools To Use On Snow Covered Driveways And Sidewalks
When winter comes and dumps white powder all over your driveway and sidewalks, you'll want to be prepared to remove it. Ryobi has tools that can help.
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How The iPhone 15 Pro Max 5x Telephoto Lens Works
The new iPhone 15 Pro Max offers 5x zoom thanks to a lens with a 120mm focal length. How did Apple put a lens like that in a phone that's 8.25mm thick?
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Is Venmo Down (Or Is It Just You)? Here's How To Tell
If you are unable to make or receive payments on Venmo, here are a few things you can do to check if the problem is on your end or it's a wider issue.
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How To Separate Names In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
If you've ever had a list of first and last names that you wanted to separate Excel and Google Sheets make it easy. Here's how to do it in each application.
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Get Ready For Winter: 5 Of The Best Snow Blowers At Home Depot
Home Depot has plenty of snowblower options for all you winter clearing needs at various price points and capabilities.
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How To Use Vlookup In Microsoft Excel And Google Sheets
The trick to using Excel's VLOOKUP effectively is knowing what commands and values to use in what order.
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USS Monitor & CSS Virginia: The Duel That Changed Naval Warfare
The famous battle between the ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia did not decide the war, but it did help introduce a whole new type of warship.
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The Reason Why The iPad Still Doesn't Come With A Calculator App
iPadOS 17 has arrived, yet Apple's tablet still lacks a native calculator app, forcing iPad owners to install third-party options. Here's why.
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What Is Apple's New 'FineWoven' Actually Made Of?
Apple is discontinuing leather across its entire product lineup. FineWoven is a new material that is similar to suede and has a 'subtle luster.'
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How To Update Your iPhone To iOS 17
iOS and iPadOS 17 are finally here. Take a quick look at what's new and then follow our short guide to download the latest update from Apple.
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Panos Panay Surprises By Leaving Microsoft Just Days Before Surface Event
Panos Panay, Microsoft executive vice president and chief product officer announced he was leaving the company, after almost 20 years of service.
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10 Smart Devices That Will Improve Your Kitchen
Everything from the humble toaster to the microwave can be upgraded to fit a smarthome lifestyle, with options for every type of cooking.
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