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    By Quina Baterna 2 months ago

    This Smart Home Gadget Might Not Be On Your Radar, But It Should Be

    There are several smart devices on the market that will make your life at home easier. Here's one that may not be on your radar, but should be.

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  • Instagram Direct Message tab on a Android smartphone.
    By Aman Kumar 3 months ago

    Does Instagram Send Notifications When You Screenshot? Here's What You Should Know

    Instagram is one of the more popular apps for communication, so being notified when somebody screenshots a DM, whether an image or text, could be useful.

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  • A close up photo of a Shimano XT brake lever on handles bars with water droplets on it.
    By Casey Cooper 3 months ago

    Are Shimano XT Brakes Any Good? Here's What Users Have To Say

    Shimano's XT series mountain bike brakes are a popular choice. But what do the people who use them actually think? We've scoured users' reviews to find out.

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  • Breville Barista Touch espresso machine
    By Max Miller 3 months ago

    Is The Breville Barista Touch Worth The Extravagant Price? Here's What Users Are Saying

    If you want an espresso machine, but lack experience, the Breville Barista Touch may be on your radar. Here's what users say about the extravagant price.

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  • Woman playing games on ASUS ROG Strix Scar 16 18 gaming laptop
    By Max Miller 3 months ago

    Here's The Best Way To Optimize Your Gaming Laptop For A Long-Lasting Battery

    Want your gaming laptop battery to last longer? A few smart tweaks like graphics settings and power modes can make all the difference.

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  • A person holds a Samsung tablet in their hand
    By Sumukh Rao 3 months ago

    5 Unexpected Ways To Use Your Old Android Tablet

    Want to give that old tablet a second life but can't think of anything better than a second monitor? Here are five inspiring uses for an ancient android tablet.

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  • A person inserting a USB cable into a smartphone with multiple cables on the desk
    By Sumukh Rao 3 months ago

    5 Possible Fixes For An 'Unknown USB Device' Error

    Having a USB error popping up is a frustratingly common event that prevents access to important files. Try these easy solutions to solve it quickly.

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  • WD-40 cans
    By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

    5 Unexpected Ways To Use WD-40

    WD-40 is one of the most iconic household items ever, but it actually has some very out-of-the-box uses that can make your day-to-day life easier.

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  • Woman using an iPhone
    By Jordan Wirth 3 months ago

    5 Things You Should Do Immediately After Buying A New iPhone

    New iPhone in hand? Change these five settings first to boost privacy, speed up access, and make the most of what your iPhone can actually do.

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  • APU exhaust and tail of an airplane
    By Joseph Chidi 3 months ago

    What Is The Hole On The Back Of An Airplane For?

    Ever noticed that little hole on the back of a plane? It’s not random, it vents the APU, a mini engine that powers systems when the main ones are off.

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  • Apps on an Apple Watch
    By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

    Here Are All The Ways You Can Use Your Apple Watch Without Your iPhone

    Essentially, an Apple Watch is an extension of your iPhone, but there are ways you can use it on its own. Here are all of them so you can try for yourself.

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  • Screen of iPhone displaying App Store app
    By Patrick Phillips 3 months ago

    Can't Find The App Store On Your iPhone? Here's How To Get It Back

    If you're trying to find your Apple App Store and it's nowhere to be seen, don't panic. There are ways to bring it back to your iPhone Home Screen.

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  • Jet fighters flying over the clouds..
    By Corazon Victorino 3 months ago

    NASA Has Its Own Fleet Of Fighter Jets - Here's What They're Used For

    NASA, the agency known for space exploration maintains a fleet of fighter jets as well, but it's not for their original purpose. Here's what we know.

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  • A worker weaving carbon fiber in a mill
    By Daksh Chaudhary 3 months ago

    Used Carbon Fiber Can Be Recycled, But It's Not Easy – Here's Why

    Carbon fiber is a widely used in a lot of industries, notable for its strength. As well as being expensive, it's very difficult to recycle, but not impossible.

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  • A person holding a symbol of electricity
    By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    A Beginner's Guide To AC & DC Power - Here's How They Differ

    Not sure what separates AC from DC power? This beginner-friendly guide breaks down the differences in how they flow, work, and power your world.

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  • Close up of dog's neck with Fi collar
    By Mikael Trench 3 months ago

    How Well Does The Fi Collar Work? Here's What Pet Owners Say

    Smart dog collars are becoming more popular, and one of the most notable ones is the Fi Smart Dog Collar. What do real owners have to say about it?

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  • Black USB cable plugged into TV port
    By Syeda Laiba Alam 3 months ago

    5 Uses For The USB Ports On Your TV

    TV USB ports aren't just for flash drives. You can update firmware, play media, connect accessories, record shows, and make video calls with ease.

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  • A vintage Castrol motor oil sign on display outside an establishment
    By Corazon Victorino 3 months ago

    Who Owns Castrol And Where Is The Oil Made?

    Castrol is almost synonymous with motor oils, but have you ever wondered who owns the brand and where it makes its products? Here's the info.

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  • Front view of a normal ROG STRIX RTX 4090
    By Ali Hassan 3 months ago

    Worried Your Used NVIDIA RTX GPU Is Counterfeit? Here Are The Biggest Warning Signs

    A scam technique involving previous-generation Nvidia RTX GPUs has started getting attention. Here's how to ensure a used Nvidia card isn't counterfeit.

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  • A picture of billionaire Elon musk in casual attire in the Oval office
    By D Figg 3 months ago

    7 Companies Owned By Elon Musk

    Elon Musk is one of the most famous businessman on the planet. Everyone knows SpaceX and Tesla, but what else does the billionaire own?

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  • An Apple Watch displaying installed apps
    By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

    How To Delete Apps On Your Apple Watch

    To delete apps on your Apple Watch, press and hold the app icon, tap the “X,” or use the Watch app on iPhone to manage and remove them.

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  • A worker lubricates sectional doors after installation in a garage
    By Philip Kambutu 3 months ago

    What Is The Best Thing To Lubricate A Garage Door With?

    When it comes time to lubricate your garage door, there are some things you should and should not do. Here's everything you need to know about it.

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  • graphics depicting browser pop-ups
    By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    Why You Shouldn't Trust Suspicious 'Call Tech Support For Assistance' Texts & Pop-Ups

    Suspicious pop-ups and texts warning about compromised computers and/or mobile devices are still commonplace, and they are universally untrustworthy.

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  • A person preparing a smoothie using a Ninja blender in a kitchen
    By Marinel Sigue 3 months ago

    Here's Why Your Ninja Blender Is Blinking (And How To Fix It)

    Ninja is one of the most trusted blender brands, and there are quite a few models to choose from. If it's blinking, there are a few troubleshooting steps.

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  • Man using a laptop computer displaying logo of Microsoft Word on the screen
    By Mahnoor Faisal 3 months ago

    How To Insert A Checkbox In Microsoft Word

    Checkboxes can be incredibly useful for any kind of document you're creating, but adding them in Microsoft Word may not be as straightforward as you think.

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  • A Bede BD-5J Microjet
    By Shane Schmid 3 months ago

    What Is The Smallest Private Jet & How Many People Can It Carry?

    Private jets tend to be much smaller than commercial aircraft to begin with, but what's the smallest one available, and how many people can it carry?

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  • The sign for a Tractor Supply location.
    By Shane O'Neill 3 months ago

    Does Tractor Supply Price Match? Here's What You Need To Know

    If you're looking for a deal, Tractor Supply will price match other offers out there, but the retailer has some stipulations the item must meet beforehand.

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