6 Of The Best Sleep Tracker Apps For Android
If you are having trouble getting a good night's sleep, then you may need help from one of these six sleep tracker apps from Android to get the sleep you need.
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How To Back Up Your Apple Watch To iCloud
Whether it needs a reset or a replacement, backing up all of your data from an Apple Watch to iCloud is a pretty painless process that's automated.
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The winter months are coming, and there is nothing better than having an electric blanket to keep you warm. Here are five electric blankets worth buying.
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Power tools take can make some of the most difficult landscaping tasks a breeze. Here are the best power tools made by Ryobi that can be useful for landscaping.
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Lithium battery fires on planes can be scary, but flight crews have preparations on place to handle them.
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Twitter Adds Voice And Video Calls: Here's How To Disable It
X, formerly known as Twitter, has introduced voice and video calls, which are enabled by default. Here's how to limit who can call you or disable it entirely.
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Why Italy's Fiat CR.42 Falco Jet Quickly Fell Behind In WW2
The biplane dominated during WWI, but the Fiat CR.42 Falco Jet was out of its league during the WWII.
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The Most Essential iPad Features Every Student Will Wish They Knew Sooner
Tablets are a happy medium between the versatility of a laptop, and the portability of a smartphone, meaning iPads can be a student's ideal companion.
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What Makes Sweden's Stridsvagn 103 Tank Such An Oddball
The Stridsvagn 103 was a unique not-quite-a-tank/armored vehicle that was a centerpiece of Sweden's defense for several decades. Here's what we know.
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A stuck pixel can ruin your viewing experience, whether on a TV or a monitor. There are a few ways to handle it, from the ridiculous to the sublime.
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The M1150 ABV: America's Mine-Clearing Monster Tank
Clearing minefields is a dangerous task in any situation, and while tanks can sometimes be the victims of mines, this tank tackles minefields directly.
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Transform Your Trashcan Into A New Smart Bin With This Arduino Project
With a little ingenuity and a few parts you can easily pick up on Amazon, you can build your own smart garbage can. We'll help you get started.
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Apple Pay Later Is Now Widely Available To iPhone And iPad Users In The US
Following a lengthy beta period, Apple has finally made its Apple Pay Later service available to everyone in the U.S. who owns a supported iPhone or iPad.
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Apple's 'Scary Fast' Event Might Mean New Macs In Time For Halloween
Apple has a surprise 'scary fast' keynote event scheduled for the end of October, just on the eve of Halloween night, where a new iMac may be teased.
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Xreal Air 2 Glasses Preorders Open: Here's How Much They'll Cost You
Xreal's sophomore effort into AR/XR glasses is headed to the U.S. soon, boasting improvements to visual clarity and the capability of these smart glasses.
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Are Plug In Solar Panels Any Good? Or A Waste Of Money?
There are alternatives to the expensive full-solar panel system, but whether or not they're worth your money is something else.
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Is The iPad Air Good Enough For Artists? Or Do You Need The iPad Pro?
For artists looking for a more portable solution to do some work, the iPad is a powerful tool. However, which one you choose depends on the work you want to do.
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Broken Samsung Phone? Here Are Your Best Options For Getting It Repaired
If and when your Samsung phone requires repair, it's good to know there are so many options to choose from, from walk-in repair sites to doing it yourself.
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4 Easy Raspberry Pi Projects That Even A Beginner Can Tackle
As the popularity of Raspberry Pi single-board computers rises, so does the amount of uses for them. Here are some projects a novice programmer can complete.
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White House Designates 31 U.S. Tech Hubs To Bolster Innovation
The Biden-Harris administration selected 31 regions throughout the U.S. from a pool of almost 400 applications. Nearly $500 million in grants are up for grabs.
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Is It Really Legal To Buy And Own A Tank? Here's What The Law Says
Yeah, tanks are cool, but what if you could have one of your very own? Turns out, you can in the U.S., but there are several caveats you need to know.
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Studying For Exams? These 3 Apple Watch Apps Can Help
You have tools to help you with your studying, but there's one on your wrist you may have overlooked. Here's a few ways you can use your Apple Watch to help.
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One thing is for sure: technology continues to progress, but these three interface innovations could completely replace touchscreens for good.
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The Buzzer: The Strange History Behind Russia's UVB-76
Russia's mysterious and repetitive radio station, UVB-76, has been broadcasting for decades, but just what is it? Encoded messages? Something more sinister?
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If you're looking for the next destination that would make for some stunning pictures, pick from these 10 awe-inspiring places around the globe.
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A raspberry Pi is a tiny little computer on a circuit board, so could it be used to replace your desktop PC? Here's everything you need to know.
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Amazon Joins The Passkey Hype Train: Here's How To Set One Up
Like several other big tech companies, Amazon is now rolling out passkeys that allow passwordless sign on for its customers. Here's how you can set one up.
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