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  • Apple MacBook Air on a table
    By Max Miller 3 months ago

    What Is A Great MacBook Air Alternative If You Don't Like macOS?

    Many consider the MacBook Air is the gold standard in laptops, but others hate macOS. If you want a slick laptop with a different OS, here's where to look.

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  • USB-A port front shot
    By Varun Mirchandani 3 months ago

    10 Weird USB Gadgets You'll Probably Want To Own

    Everyone needs a new knick knack sometimes. These USB gadgets could be just what you need to spruce up your space or add a little convenience to your life.

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  • Incoming calls on two iPhone side by side
    By Pankil Shah 3 months ago

    Why Some iPhone Calls Have A Decline Option, And Others Don't

    Noticed the Decline button missing on some iPhone calls? Here’s why it happens and what it means for your incoming calls.

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  • A Third-Generation Nest Smart Thermostat Being Adjusted
    By Shane Schmid 3 months ago

    You Might Be Making The Smart Thermostat In Your Home Less Efficient - Here's How

    Is your Smart Thermostat not helping to keep your home cool as efficiently as you'd hoped? The problem could be due to a common user error.

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  • Woman with Dexcom G7 wearing an Apple Watch
    By Lynnae Williams 3 months ago

    How To Connect Dexcom G7 To Your Apple Watch (And Which Models Are Compatible)

    If you're using a Dexcom G7 to monitor your blood sugar in real-time, you can now sync it to your Apple Watch for real-time monitoring. Here's how.

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  • The SS United States sits idle in a Philadelphia shipyard
    By Alec Hively 3 months ago

    What Engines Are In The SS United States?

    Curious about the SS United States' engines? Learn what powered this legendary ocean liner and how it broke speed records.

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  • RTX 5080 on display
    By Marc Magrini 3 months ago

    10 Alternatives To The RTX 5080 GPU That Are More Readily Available

    High-quality graphics cards are as expensive and hard to find as they've ever been. We checked out some of the best alternatives to the RTX 5080 out there.

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  • The White Star liner 'Titanic' seen here on trials in Belfast Lough circa 1912.
    By Eli Shayotovich 3 months ago

    How Fast Was The Titanic? A Look At Its Top Speed

    White Star Line's most famous passenger liner is best known for its unfortunate sinking, but that doesn't mean it wasn't fast.

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  • A worker operating CNC equipment.
    By Ron King 3 months ago

    What Does CNC Stand For In Tech & How Is It Used?

    Curious about CNC in tech? Learn what CNC stands for and how it’s used in manufacturing to create precise, complex parts.

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  • Connecting a charging cable to USB port on black backpack
    By Pankil Shah 3 months ago

    Why Do Some Backpacks Have USB Ports? Here's What They're For

    If you've ever seen a backpack with a USB port, this is how they work and why you might consider buying one.

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  • Apple's calendar emoji sports the date July 17
    By Alec Hively 3 months ago

    The Unexpected Reason Why The Calendar Emoji Says July 17

    The date on Apple's iCal app icon is always set to July 17th, and it's a date with special significance to Mac fans.

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  • AppleCare logo on an iPhone
    By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

    How To Transfer Your AppleCare Plan (And Why You Might Need To)

    AppleCare, which is essentially an extended warranty program, is yet another add-on that the company offers.

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  • Micro USB and USB C cables side by side with white background
    By Pankil Shah 3 months ago

    Micro USB Vs. USB-C: What's The Difference?

    Micro USB and USB-C are still both common kinds of connectors you'll find in electronics. Here are the differences between them and which one is better.

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  • Plane flying over the ocean
    By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    Yes, Planes Do Fly Over The Pacific Ocean - Here's Why Their Flight Paths Look So Distorted

    If you ever looked at a plane's flight path over the Pacific Ocean, you might think it is odd, but it has nothing to do with a plane's safety.

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  • White Narwal Freo Z10 docked in a tidy home next to a potted fern
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    By Jack Picone 3 months ago

    Finally! A Robot Vacuum That Eliminates All Your Pain Points. The Narwal Freo Z10 Will Become Your Home's MVP.

    Perhaps it’s a little dramatic to refer to your vacuum as a best friend, but trust us, Narwal’s new Freo Z10 is going to become the MVP of your household.

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  • A YouTube video you can't see because of a black black screen.
    By Aman Kumar 3 months ago

    Why YouTube Is Showing A Black Screen (And How To Fix It)

    It's pretty frustrating to want to watch a YouTube video and instead encounter a black screen. But there are several ways to fix this problem.

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  • Passenger jet soaring through the blue sky
    By Jacob Willeford 3 months ago

    The 10 Fastest Passenger Jets, Ranked By Top Cruising Speed

    Hopping between continents is as accessible as ever. What used to take months or years now only takes hours thanks to the speeds of these passenger jets.

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  • 3D printer making plastic gears
    By Aaron Greenbaum 3 months ago

    Cool Things To 3D Print That You've Probably Never Thought To Try

    The rise of 3D printing opens up a whole world of possibilities. You can make custom versions of everyday objects, including these useful items.

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  • Adobe Photoshop on a laptop
    By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

    The Biggest Mistakes You're Making When Using Adobe Photoshop

    Even though you may know how to get things done on Photoshop, a bit of inefficiency is likely built into your process, given its sophisticated nature.

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  • Person wearing Audeze LCD-S20
    By Jack Picone 3 months ago

    Audeze Brings Its SLAM Technology To Planar Headphones With The New Closed-Back LCD-S20

    Audeze is a premium headphone manufacturer and is releasing its newest close-back headphone: the LCD-S20. Here's what you need to know about its features.

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  • Home router sitting on table
    By Bob Sharp 3 months ago

    Can You Get Bed Bugs From Rented Internet Routers? What You Need To Know

    There are horror stories about people finding actual bugs inside of electronics, such as bed bugs in equipment rented from an ISP. How likely is it to happen?

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  • Person putting Smart Sock 2 onto a baby's foot
    By Patrick Phillips 3 months ago

    Can You Use The Owlet Smart Sock 2 Without The App? (And Has It Been Discontinued?)

    The Smart Sock 2 is great for parents who want to monitor their child's heart rate and blood oxygen level, but it looks like the product has changed.

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  • rocket lifting off
    By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    How Do Rocket Engines Work?

    You've likely watched space shuttles launch using massive rockets, but how exactly do the rockets that are the backbone of space exploration work?

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  • A PC with a glass case and rainbow lighting
    By Brad Hill 3 months ago

    How To Ensure You're Buying Compatible Parts When Upgrading Your PC

    Building a PC is a rewarding and fulfilling process for many tech enthusiasts and gamers, but it's important to keep tabs on all of your rig's components.

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  • Front view of a Daher TBM-960 aircraft parked with flaps extended
    By Madeline Cuccio 3 months ago

    Do Airplanes Use Transmissions? Turboprop Reduction Gearboxes Explained

    Airplanes obviously employ very different engine technology compared to ground vehicles, but some actually do use a form of transmission in flight.

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  • Apple MacBook Pro M4 Max
    By Abdul Haddi 3 months ago

    10 Of The Best Laptops For Video Editing

    Video editing can put a lot of strain on a laptop, but some of these machines make the load seem simple.

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  • Tugboats operating near a bay
    By KR Manalo 3 months ago

    Tugboat Vs. Towboat: What's The Difference?

    Tugboats and towboats may seem similar, but they serve different roles. Learn the key differences between these two powerful vessels.

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