Why Gmail Isn't Working On Your Android Device (And How To Fix It)
Not getting e-mails on your Android device can be frustrating, especially if you're expecting something important. Here's how to fix Gmail on your Android.
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All About Packard's Record-Breaking 24-Cylinder Engine
You may feel like a V12 is the height of engines, but Packard doubled that in the 1920s with a 24-cylinder beast. Here's the short but interesting story.
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5 Settings You Need To Change On Your Samsung Galaxy S25
You may not be getting the most out of your Samsung Galaxy S25. The only way to know for sure is to look into changing these five settings.
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5 Ways To Keep Unauthorized Users Out Of Your USB Drive
Practical ways to lock down your USB drive using built-in tools, third-party encryption, and cross-platform options that actually keep your data private.
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5 Warning Signs An Online Seller Is Scamming You
It's easy to lose money to scammers if you don't take care online, but these five signs can clue you in that someone is trying to rip you off.
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When Were Night Vision Goggles First Used In The Military?
Night vision goggles are a relatively important component for troops in the military and it's surprising how long they've been around to give soldiers an edge.
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How To Make X/Twitter Accounts Private
Are you looking to lock down who can read your posts on X, formerly known as Twitter? Here's how to make your account private so no one can see it.
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Which CPU Has The Most Powerful Integrated GPU Available Today?
Integrated GPUs are breaking new ground in a discrete graphics market full of price-gouged GPUs from Nvidia and AMD by offering affordable hybrid performance.
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13 Of The Best Alternatives To Major-Brand Headphones
Big players may have carved up much of the audio market, but don't miss the smaller names producing high quality earbuds and headphones for all budgets.
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What Is The Golden Dome Missile Defense System? Here's What's Planned & How It Would Work
Israel has its Iron Dome for protection and now the U.S. is developing its own, called the Golden Dome. The Golden Dome is vastly different and more robust.
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What The Orange Light On Your Ninja Thirsti Means (And How To Fix It)
If the bubble button on your Ninja Thirsti has turned orange, don't panic! It isn't an error but you need to take action. We'll talk you through what to do.
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Google Photos Vs. Amazon Photos: How These Photo Services Differ
When choosing an app to store photos, it's not just about the storage but the features, too. Google Photos and Amazon Photos have distinct differences.
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Why SpaceX Might Have To Pay A Fee To Enter Space Soon
Thus far, SpaceX has been able to send its rockets into space without having to pay any fees, but that may change very soon. Here's the story.
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How Is A SSD Different From A HDD? Here's What You Need To Know
Data storage for PCs usually takes one of two forms: HDDs and SSDs. What's the difference between the two formats and which is best for your computer?
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13 Useful USB Gadgets Recommended By Students
No matter your budget, increased productivity as a student is a must. Refer to this list of 13 useful gadgets before you go back to school.
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What Happened To BitsBox From Shark Tank Season 8?
BitsBox is a subscription coding package that can be sent to you every month. The founders appeared on Shark Tank to find an investor. Here's what happened.
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Why You Should Never Attempt To Repair A Broken Charger Yourself
If your charger breaks, you shouldn't try to fix it yourself. It holds a charge even when unplugged and tampering with it could give you a nasty shock.
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What Do These Common Symbols On A Fire Extinguisher Mean?
Fire extinguishers are designed to put out certain kinds of fire, and using the wrong fire extinguisher may make the blaze even worse.
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Why Laptop Battery Life May Soon Improve For Windows 11 Users
Microsoft is testing an adaptive energy saver mode that automatically adjusts power during tasks without dimming screens, potentially improving battery life.
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Did You Get A Suspicious Text About An Amazon Return? Here's What's Happening
If you're uncertain about that text message from "Amazon" you just received, you're right to be suspicious. Here's the story of this latest scam.
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Every Amazon Prime Member Should Be Aware Of This Email Scam Going Around
There is an email scam going around warning people about a price increase to Amazon Prime. It is not legitimate, and you should use caution if you receive it.
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5 Camera Lens Accessories You Need To Protect Your Gear
You may have plunged hundreds or thousands on a camera, but you shouldn't skimp on a few extra dollars for protective gear -- here are our recommendations.
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12 Smart Gadgets You Didn't Know Existed
Your smart home might be about to get even smarter -- if you're on top of it enough to stock any of these unusual but handy smart devices.
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I Tested Apple's New CarPlay Ultra For A Week, And It's Not What I Expected
Apple's CarPlay Ultra digs deep into your car's systems, so what better excuse to borrow an Aston Martin and dig deep into this new iPhone feature.
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Why Windows Isn't The Ideal OS For Gaming Handhelds
If you're a PC gamer, you're likely a Windows user, too. But Microsoft's OS has issues that make it a poor choice, especially for gaming handhelds. Here's why.
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How To Join TikTok's Latest Trend And Make Anything Your CarPlay Startup Sound
While you may not want your car to play John Cena's intro music every time you connect to Apple CarPlay, it's worth knowing that it's possible.
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What To Consider Before Buying Used Headphones (Especially If You're Health Conscious)
You can save some money buy buying used headphones, but there are a lot of considerations before you do so, particularly regarding the headphone quality.
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