Affordable Gaming Desktops Worth Buying In 2022
When buying a gaming PC, sorting through all of the towering claims is difficult. Here are the top gaming desktops worth your money for an optimal experience.
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Every Type Of Mechanical Keyboard Switch Explained
Mechanical keyboard switches serve the typists who prefer a more authentic typing experience that harks back to the days of the typewriter.
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Banks Team To Create Digital Payment Wallet Competitor To Apple Pay And PayPal
Much like the convenience of PayPal or other digital wallet options, several America's biggest bank institutions are teaming up to create a similar offering.
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Is A Resin 3D Printer Worth It?
When most people think about 3D printing, they probably imagine a filament-based printer. There's another option, though, and revolves entirely around resin.
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Amazon Glow, The Smart Screen For Kids, Gets Widespread Launch In US
Amazon's smart screen for kids, Glow, has finally launched across the U.S. for anyone to purchase. In addition to its screen, Glow has a built-in projector.
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Bitcoin Has Recently Lost A Lot Of Its Value. Here's Why
Despite the notion that Bitcoin's value should be based on the utility and longevity of the technology, it seems the coin's cost remains tied to market trends.
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This Hack Lets You Add Android Auto To Your Tesla
Tesla EVs revolve around the latest tech, but they lack one of the most common ways drivers navigate: with Android Auto. This hack changes things.
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5 Things Reviewers Liked And Disliked About Apple's 2023 MacBook Pro
With reviews out for the latest MacBook hardware, Apple has made some significant efficiency and M2-fueled power improvements with the 2023 MacBook Pro.
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How To Use The Recent Websites Feature On Samsung Galaxy Phones
Samsung is rolling out a new feature called Recent Websites which allows you to transfer websites from your Galaxy phone to your Galaxy Book.
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Spotify To Cut 6% Of Its Workforce Through Another Round Of Big Tech Layoffs
Spotify is letting go of approximately 6% of its workforce and restructuring the top of the organization in the latest round of tech layoffs.
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OnePlus Buds Pro 2 Will Support Android 13's Spatial Audio
Just before the reveal event, OnePlus has revealed that its upcoming Buds Pro 2 will support the spatial surround sound audio features from Android 13.
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The Amazon Astro Poses A Huge Privacy Threat
The Amazon Astro is making the possibility of owning a robot into a reality, but there are some privacy concerns that will coming along with it.
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Here's What The Lights On Your Modem And Router Mean
While every Wi-Fi router is different from one another, each router typically has LEDs and symbols to display basic information about your connection.
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How To Set Up A Second Wi-Fi Router And Why You May Need It
Do your devices struggle to connect to the internet in parts of your home? A second router help. We'll show you how to connect one and get you going again.
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How To Clear Cache On Safari
If Safari is sluggish, slow to load webpages, or won't work altogether, there's a simple fix which could get you browsing again.
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Elon Musk Says New Twitter Blue Plan Will Cost More But Have Zero Ads
Earlier this week, Musk posted on Twitter that "ads are too frequent on Twitter and too big," adding that both these issues will be resolved soon
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MacBook Air And iMac With 3nm M3 Chip May Arrive In Late 2023
In his PowerOn newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman notes that "Apple is already working on M3 versions of the iMac and MacBook Air."
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5 Easy Microsoft Outlook Shortcuts That Will Increase Productivity
Microsoft Outlook is very helpful, but also very confusing with its leagues of options and tools. Find out how to make your way across Outlook fast.
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This Innovative New Technology Turns Abandoned Mines Into Sustainable Energy Storage
A proposed plan could utilize an unusual method of physics for storing renewable energy, making use of the thousands of abandoned mineshafts in the U.S.
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Halo Is Safe 343 Industries Insists After Microsoft Cuts Thousands Of Jobs
343 Industries has made a statement contradicting rumors that the development of the Halo series might be moving to new companies in the future.
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Can You Use Your Own Router For Google Fiber?
Google Fiber brings gigabit internet to several lucky cities, and power users who have their own high-tech router hardware can get the most from the service.
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The Best Home Security Systems On The Market
Not sure where to start when it comes to keeping your home and property secured? These are the best home security systems on the market.
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You Can Schedule A Microsoft Outlook Email Delivery. Here's How
The email schedule feature included in Microsoft Outlook can help you send messages at specific times.
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How To Enable Dark Mode For Microsoft Outlook
Microsoft Outlook on Windows, Macs, Androids, iOS, and the web app has a way to turn on dark mode so you can avoid vision issues.
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How To Customize The Lock Screen On Your Samsung Galaxy S22
If you open the Settings app on your Galaxy S22 and tap "Lock screen," you'll find tons of options for customizing your lock screen.
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The Incredible Capabilities Of The Air Force's New Hypersonic Bomber, And Why It's So Important
Draper will work on Project Mayhem and contribute towards design, development, and testing of the hypersonic bomber system.
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Here's Why You Might Want To Replace Your Wi-Fi Router's Antennas
Whether you've been experiencing degraded signal, or the default range of your router isn't enough, there are ways to replace and enhance your Wi-Fi signal.
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