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  • A person holding a used spark plug and a ratchet with a spark plug socket
    By John Davis 3 months ago

    What Tools Do You Need To Change A Spark Plug?

    Spark plugs are essential in ensuring that your vehicle performs at its best. If yours need changed, and you want to do it yourself, here's what you'll need.

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  • Two ASUS laptops sitting up back to back on
    By Mikael Trench 3 months ago

    5 Of The Best Laptops Under $1,000, According To User Reviews

    Laptop shopping can be a pain, especially if you have a lower budget. We've collected some that won't break the bank but will still let you get stuff done.

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  • StormBag pitch on Shark Tank
    By David Bixenspan 3 months ago

    What Happened To StormBags Sandless Sandbags From Shark Tank Season 15?

    Stormbags promised all the functions of sandbags with less heavy lifting and more versatility, but what happened to the product after Shark Tank?

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  • An M142 HUMARS system launching a rocket into the sky in Ukraine
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 3 months ago

    The Army Is Scrambling To Install Anti-GPS Jammers In Its Artillery Systems: Here's Why

    With the war in Ukraine not slowing down, the Army is rushing to put anti-GPS jammers in its artillery systems. Here's everything you need to know.

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  • A Ring security camera on a table.
    By Shane O'Neill 3 months ago

    Will Ring Security Cameras Work Even Without Wi-Fi?

    Amazon's Ring cameras were designed to be set up and operated via app, so you might expect them to need Wi-Fi to operate.

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  • iPhone mounted on a tripod capturing video
    By Adnan Ahmed 3 months ago

    How To Turn Your iPhone's Camera Grid On (And Off)

    Learn how to enable or disable the camera grid on your iPhone to improve photo composition with this quick and easy guide.

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  • Cruise ship sailing in open water
    By KR Manalo 3 months ago

    How Fast Do Cruise Ships Go? A Look At Their Top Speed

    Cruise ships are designed be a luxurious journey on the oceans, but that doesn't mean they're the fastest vehicles on the open seas.

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  • DeWalt electric tools in front of brand sign
    By Jacob Willeford 3 months ago

    12 Cheap DeWalt Finds Under $10 You Probably Didn't Know Existed

    DeWalt makes tons of great power tools for a wide range of DIY and professional uses, and they can get pretty pricey, but the brand has cheaper options too.

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  • Gmail logo on a smartphone set against a blurred inbox background
    By Keyede Erinfolami 3 months ago

    How To Unsubscribe From Emails On Gmail (One At A Time And In Bulk)

    Does your Gmail inbox get flooded every day with emails you never subscribed to, or are just plain tired of getting? Here's how to end the deluge.

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  • A person wrapping their luggage at the airport.
    By Shane O'Neill 3 months ago

    Why Do People Wrap Their Luggage And What Does TSA Have To Say About It?

    If bags already have locks and zips, is there really any point in covering them with layers of plastic wrapping?

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  • YouTube TV showing multiview feature
    By Pankil Shah 3 months ago

    YouTube TV Multiview Isn't Available On PCs, But There Is A Workaround

    YouTube TV Multiview lets you view multiple streams simultaneously on your streaming device, but you'll have to use a workaround for your PC.

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  • Two security cameras with IR LEDs mounted on a ceiling
    By Sumukh Rao 3 months ago

    10 Of The Best Wi-Fi Security Cameras You Can Buy In 2025

    These are the 10 best Wi-Fi security cameras of 2025, featuring sharp resolution, numerous smart features, and reliable performance to keep your home safe.

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  • Close up of an iPhone showing storage menu
    By Pankil Shah 3 months ago

    How To Clear System Data On iPhone

    iPhone running low on storage? Learn how to clear System Data on your iPhone and free up space with these simple steps.

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  • open window shades on an airplane
    By Samyak Goswami 3 months ago

    Why Do Airplane Window Shades Need To Be Open For Takeoff And Landing?

    Flying commercially means following a lot of safety procedures, but why do flight attendants have you open a plane's window shades for takeoff and landing?

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  • A happy business traveler at an airport.
    By Barry Peacock 3 months ago

    10 Useful Gadgets Every Business Traveler Will Want

    Smart gadgets can make or break a business trip. Here are 10 essentials that help professionals stay connected, productive, and stress-free on the go.

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  • A new green tractor stands near the field
    By Olasubomi Gbenjo 3 months ago

    The Reason Why Tractors Have Such Low Horsepower

    While high horsepower numbers are great if you want to win the traffic light sprint, that's not something tractors typically do.

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  • Sparketh founders Tim Samuel and Dwayne Walker pitching their company on the set of
    By Corazon Victorino 3 months ago

    What Happened To Sparketh (Online Art Courses) From Shark Tank Season 13?

    The founders of Sparketh went into the Shark Tank in Season 13 to seek funding for their online art education platform. Did Sparketh get a deal on "Shark Tank?"

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  • man cutting cardboard with utility knife
    By Sarah Chaney 3 months ago

    10 Of The Best Utility Knives For Every Budget

    Find the 10 best utility knives for any budget -- whether you need one for home projects, crafting, or everyday tasks, these picks have you covered.

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  • Person plugging in cable to a screen
    By Cody D. Campbell 3 months ago

    How To Choose The Right HDMI Cable For Your TV Or Monitor

    Not all HDMI cables are the same! Learn how to choose the right HDMI cable for your TV or monitor based on resolution, refresh rate, and features.

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  • A large container ship cruising near port.
    By Shane Schmid 3 months ago

    Why Do Most Ships Use Diesel Engines?

    Ship designers could use any kind of engine they choose, but they overwhelmingly opt for diesel engines. What's the reason behind this choice?

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  • Close up of Swiss Army Knife
    By KR Manalo 3 months ago

    Which Swiss Army Knives Have A Pin? (And Which Come With A Pin Slot?)

    Some Swiss Army Knives come with a pin or a pin slot, but with so many variations, which ones can you actually expect to find the feature on?

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  • Person taking an iPhone out of the box.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 3 months ago

    Apple Packaging: What Makes Unboxing The White Boxes So Special

    Apple products are known for their fabulous industrial design, but their packaging is a less-discussed aesthetic highlight. Here's what makes it so special.

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  • NIIMBOT label printer on bed
    By Quina Baterna 3 months ago

    6 Of The Best Label Makers For Home Use (According To Users)

    No matter if you need to label food jars, your kid's lunches, or personal belongings, having a label maker comes in handy. Here are five recommended by users.

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  • Person delivers stack of Amazon packages
    By Chris Littlechild 3 months ago

    Why Amazon Won't Let You Ship To Certain Addresses

    Amazon offers 600 million different products for sale and can ship to more than 100 countries. Not all items can be delivered to all locations, though.

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  • A large container cargo ship travels over calm, blue ocean.
    By Eli Shayotovich 3 months ago

    How Do Ships And Submarines Get Drinking Water While At Sea?

    Ships and subs at sea are surrounded by billions of gallons of water, all of it undrinkable because of its high salt content. So how do they get drinking water?

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  • Person opening blade of Swiss Army Knife
    By Patrick Phillips 3 months ago

    How To Sharpen Your Swiss Army Knife's Blade (And Other Maintenance Tips For Your Tool)

    The knife blade on your Swiss Army Knife gets dull just like any other blade, but there are some simple steps to take to sharpen it and maintain it.

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  • By Rob Rich 3 months ago

    Why Was The Titanic Called RMS?

    Just about everyone has heard of the ill-fated Titanic, but there's a set of letters associated with it that are often forgotten. Why was the ship called RMS?

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