Don't Use The Garage – Here's Where To Store Electronics In Winter
Storing tech in the garage is the default for most, but it can be a dangerous proposition during the cold winter months. Here's what you should do instead.
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13 Handy Ways To Use A Thermal Camera Around The Home And Garage
Surprising ways a thermal camera can flag home and car issues before they get costly, giving you a clearer picture behind the walls and under the hood.
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Cessna is well-known for it's 172 Jayhawk, but who exactly owns the company, and where are its jets built? Here's everything you need to know.
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Here's What Actually Happens To Returned Items At Costco
With how many products Costco sales, there's bound to be returns, but what happens to all of the items? Thankfully, they all don't go to waste.
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7 Of The Best VR Headsets You Can Buy, Ranked By Price
If you’re sorting through high priced VR options, this guide highlights the headsets that deliver real value and the ones that might not be worth the premium.
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How To Transfer Data From Your iPhone To A USB Flash Drive
Backing up your iPhone to a USB drive is a great way to transfer files between devices and make sure your files are safe. Here's how to do it.
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5 Smart Home Gadgets You Should Be Using In 2026
Getting into smart home technology doesn't have to be complicated. All sorts of gear can smoothly slot right into uses already filled by non-smart devices.
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How Many Devices Can One USB Port Handle?
You can connect way more to a single USB port than just a keyboard and mouse. The technology behind hubs sets a much bigger limit than most people realize.
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How To Keep Your Outdoor Faucets From Causing A Massive Winter Repair Bill
Freezing temperatures are rolling in as winter sets across the country. Here's how to make sure your outdoor faucets don't freeze up in the cold.
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TSA Just Changed An ID Rule That Could Make Your Next Trip More Expensive
Don't have your Real ID yet? A new TSA rule will go into effect soon that will make trying to fly without one even more expensive than it already was.
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Amazon Lets You Get Rid Of Old Gadgets In Order To Save 20% On New Ones
If it's time to swap out some old gadgets, you might consider trading them in with Amazon, which will give you a 20% discount on qualifying items.
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My Autism Diagnosis Upended My Sense Of Self, But One Gadget Is Helping Me Reclaim It
An autistic person's relationship with the world around them is often different than that of an average person, but technology can be of great help.
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Hypershell Exoskeletons Can Take Your Adventures To The Next Level
Hypershell is a cutting-edge accessory you can wear on your hips and thighs to greatly assist leg movement.
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Check Your Android Device: Google's December 2025 System Update Is Live
If you have an Android device, a system update might be waiting for you. Here's what the update includes and how you can download it.
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5 Most Powerful Tugboats On Earth
Tugboats aren't limited to the tiny, yet powerful, vessels you may see around your local docklands, and some of these ships can have hundreds of crew.
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Missed Cyber Monday? These Walmart Deals Are Still Live
Walmart might not be the first place you think to look for tech items, but it has some great deals available — even for those who missed Cyber Monday.
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The 5 Best Smart Gadgets For Home Security, According To Consumer Reports
Home security is vital so you can ensure you and your family are safe. If you are looking for smart gadgets to help, here's what Consumer Reports recommends.
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5 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Buying Refurbished Electronics
Buying refurbished tech can seem like a perfect solution, but don't let the lure of recent devices and discounted prices make you overlook potential problems.
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How A 400-Ton Crane Works (And Doesn't Tip Over)
400-ton cranes are common in city centers and industrial zones; they rely on these engineering and construction elements to operate safely and effectively.
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Former Google Employees Want To Change The Way You Heat Your Home - Here's How It Works
Here's how the Quilt system works and the difference between it and other heating and cooling solutions.
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3 Cheap USB-C Cables That Are High Quality, According To Consumer Reports
USB-C cables may all look and work pretty much the same, but that doesn't mean they're all built the same — some are far fast and far more durable than others.
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6 Gift Ideas Under $50 For The DIY Mechanic In Your Life
If you're looking to pick up some reliable mechanic tools for Cyber Monday, there are a ton of lesser-known brands that are also high quality.
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What Does 'S' And 'P' Stand For On A Battery Pack?
Batteries can be connected in series, parallel, or a combination of both, in order to give different power characteristics to a battery pack.
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The Stunning Transformation Of Cell Phones
It's hard to imagine life without a phone in your pocket. The incredible transformation of cell phones proves just how far these modern marvels have come.
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Costco Is Taking The US Government To Court Over Tariff Costs
Wholesale retailer Costco is making headlines as it takes the US Government to court, alleging that it's owed money over damage caused by tariffs.
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5 RYOBI Products So Strange, We Can't Help But Want Them
RYOBI is one of the biggest tool makers in the world and it has some tools in its lineup that are just wild. Here are five of our favorites.
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12 Of The Most Important Moments In Microsoft's History
Microsoft has been a major player in the tech industry for decades. Over those years, it's had a lot of big milestones moments, for better and for worse.
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