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  • troops in uniform
    By Quina Baterna 5 months ago

    Why Are Military Uniforms Called Fatigues? Here's What It Means

    The military has changed its attire to keep up with evolving combat needs, and fatigues are a uniform that has resulted.

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  • Hand holding tablet showing smart home dashboard
    By Marinel Sigue 5 months ago

    5 Unexpected Uses For Your Smart Home Devices

    Smart home devices can add a huge amount of convenience to your day-to-day life, but here are five ways to use them that you probably never heard of.

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  • Air traffic control tower in front of a plane taking off
    By Daniel Trock 5 months ago

    What Does It Mean When A Pilot Says 'Heavy'?

    If you've ever listened in on ATC communications between the tower and planes, you might hear the term "heavy." Here's what that means (beyond the obvious).

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  • Black and white USB Kill sticks on a table
    By Pankil Shah 5 months ago

    What Is A USB Killer And Just How Much Damage Can They Do?

    USB sticks have long been a vector for viruses and malware, and it turns out that they can damage more than just your files.

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  • Poplight pitch on
    By David Bixenspan 5 months ago

    What Happened To The Poplight From Shark Tank Season 15?

    PopLights took the Shark Tank by storm with their promise of a portable, rechargable light that was also incredibly trendy. But what happened after Shark Tank?

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  • Poco X7 rests on an Iron Man Box
    By Adam Doud 5 months ago

    3 Cool Features That Phones Have Overseas, But Not In The US

    The United States has some high-tech smartphones, but there are cool features available overseas that we wish we had stateside. Here are the top three.

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  • A father and son duo reading books while lying on grass
    By Sumukh Rao 5 months ago

    10 Tech Gadgets & Accessories Every Book Lover Will Want

    Shopping for the avid bookworm in your family? These gadgets will enhance the experience of dedicated readers, and most won't break the bank doing it.

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  • A person typing on a BlackBerry Storm.
    By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

    Was The BlackBerry Storm A Good Phone? Here's What Owners Had To Say

    The Blackberry Storm found few fans when it launched, and even the benefit of nostalgia hasn't managed to improve its reputation.

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  • A black and white image of a P-40 combat plane on a turmac
    By Brad Hill 5 months ago

    How Did The US Military Transport Planes To The Front Lines During World War 2?

    Ever wondered how the U.S. brought smaller planes overseas during World War II? It was definitely more tedious work than modern aircraft transportation.

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  • Apple Magic Keyboard white background
    By Jordan Wirth 5 months ago

    12 Low-Profile Alternatives To Apple's Magic Keyboard

    Tired of Apple's pricey Magic Keyboard? These 12 low-profile alternatives offer better features, comfort, and value -- without sacrificing style.

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  • Kobo e-reader on display in library
    By Nate Williams 5 months ago

    Is Libby Compatible With Kobo E-Readers?

    Kobo e-readers are starting to take a chunk out of Amazon's Kindle powerhouse, but can they load e-books from Libby as easily as Kindle? It's complicated.

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  • Several missiles lined up with a sunset background
    By Jonathan H. Kantor 5 months ago

    How Long Would It Take For A Missile From Russia To Reach The US?

    From multiple locations, a Russian-launched missile can reach the U.S. However, how much time would it take to enter the country from those positions?

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  • Person choosing to play a podcast from Apple Music
    By Pankil Shah 5 months ago

    How To Stop Apple Music From Playing Automatically

    It can be quite annoying when your Apple Music keeps playing automatically while you are working or driving. Here's how you can make it stop.

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  • Ports on a laptop
    By Adnan Ahmed 5 months ago

    How Much Power Can A USB Port Deliver & Does Max Output Change Depending On Device?

    Your computer likely has multiple USB ports, and maybe even multiple types of ports on the same machine, but how does that impact their power output?

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  • person getting their bag checked at TSA airport checkpoint
    By Mike Shutt 5 months ago

    TSA's 3-1-1 Rule Explained: What It Is & How To Stay Compliant With It

    Most travelers know you're limited in what liquids you can bring on a flight, but may not know the exact numbers off-hand. The TSA's 3-1-1 rule can help.

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  • close-up of lightning cable connector
    By Keyede Erinfolami 5 months ago

    No Longer Need Your Old Apple Lightning Cables? Here's What To Do With Them

    USB-C is finally more prominent in the Apple ecosystem than the Lightning Connector, but what does that mean for your old Lightning Cables?

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  • Three attack helicopters flying at sunset
    By Michael Bruton 5 months ago

    12 Of The Most Iconic Military Helicopters In History

    The world has seen many a helicopter since the origin of the rotor craft, but some stand out more than others.

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  • Smartphone connected to charger.
    By Max Miller 5 months ago

    Do More Expensive Smartphone Chargers Actually Make A Difference?

    Not all chargers are made equal – here's what their prices say about their level of quality and value.

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  • Terrashroom founder talking business on Shark Tank
    By Patrick Phillips 5 months ago

    What Happened To The Terrashroom From Shark Tank Season 16?

    On Season 16 of the hit show "Shark Tank," founder of Terrashroom stepped into the tank seeking an investment. Here's what happened and where they are today.

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  • TSA agent looking at man's ID
    By Lynnae Williams 5 months ago

    Does TSA Accept Digital IDs On Your Phone?

    Digital ID is widely accepted for goods and services across the U.S., but will it get you through airport security checkpoints?

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  • Lynx snowmobile in front of snowy landscape
    By Michael Bruton 5 months ago

    Every Lynx Snowmobile Announced For 2026, Ranked By Price

    Looking for the high-end options for your next winter sports purchase? Lynx is offering a wide range of premium snowmobiles this year for both work and play.

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  • A rolled-up USB cable.
    By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

    How Long Can A USB Cord Be? (And Does Length Affect Performance?)

    USB cables are used for everything from desktop computers to power tools, but there's only so long a USB cable can be.

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  • a person charging a laptop
    By Samyak Goswami 5 months ago

    Can You Use A 100W Charger For A 65W Laptop?

    Wondering if a 100W charger is safe for your 65W laptop? Here's what you need to know about compatibility and power delivery.

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  • U.S. Navy Submarine on the surface
    By KR Manalo 5 months ago

    How Do Submarines Find Other Ships Underwater?

    Submarines are meant to be stealthy, silent weapons of destruction, but how do they navigate and engage targets? In more ways than you might think.

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  • A person holding an LED lightbulb.
    By Shane O'Neill 5 months ago

    Can You Use A 100W LED Bulb In A 60W Socket?

    Thinking about using a 100W LED bulb in a 60W socket? Learn if it’s safe, what the wattage ratings mean, and how to avoid electrical issues

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  • laptop with screen off on wooden table
    By Pankil Shah 5 months ago

    Windows Showing A Black Screen? Here's How To Fix It

    Seeing nothing but black on your Windows screen? Don’t panic—here’s how to fix it and get things working again!

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  • Closeup of a warplane aircraft engine
    By Michael Bruton 5 months ago

    Groundbreaking Engines That Changed The Face Of Warfare

    Technological advancements made the development of these engines possible -- and forever changed the way outside observers think about war.

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