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  • iPhone lying facedown on table
    By Jordan Wirth 8 months ago

    5 iPhone Settings You Can Change To Extend Battery Life

    Tweak these 5 iPhone settings to cut down battery drain without losing the features you actually use. No gimmicks, just smart adjustments.

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  • Woman using a laptop in the sun
    By Samyak Goswami 8 months ago

    Can Direct Sunlight Damage Your Laptop? Here's What You Need To Know

    It's not uncommon to take a laptop outside to get some work done, but if you leave your laptop outside under direct sunlight for too long, here's what happens.

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  • George Foreman at an event holding plates of food
    By Joe Hindy 8 months ago

    5 Of The Best 'As Seen On TV' Kitchen Appliances Ever Made

    Shopping history is littered with "as seen on TV" kitchen appliances that made brief impacts in peoples' lives, but these ones have had real staying power.

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  • AT&T signage on a building.
    By Nadeem Sarwar 8 months ago

    AT&T Data Breach: You Could Be Owed Up To $5,000 If Affected By The Leaks

    AT&T and its customers were victims of a major data breach in 2024. Now, those affected by the breach, are eligible for compensation, but read the fine print.

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  • GeForce GTX branding on a GPU
    By Adnan Ahmed 8 months ago

    Don't Get Rid Of Your Old Graphics Card Yet: 3 Ways You Can Still Use It

    Do you have an old graphics card lying around? Before you throw it in the garbage, there are ways you can still use it. Here's what you need to know.

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  • Smartphone displays Google Photos logo with web app in background
    By Max Miller 8 months ago

    How To Use The Google Photos Quick Edit Feature

    Google has made it easier to make your photos look good every time with its Quick Edit feature, which suggests edits and enhancements to improve photo quality.

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  • Side view of Yara Birkeland electric cargo ship
    By KR Manalo 8 months ago

    Electric Cargo Ships: How Do They Work?

    Electric cars aren't the only battery-powered vehicles out there. Electric cargo ships are beginning to appear. How do these work compared to traditional ones?

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  • Split image: a non-powered cylinder mower and a battery power cylinder mower
    By Shane Schmid 8 months ago

    What's The Advantage Of Using A Cylinder Lawn Mower Over Rotary?

    Looking to switch over to an old-school cylinder lawn mower instead of a more traditional rotary mower? There's actually a number of benefits.

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  • iPhone with Temu app
    By Quina Baterna 8 months ago

    Buying From Temu Can Be Risky - Here's Why

    While those deals on Temu can be tempting, it's important to remember you often get what you pay for and exercise caution when using the app.

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  • An offshore wind farm in The Netherlands
    By Rahul Srinivas 8 months ago

    How Big Is The Largest Wind Turbine In The World & How Much Electricity Can It Produce?

    While some of the largest wind turbines have never been deployed, what's the biggest and most powerful that's managed to start generating electricity.

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  • A small motoboat near a giant Atlantis ship
    By Daksh Chaudhary 8 months ago

    What Makes A Ship Different From A Boat?

    Ships and boats both live on the water, but there are several very distinct differences between the two. We'll break it all down for you here.

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  • Ryobi drills on display in hardware store
    By Alex Hevesy 8 months ago

    Are Ryobi And Milwaukee Tools Made In The Same Factory?

    Popular power tool brands Milwaukee and Ryobi are both owned by Techtronic Industries, but that doesn't mean they're the same tools wearing different colors.

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  • Frustrated woman using her phone
    By Adnan Ahmed 8 months ago

    How To Get Faster Internet Speeds On Your Android Phone

    Are you not happy with the Internet speed you're getting on your Android phone? A few tweaks to your device can make sure you're getting the best speed.

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  • Private jet flying in sunset
    By Michael Bruton 8 months ago

    5 Of The Most Famous Private Aircraft Crashes & The Technical Failures Behind Them

    From Payne Stewart to Aaliyah, these five private aircraft crashes reveal how technical failures and human errors turned luxury flights into tragedy.

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  • side view of Elite II jet
    By Jon Dempsey 8 months ago

    How Much A Honda Jet Actually Costs (And Why It Started Making Planes)

    Honda is not just for affordable rides on the ground. The company has also taken to the skies with surprisingly affordable (for rich people) private jets too.

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  • A woman with red hair holding professional-grade power tools
    By Daksh Chaudhary 8 months ago

    What Is Trickle Charging And Why Is It Not Advised For Lithium-Ion Power Tool Batteries?

    You've probably heard of trickle charging in regards to recharging your batteries, but why isn't trickle charging acceptable for lithium-ion batteries?

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  • A large cruise ship with lights turned on at the night time in water
    By Daksh Chaudhary 8 months ago

    What Is The Turning Radius Of A Cruise Ship?

    Cruise ships are the massive masters of the ocean, but considering how large they are, you might be wondering how much room it needs to turn.

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  • iPad Pro on Table
    By Jordan Wirth 8 months ago

    6 Ways To Keep Your iPad Battery From Draining So Fast

    Tweak a few settings and skip the nonsense tips. These smarter iPad habits help stretch your battery life without ruining the user experience.

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  • An Anker Nebula projector
    By Sumukh Rao 8 months ago

    These 5 Anker Products Might Not Be On Your Radar, But They Should Be

    Anker develops high-tech accessories that complement life on the move by keeping people connected, devices charged, responsibilities tracked, and data stored.

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  • 4AG mushroom picking robot hand hovers above mushrooms ready to pick them.
    By Casey Cooper 8 months ago

    This Startup Company Is Spending Millions To Pick Mushrooms With Robots

    Harvesting crops has been mechanized for many years. Except for mushrooms, which require delicate handling and an expert eye. Now robots are up to the task.

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  • black and decker drill
    By Quina Baterna 8 months ago

    How To Contact Black And Decker About Replacement Parts If A Tool Or Appliance Breaks

    Need to replace or repair something you own that was made by Black and Decker? The brand has a number of methods of contacting them and making arrangements.

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  • Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
    By Max Miller 8 months ago

    Sick Of Ads On Your Samsung Phone? Here's How To Turn Them Off

    Tired of pop-ups and promos on your Samsung phone? Here’s how to shut off those sneaky ads and take back control of your screen.

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  • Nvidia RTX 50 series showcased with Nvidia logo as background
    By Siddharth Munjal 8 months ago

    What Is NVIDIA Smooth Motion And Can My Graphics Card Use It?

    Graphics cards are always innovating with new technologies to give users better visuals and faster performance, but how does NVIDIA Smooth Motion actually work?

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  • A typical PC gaming setup
    By Russ Good 8 months ago

    10 Amazon Basics Gaming Accessories Worth Buying (And 3 To Avoid)

    Some Amazon Basics gaming accessories are surprisingly good, but a few fall short — here’s what’s worth adding to your setup and what you should avoid.

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  • South Pacific Ocean region, location or territory mark drawing on a map with some famous country names words or text written on the surface
    By UmmeAimon Shabbir 8 months ago

    Why Most Flights Avoid Flying Over The South Pacific

    The shortest line on a flat map doesn't always translate to the shortest route in the air, and that's just one reason why planes avoid the South Pacific.

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  • Aircraft marshall directing plane on a runway
    By Nate Williams 8 months ago

    What Does It Mean When An Airline's Ground Crew Member Waves Those Lights Around?

    Those members of the ground crew waving lights around on the runway are known as aircraft marshallers. What do their signals even mean, though?

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  • A woman with short hair closing metal blinds in her smart home
    By Daksh Chaudhary 8 months ago

    Do Smart Homes Use A Lot Of Electricity Or Do They Actually Save Energy?

    While adding smart devices might seem like a good way to raise your electric bill, can their power-saving functions actually offset those costs?

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